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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Look, a lot depends on how people were raised. If they didn’t eat duck, octopus, carpaccio by a certain age, they just aren’t going to be foodies, they won’t appreciate fine dining ingredients, and they are not going to be adventurous. If you cook bc you like it fine, but you have to know your SO by now OP. You can slowly introduce him to new things when you go out to eat so that he develops a more sophisticated palate. [b]But if he is fine eating basic foods,[/b] you need to change your expectations of him.[/quote] That’s all OP is cooking. She’s not described cooking duck, octopus, and carpaccio. She made split pea soup and described herself as a “foodie”. Split pea soup is just a basic bland food. It’s not fancy or complicated[/quote]
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