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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When did this picky stuff become a thing? Was this a thing when you all were growing up? I don't remember it being a thing when I was growing up, we just ate what was there or went hungry and that was pretty much it. One of my grandmothers did the short order cook thing but she liked doing that for us kids and it made staying at her house fun. [/quote] +1 Personally, I think all of this is made up hype - textural this, sensory that... We've created a generation where it's ok for things to be *disgusting* and to be refused - by constantly serving instead/carrying along the *most palatable foods* (some combo of fat/sugar carbs that lights up the - goldfish, crackers, cheerios, buttered noodles, chicken tenders). On a totally unrelated note, it seems to me that, if we've got so many kids who have sensory, add, adhd, on the spectrum, etc. issues - and it's not about parenting - I think we need to rethink what are doing environmentally that is causing such a high percentage of our population to have so many issues. [/quote] ITA Why do so many American restaurants now have kid menus when they didn't before? Part of it is because parents only feed their kids five things that you see on the kids menus. Kid menus are really only a thing in the US, though now we seem to be exporting that gem as well.[/quote]
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