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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t understand this clearly. OP, who’s hosting and doing the cooking? You or the fussy relative?[/quote] We'll gather at a grandparent's house, but the grandparent isn't cooking. Each household will bring a few dishes. So, we're having discussions to make sure we aren't duplicating (e.g. 5 turkeys). So, the objections are coming up in that context. [/quote] OMG then this is even easier. She should bring foods her kids will eat, it doesn't matter what else is on the table. She does not have to force them to eat every single item in a large holiday meal. [/quote] Yup, this. She is being ridiculous and you sound like you're being very reasonable. As long as there are options that her kids will eat, there's no need for the full menu to be only friendly to her kids.[/quote]
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