Anonymous wrote:We are so lucky because our DD will not only eat funyuns, but Salt and Vinegar chips and Jalapeno Cheetos. Keep introducing and they will start getting used to the new flavors. And at least your little darling is still getting their veggies!

Oh please...if you *REALLY* want your snowflake to get their veggies, you have to switch to the Veggie Straws. I mean, they actually have "Veggie" in the name, they have to be good for you, right? And they're the same color as vegetables.

just be a parent.

who's in charge? you or her?

this is why my little Larla has never eaten anything I didn't make with my own two hands. I may have been fired from my wonderful job for always being late and i never have time to play with larla, but Larla has never once tasted a goldfish in her whole 4 years. and dammit, that's what matters in life.

Anonymous wrote:Geez OP. I hope for your kid's sake you are at the very least getting the organic Funyuns.

This.makes.me.sad.

No way!! They make organic Funyuns?

I'm off to Whole Foods this afternoon.

We are so lucky because our DD will not only eat funyuns, but Salt and Vinegar chips and Jalapeno Cheetos. Keep introducing and they will start getting used to the new flavors. And at least your little darling is still getting their veggies!

Sprinkle her Funyuns with cayenne pepper. If she continues to eat them, switch her to the Spicy Sweet Chili flavored Doritos. She won't be able to tell the difference. Done.

Well, you could introduce her to the son of the OP on the "how to teach my kid not to be fat" thread. He will inform her that he is eating hummus and vegetables so as to avoid being FAT, which will obviously solve the problem.