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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]which is news since Thanksgiving. They’re both former athletes, eat a lot and previously big meat eaters.  But my question is what do I do about Christmas dinner that’s big on meat and seafood — What do I have for them? [/quote]

There are a lot of different opinions here.  You can obviously adopt a rigid response and let them pick at your string beans for dinner.  This would of course be reasonable given the short notice they've given, but it would also be a statement.  I agree with a PP who suggested that it might be your last family meal with your daughter if you take a hard line.  You can also try to incorporate a few new side dishes that are 'animal product' free.  Keep in mind that they're young and all of this animal-free, gluten-free, etc. hype is huge these days.  They should have given you advanced notice, but it is what it is.  Perhaps, you can also ask your DD and her girlfriend to be sure to bring a couple bottles of sparkling or wine?[/quote]

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