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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Maybe don't make creamed chipped beef and succotash.

Yes, our kids eat a healthful variety of very good foods. They don't just eat "kid stuff." They try the bay's majority of what they are served with no coaxing needed.

But every time he wants to cook, he busts out the Betty Crocker 1970s cookbook and makes canned soup-y stuff his mom used to serve. I always eat it and say thank you, but I can't exactly blame our kids for not wanting to eat this heavy stuff. We are talking LITERALLY shit on a shingle.[/quote]

The Betty Crocker cookbook is the best selling cookbook of all time, having sold more than three times as many copies as The Joy of Cooking.

Your husband might be very hurt by what you posted.  While repairing my ex wife's computer, I came across some of her social media postings where she not only bad-mouthed me to her internet friends, but she even made up stories of things I hadn't done, I guess to garner sympathy from her readers.  [/quote]

Oh, please. First of all, it doesn't matter that Betty Crocker has been around a long time or is best-selling. McDonald's also has been around forever, and tons of people eat there. That doesn't make it good food.

Secondly, your wife's social media is obviously traceable to her. Anonymous postings aren't. He can't tell whether I'm reading a thread or writing, or what I'm contributing if I am writing. Plus, I change details. [/quote]

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