Anonymous wrote:Op again
My eldest sons play soccer and ice hockey 3x a week. Anytime I try to give them a soup for dinner they freak out and basically refuse to eat it. Last week I made 10 chicken legs for dinner. Every last one was eaten in about 25 mins. When I feed them till they are full, it's like preparing a meal for an army. They managed to eat 10 potatoes worth of mashed potatoes the other day. I cooked a rack of ribs and they were still hungry after.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Teenagers and boys of all ages, eat a LOT. Plan for more food. Maybe put bread on the dinner table.![]()
Maybe make double portions of each dinner and then put the leftovers in the fridge. When everyone announces they're hungry, just pull out the leftovers for round two.
These kids eat about a loaf of bread every day. We usually have a quarter loaf of French bread (the long one) on the table each night. We also have butter and garlic to add to it as they like. And also we have dessert just about each night. But yeah there are usually never any left over at all lol. I try to make enough for each person to have a serving of each item but sometimes I think each of my kids could personally eat a whole chicken.
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Anonymous wrote:Teenagers and boys of all ages, eat a LOT. Plan for more food. Maybe put bread on the dinner table.![]()
Maybe make double portions of each dinner and then put the leftovers in the fridge. When everyone announces they're hungry, just pull out the leftovers for round two.
Anonymous wrote:They are telling you they want food of substance.