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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here! I am enjoying this, even for those who are slamming me. Believe me, we have more than enough food: six racks of ribs, 6 pounds of 80/20 burger meat, packs of Nathan's hot dogs, fruit salad ( well we will have it) , potato salad, beer, wine, soda, juice, Fried chicken, watermelon, the works. I am telling you though, these kids are bottomless pits and what generally happens is that they start eating like cups of applesauce or yogurts, or fruits, chips, etc that we don't even put out and are meant for school lunches. We also have one kid who is an athlete in training and likes to have certain things around- rice cakes, quinoa in cups, peanut butter, chocolate milk etc, and all of that gets annihilated too. I just think it is kind of rude to watch your kids sack someone else's pantry family or not . [/quote] But when they raid the pantry is there still party food left? If not, then you have failed as a host and should be really embarrassed that you didn't provide enough food. If there's still plenty of food that they could reasonably be expected to eat (so, stuff like chips and desserts, not potato salad that sat in the heat all day, or hamburgers for a vegetarian) then it's extremely rude for them to eat your household snacks and ingredients, and their parents should be very embarrassed. [/quote]
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