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So you and your kids just eat bread and mash potatoes ever day and that's it? I have never service mashed potatoes and dinner rolls...what is your culture? You a longshoreman or in the army on field excerise burning 2400 calories a day? Hope you give them a stick of butter rolled in brown sugar. [/quote]

No, I said we eat it as a side.   Maybe I misunderstood the point of OP's question.   He or she asked why people looked down on "buttered noodle".

Are we talking about "eating only buttered noodles, all the time, and nothing but buttered noodles"?   Because I agree that sounds like a problem.

Or are we talking about someone, say a child, eating something for breakfast (maybe oat cereal, milk, juice?), apples with peanut butter for a snack, buttered noodles with a little parm cheese and a glass of milk for lunch, popcorn and a cheese stick for a snack, and chicken and broccoli and rice stir fry for dinner?  Don't see what's so bad about buttered noodles?[/quote]

Op here...Wow! Just checked the butterf noodles thread! [b]We are heating up the food forum[/b]! So anyway, my question is aimed at the latter scenario. For example, last night (or whenever) we had buttered noodles and peas and cheese for dinner, but eggs, toast, and  and oranges for breakfast etc. I posted it because I read another post about picky eating where someone had written, "I've never served my child buttered noodles" and I was wondering what is wrong with buttered noodles.  And now I know![/quote]

I think some folks wandered over from the Political Forum!  :D [/quote]

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