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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am wondering about something after I read your update, op. You said you ate popcorn a ton instead of meals. I wonder what your childhood home meals were like? The reason I am wondering if that my college age kids are at home now. I am finding that ds and dd want all kinds of food. Meatloaf, fish and green beans, curries, pork chops, steaks, rice dishes, calamari, beans, soups, I mean like I am some kind of a all cuisine restaurant chef! Did I create these monsters? Was it that I cooked too much when they were kids? I am tried from cooking[b]. Maybe I created the opposite, these nightmare, where is my smoked salmon and avocado everything bagel, and you can't really expect me to eat a plain sandwich douche bags! I always thought it is great to cook and have a variety of dishes[/b], but boy, I am not that happy about it now![/quote] ha.. I have been having similar thoughts. We buy very expensive cut steaks, seared to perfection, though we don't have it that often. One time, DS (teen) was somewhere and was served a cheap cut, and he didn't like it. I had to explain to our kids that the steak we have is an expensive cut, and the differences between cheaper steaks and more expensive ones. They like things like sushi, crab, and other expensive foods. We are fairly frugal in most things except for food. [/quote]
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