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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why can't they eat veggies and hummus and the meatballs?[/quote]

They likely won't eat meatballs for health reasons (too much sugar and fat). They can eat veggies and dips, it's just that they're so thoughtful of getting everyone's food preferences right when they host that I want to do something special. Shrimp cocktail was always our big thing that they loved to eat when we host NYE (like they love it so much it's become a family joke) so I want to have a relatively nice alternative. [/quote]

I make a lot of different meatballs, and literally none of the recipes are high in sugar. Some are what we make when diabetic friends come for dinner. And many are low-fat.  If you want healthy meatball recipes, they exist. [/quote]

[b]That grape jelly meatball recipe that is popular has sugar.  [/b]

What about either stuffed mushroom caps or deviled eggs?  Little summer rolls with chicken veggies and peanut sauce to dip?  Ceviche?  Melon with smoked salmon or prosciutto?  Soy curl satay? Lettuce wraps with ground chicken and vegetables?[/quote]

Gross. No one likes those anyhow.[/quote]

They are gobbled up everywhere.

Snob.[/quote]

They are a WT staple. Right next to the pigs in a blanket.[/quote]

You don’t know what you’re missing, cringey snob![/quote]

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