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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Besides, I don't think you can reasonably expect a soccer group to accommodate your vegetarian/vegan/low carb diet choices.[/quote]

Its unreasonable to expect parents bring reasonable snacks of fruits, veggies, crackers, and more healthy options. [/quote]

Yeah, because what is on your list of "ok" foods will be on someone else's list of "not ok" foods.  Your black bean chips and hummus sound delicious to me but that will not be a popular snack among 6 year old kids.

Just bring something that most of them will eat and that cleans up easily.[/quote]

No one is talking that.  Grapes, strawberries, carrots, oranges, celery are all basic.   [/quote]

My kid is allergic to strawberries and has sensory issues won't eat grapes, carrots, oranges or celery.  And, sensory issues are just as 'real' as food allergies.  [/quote]

I brought strawberries, and only one kid ate them.  All the other kids refused.  I cut them up and put them in clear plastic cups with forks, and the parents thought it was a great idea, but none of the kids did.  Except that one who took a cup and ate them.  My younger dd who wasn't playing was thrilled because she could eat plenty of strawberries that day.
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You should have put a nice dollup of whipped cream on them.. I'll bet more would have at least tried them.[/quote]

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