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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think what your asking is whether some foods are too expensive to share with a crowd of kids, and my response is "hell yes." If I'm baking a batch of cupcakes for school, I'm not going to use the expensive chocolate and other ingredients. And if I'm having several families over for dinner, I'm also not going to make anything extremely pricey. But I do want my child to have a sophisticated palette and will share expensive, good-quality food with him. Although I just realized the other day that I've never bought us filet mignon - he's tasted it before, but I just can't buy him a $25 piece of meat that he'll eat in one sitting.[/quote] Sometimes I ask kids what they prefer me to deliver for school treats: home made top quality chocolate dipped strawberries or Kryspy kreme donuts? Donuts win every time. Yes, some good food is wasted on kids. I know some families feed their kids regular milk, while parents use organic milk. No, not for the reason the holy mamas would wage a war on. It is because the kids demand the hormone laced milk to grow tall.[/quote]
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