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OP here - because I don't have access to the kitchenette because BIL and SIL have reserved the guest cabin.  I would do this in a heartbeat and wouldn't have even posted if I were able to use the kitchenette. [b] For all you who say 'what if you travel out of the country' - we've been out of the country 5 times with our kids, and I just bring a cooler/ bag with the foods they will eat.[/b]  They can last for a week on pb& j - but I haven't found any GF bread that I can get past any of us.  I actually bought a bunch of stuff to try (noodles, bread, etc) so it isn't as if I am not trying, but we haven't had much success and I  don't want to spend 5 days (not to mention thousands in plane tix and rental car) with hungry grumpy kids if I can find a reasonable way to bridge this gap.[/quote]

You bring food to foreign countries for your kid?

Jesus...your kids need this trip, to learn their diet isn't the center of the universe. Land the helicopter mommy. [/quote]

Can't believe it took someone else this long to post the same thought  OP, you need to deal with your kids' issues and this trip is a good straight.  There is no good reason [b]good[/b] that kids should only eat the items you have mentioned.  Time to end the lazy parenting.[/quote]

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