Anonymous
07/09/2018 12:34
Subject: Re:Food for last minute get togethers
Anonymous wrote:it is entirely possible to eat healthy balanced meals 95% of the time but let loose at parties, get togethers etc. As is everything in life, it is all about balance. Too far to either side is unhealthy and creates food issues. My boys will eat huge salads, we replenish the fruit bowl daily, will eat almost all veggies, open to trying anything, so great eaters but if they have a few friends over and the doritos come out I am not going to sweat it. They are athletic, active, happy...a junk food binge here and there is normal and completely fine.
But don't your kids hang out with their friends many days a week? Especially during the summer? Junk food binge 5 or 6 times a week?
Anonymous
07/09/2018 11:30
Subject: Re:Food for last minute get togethers
One of DS’s friends’ mom always orders the crew massive amounts of Chinese food when they’re over there late-ish. I gotta up my game if I want my place to be the hangout!
Anonymous
07/09/2018 11:10
Subject: Re:Food for last minute get togethers
Some of you people are insane. Do you really expect OP to whip up a gourmet meal for her kids late night guests? When I was a teenager I snacked on "unhealthy foods" over at friend houses on occasion and I grew up to be a slender, healthy eating adult. Friends I knew who were never allowed any junk food grew into junk food fiends though.
Anonymous
07/09/2018 09:53
Subject: Re:Food for last minute get togethers
it is entirely possible to eat healthy balanced meals 95% of the time but let loose at parties, get togethers etc. As is everything in life, it is all about balance. Too far to either side is unhealthy and creates food issues. My boys will eat huge salads, we replenish the fruit bowl daily, will eat almost all veggies, open to trying anything, so great eaters but if they have a few friends over and the doritos come out I am not going to sweat it. They are athletic, active, happy...a junk food binge here and there is normal and completely fine.
Anonymous
07/09/2018 09:41
Subject: Food for last minute get togethers
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People shove frozen preservative laden crap down there kids throats and then wonder why they get fat, have crappy taste in food and think veggies com from a tin can.
You clearly do not know any teen boys.
No one is shoving anything down their throats. They are vacuuming food in.
Teen boys are very different than your pre school girls.
uh-huh... and in 10 or 15 years, these teenage boys will be fat.
No they won't
Teen boys do not eat like preschool girls.
Active teen boys need around 3000 calories and athletes in training season around 4000 calories.
Active teen boys can eat and eat and not put on a pound.
This is a teen forum. Not a preschool forum.
Yes the majority of them (about 75%) will become fat. To deny that fact is foolish.
Teen boys need to eat healthy foods, so that when their teenage metabolism slows down to normal levels, they will naturally start eating less. But most teenage boys become addicted to the pizzas, burgers, fries, sodas, frozen appetizers, chips, brownies, and all of the other things being given to them. Then 5 years pass and the time comes to slow down their food intake, but they don't stop eating all of the crap because it tastes awesome and their bodies crave it.
(And I have 2 active teenage boys who eat a ton of calories -- good calories.)
HAHAHAHAHAHA!
Anonymous
07/09/2018 08:34
Subject: Food for last minute get togethers
Anonymous wrote:Fresh apples, bananas, carrots, celery and kale chips
Ooh! Fresh apples! I guess better than old ones?
Anonymous
07/09/2018 08:30
Subject: Re:Food for last minute get togethers
Bread and peanut butter, apples and bananas, chips and salsa, ice cream, pasta shells and cheese.
Anonymous
07/07/2018 15:24
Subject: Food for last minute get togethers
Frozen pasta and sauce
Sandwich stuff--rolls, turkey and ham, cheese
Bananas
Cupcake stuff, also good for last minute bake sales, etc.
Sandwich stuff--rolls, turkey and ham, cheese
Bananas
Cupcake stuff, also good for last minute bake sales, etc.
Anonymous
07/07/2018 15:08
Subject: Food for last minute get togethers
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fresh apples, bananas, carrots, celery and kale chips
"Son, why don't your friends come over anymore?"
LOL
Anonymous
07/07/2018 14:56
Subject: Food for last minute get togethers
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People shove frozen preservative laden crap down there kids throats and then wonder why they get fat, have crappy taste in food and think veggies com from a tin can.
You clearly do not know any teen boys.
No one is shoving anything down their throats. They are vacuuming food in.
Teen boys are very different than your pre school girls.
uh-huh... and in 10 or 15 years, these teenage boys will be fat.
No they won't
Teen boys do not eat like preschool girls.
Active teen boys need around 3000 calories and athletes in training season around 4000 calories.
Active teen boys can eat and eat and not put on a pound.
This is a teen forum. Not a preschool forum.
Yes the majority of them (about 75%) will become fat. To deny that fact is foolish.
Teen boys need to eat healthy foods, so that when their teenage metabolism slows down to normal levels, they will naturally start eating less. But most teenage boys become addicted to the pizzas, burgers, fries, sodas, frozen appetizers, chips, brownies, and all of the other things being given to them. Then 5 years pass and the time comes to slow down their food intake, but they don't stop eating all of the crap because it tastes awesome and their bodies crave it.
(And I have 2 active teenage boys who eat a ton of calories -- good calories.)
Anonymous
07/07/2018 12:41
Subject: Food for last minute get togethers
An inexpensive filler: Loaf of Italian or French bread . Slice in half lengthwise. Place on a foil lined cookie sheet for easy cleanup. Load on any kind of shredded cheese in your frig. Cook in oven for 20 minutes until cheese is melted.Cut into bite size pieces.
Wiener wraps made from hot dogs and crescent rolls. Make them bite size.
Wiener wraps made from hot dogs and crescent rolls. Make them bite size.
Anonymous
07/07/2018 09:33
Subject: Food for last minute get togethers
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People shove frozen preservative laden crap down there kids throats and then wonder why they get fat, have crappy taste in food and think veggies com from a tin can.
You clearly do not know any teen boys.
No one is shoving anything down their throats. They are vacuuming food in.
Teen boys are very different than your pre school girls.
uh-huh... and in 10 or 15 years, these teenage boys will be fat.
No they won't
Teen boys do not eat like preschool girls.
Active teen boys need around 3000 calories and athletes in training season around 4000 calories.
Active teen boys can eat and eat and not put on a pound.
This is a teen forum. Not a preschool forum.
Anonymous
07/07/2018 07:51
Subject: Food for last minute get togethers
Pizza - order in; uber eats etc. is what my son does. We have a 4 people only over rule. Otherwise, popcorn, chips, drinks (non alcoholic), brownies/cookies, frozen appetizer things.
Anonymous
07/06/2018 17:00
Subject: Food for last minute get togethers
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People shove frozen preservative laden crap down there kids throats and then wonder why they get fat, have crappy taste in food and think veggies com from a tin can.
You clearly do not know any teen boys.
No one is shoving anything down their throats. They are vacuuming food in.
Teen boys are very different than your pre school girls.
uh-huh... and in 10 or 15 years, these teenage boys will be fat.
Anonymous
07/06/2018 16:52
Subject: Re:Food for last minute get togethers
I keep frozen pizza, brownie mix and bottles of water. If I have notice, I pick up some doritos or cheetos. I usually have hot dogs and hamburgers too. And, then they raid whatever else is in the house. I keep the food that I don't want them to eat (ie, what I am going to put in the younger kids' lunches) in a plastic bin that is off limits.