How should a parent introduce new food to his children? Is it ok to force them to eat what you've made?

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Anonymous Sat Aug 12 05:47:44 2023 No.19593883 [Reply] [Original]

How should a parent introduce new food to his children? Is it ok to force them to eat what you've made?

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 05:55:20 2023 No.19593902 [DELETED]

depends. if your kid is a picky eater and only eats chicken nuggets then yeah you should be beating the shit out of him until he eats what's placed in front of him, for his own good.

maybe the beating should be a last resort and you should just starve them until they'd eat a dryer lint sandwich if it were placed in front of them

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 05:55:34 2023 No.19593904 >>19593883 Try at least 1 bite. If they don't like it, oh well, we can do something else. I want my kids to broaden their horizons but I'm not gonna force them to unless its necissary.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 05:58:08 2023 No.19593913 At least one bite, not even every time. If my ass cooks food I damn well know my kid hates, forcing them to eat it just makes me an asshole.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 06:01:29 2023 No.19593921 Kids should eat what they're given. If they don't like it they can get a job and buy their own food.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 06:06:30 2023 No.19593929 File: 269 KB, 902x779, Screenshot_20230812_020505_Brave.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Gotta try new food cause it might taste gooood!

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 07:19:54 2023 No.19594063 Just be strict with your kids. Let them know it isn't an option to say no. They can say that they don't like it, and I wont make it again, but that's it.

Perfidious Albion !tTLhRyEY8Y Sat Aug 12 07:35:42 2023 No.19594094

>>19593883
Depends on why they're refusing it. Kids' tastebuds are much more sensitive than adults, if something is overseasoned or incompetently prepared they'll reject it. If you're making them eat something just because YOU enjoy it that's wrong, but if they legit refuse to eat anything that isn't goyslop tier fast food then it's time for them to starve till they learn to enjoy real food.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 07:42:23 2023 No.19594105

I think toddlers and babies don't really get a choice, but they're also less fussy if the food is introduced in the right way.
for young children it's important to give them the choice. don't plop on their plate a bunch of vegetables they don't know. Let them pick the ones they want to eat. If they see everyone else eat them they'll be less likely to be repulsed by it, and by not forcing it on them, they will also feel less forced. You can but I disagree with it personally tell them to try at least 1 piece of it, but that's again forcing them.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:03:28 2023 No.19594142 There's no single answer for this. Some kids have allergies. Some parents can't cook. Some kids respond better to starvation than force-feeding. We all have to see which method works best.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:12:41 2023 No.19594156 As baseline, a normal person should be able to eat anything just fine as long as it's properly cooked, you should get your kids there some way.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:15:52 2023 No.19594159

You should, because they end up fucked if they don't. My best friend is such a picky eater that all he can eat is chicken tenders, french fries, and cheese. His usual go to meal is taking 2 flour tortillas, putting a bunch of shredded cheese in between, and then microwaving it. He's extremely malnourished and hasn't eaten vegetables or fruit in like 15 years.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:17:26 2023 No.19594162 >>19594159 My grandfather is like 80 years old and has been a picky eater his entire life. I can't tell you how pathetic and sad it is to watch an old man cry about eating chicken or carrots or something.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:17:52 2023 No.19594163

>>19594159
And I also hate eating with him. Eating with him makes me want to beat the fuck out of him, like his parents should have done.

>>19593904
>>19593913
One bite generally doesn't work unless the food is jaw droppingly good. Kids are stubborn little shits and will pretend to hate food just so they can get their way. The best advice is to only give them good shit from an early age. Cook them all their meals with a healthy balance of shit. If you introduce fast food and tendies at too young of an age, then you get faggot kids.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:18:29 2023 No.19594165 >>19594162 Oddly enough he'll eat frozen tenders like your friend

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:20:25 2023 No.19594167 >go to taco stand >friend takes 15 min trying to explain he wants just meat and cheese on a flour tortilla >everyone is looking at him and frowning >they put onions on it and he starts yelling in the truck

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:20:47 2023 No.19594169
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>>19593883
Hard to say since almost everyone has had an experience like 'you can't leave the table until you finish what's on your plate'

Most people had it be normal and end up fine so they don't care

Then a vocal minority had their parents scream or swear at them and now they're like traumatized by the thought of that happening to others

Just treat the kid kindly but make em try veggies. Don't let them live off chicken nuggets only

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:24:41 2023 No.19594174 >>19594167 Now you know to never take that friend anywhere other than fast food again

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:26:05 2023 No.19594177

>>19594167
As someone who generally doesn't like the taste of a lot of greens (but I eat anything and never ask for things to be taken off), I don't understand how meat eating picky eaters hate onions. Half the processed shit they eat is flavored with onions anyway. Onions are fucking god tier.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:28:45 2023 No.19594182 >>19594177 It's the texture. They don't like crunching vegetables or slimy grilled onions that you still have to chew through.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:29:52 2023 No.19594185 Even as a child I wanted people to consider me sophisticated and mature, so it got me in an early habit of eating things like artichokes, strong cheeses and shellfish. A gourmand from birth.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:45:20 2023 No.19594200 >>19594063 Very good anon. So they grow up being the perfect corporate slave that cannot say no. I'd rather have a child that stands its ground and does not eat a bite than a yes sayer that slips into my anus.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:48:56 2023 No.19594203 >>19593883 You shouldn't. Kids don't like vegetables because they are full of toxic poisons

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:53:46 2023 No.19594210 File: 2.96 MB, 2048x1536, 555DECD5-71DF-4BFE-938D-1950FF56C957.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19594167 I wish I could have been that taco truck man so I coulda told your friend no more soup for you fagmotron

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:56:10 2023 No.19594212

Being fair, most boomers could never cook worth a shit SO it's no surprise pickup eaters started being really a thing after the early 70's
If you can Cook, there's no reason your kid wouldn't eat a meal
Just eat the food little shit, we can make something else next time if it's that big of a deal. Now just finish the plate, goddamn

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:57:42 2023 No.19594214

>like 2009 or so
>finally force my picky eater friend to eat with me somewhere other than maccas or jack in the box
>he orders the sushi sampler
>he picks up a nigiri, dabs his lips and sets it back down immediately
>says this isn’t for me and won’t eat anything
>I resign myself to him being an eternal faggot
>just a few years ago he tells me proudly he finally had some sushi cus his gf forced him to try it
>I still think he’s a colossal faggot

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 08:59:54 2023 No.19594217 >>19594063 >Let them know it isn't an option to say no. so when an adult tells them to take off their pants they'll know that saying no isn't an option. gotcha.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 09:24:23 2023 No.19594242 >>19593913 >If my ass cooks food I damn well know my kid hates, That makes you a bad parent

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 09:41:24 2023 No.19594260 >>19594203 Close, kids are sensitive to bitter compounds because many natural poisonous plants are bitter, but there are plenty of unpalatable, safe-to-eat things for kids, too.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 09:46:32 2023 No.19594266 >>19594212 >Being fair, most boomers could never cook worth a shit SO it's no surprise pickup eaters started being really a thing after the early 70's Most people were awful cooks before then too.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 09:49:42 2023 No.19594271 >>19594266 Heck until like the 2890 people in New York city were eating literal street pigs. That can't taste good.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 09:52:38 2023 No.19594275

>>19593883
>Boomers got beaten by nuns on a daily basis as children
>Never once heard my mom or dad complain about my grandparents making him eat vegetables
>Millennials on the internet are constantly crying about being told to finish their dinner
My parents weren't very strict and I enjoyed a free childhood but social media has really opened my eyes to the pussification of the modern American. I believe we should reinstate corporal punishment in schools.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 09:52:59 2023 No.19594277

Do it but only if you really know how to cook. My parents were terrible at cooking and made eat their shit food and i still resent them for it.
Goddamn shit omllete with dumb fucking raw potatos made sit there for an hour like a cunt eating this garbage while gaging no wonder i like dick now

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 09:55:31 2023 No.19594280 >>19594210 Source for this asmr video?

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:02:46 2023 No.19594283

>>19594277
>move out of my house and learn to cook on my own
>learn to love all sorts of food and try out crazy things I never thought to try before
>love it all
>go back home for a while during the pandemic
>it's all butter and salt and sugar
>even the vegetables must have had like a whole stick of butter added to them
>was only there for 2 months and ended up gaining 20lbs
>mom didn't want me to cook because things were "too spicy" or "didn't taste right" (she's a somewhatpicky cunt)
>she would then complain that no one else in the house cooked, even though she turned down my food
And that was when I realized that "nothing tastes better than mom's cooking" shit was all a lie. Holy fuck she's so bad at cooking. Of course I loved it as a kid, it's all just fats and sugar and super salty, it's basically fast food at home. It still tasted "good" because like our bodies love that shit, but my god it just made me feel like shit all the time. Glad I learned how to cook on my own.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:08:29 2023 No.19594289

I got my kid to eat veggies by just cooking them in a shitload of different ways until finding one he found tasty (he likes them baked in butter)

most parents struggle with this shit either because they treat their kids like property or refuse to fucking learn how to cook, or both

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:10:46 2023 No.19594293 >>19594063 your kid will grow up to be either an anxious mess that gets abused by everyone and is basically the king of pushovers or a sociopath that beats people up in the street for no reason and gets arrested at 18

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:13:44 2023 No.19594298 >>19594280 https://youtu.be/ITD2UppNh_Y

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:14:02 2023 No.19594299 >>19593883 Requiring a child to at minimum TRY something new before turning their nose up at it? Perfectly acceptable. Forcing them to eat an entire plate of something that is literally making them gag? Not cool.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:14:39 2023 No.19594300 File: 53 KB, 300x300, img-thing.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19593883 her children

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:17:10 2023 No.19594306

>>19594299
My parents forced me to drink two glasses of milk every day for the first 9 years of my life before my aunt was over one day and saw me getting sick drinking milk, like every day of my life before that, and suggested they stop and ask my pediatrician.

Turns-out I was lactose intolerant THE ENTIRE TIME

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:18:17 2023 No.19594308

>>19594283
> eat my parents food for years
> know its not the best but i thought that what home cooked food was like
> eating out (which was rare couse we were poor) felt like gourmet even at shity local restaurants
> moved out for college
> start cooking for my own, wasnt great but realizied i like cooking
> got better over the years
> now live in my own apartment
> cooking like a motherfucker
> healthier then moms cookins which is basically lots of oil
> fucking love the food i make
> cooks for my gf family often and they fucking love it (her parents aren't great cooks either)
> feels pretty good

Its amazing buying your own engridients and cook shit you like and actually being good at it, I get alot of compliments on my food and I try new shit and like to get creative with it constantly.
Eat the cookpill anons you can only benefit from it

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:20:07 2023 No.19594309 >>19594260 Clos, it’s kids that are full of toxic poisons

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:21:44 2023 No.19594312 >>19594308 This was not a fucking story you faggot

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:23:37 2023 No.19594314 File: 158 KB, 508x363, wtf copy.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19594312 YOU BE NICE

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:28:21 2023 No.19594319 >>19594162 why in the fuck is it pathetic for a grown man to eat what he likes? he lived to 80 so clearly it's fine you pretentious zoomer

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:30:50 2023 No.19594326 >>19594275 All that shit happened back then you just didn't have immediate access to thousands and thousands of them talking about it online fucking moron

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:31:05 2023 No.19594327 >>19594312 Im pretty new here didnt realize greentext have to be an actuall story with a plotline Also suck on my jew maza flavord balls

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:36:16 2023 No.19594338

>>19594327
every thread on /ck/ has an angryboi who just abuses people due to lack of self worth and no ability to contribute otherwisee. part of me believes this is actually the same anon all the time, but who knows (or cares).

anyway I feel your sentiment 100% myself

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:38:16 2023 No.19594342 Every time I try to get my 5yo to eat beans she cries. Like actual tears, sobbing crying. I've failed as a father.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:40:03 2023 No.19594347 >>19594342 if you're talking about bek beans I don't blame her. otherwise she's just not hungry enough.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:42:56 2023 No.19594351

>>19593883
They have to try, and they don't have to finish eating food they don't like, but they can't always have an alternative. Sometimes they'll just have to go hungry if they refuse to eat. This is a good balance because it empowers kids to make choices for themselves and refuse treatment they don't approve of, but also makes them understand that this often comes with a cost (a fair one, not a disproportionate punishment to discourage speaking up about stuff they don't like).

But also I think being good at cooking, understanding childish palette (bitterness tastes much more extreme to kids, for instance), and getting your kid involved in the cooking process / giving them input into the meals will make this much less of a problem. Obviously you'll still sometimes get picky eaters, but a chef's kids is way less likely to turn out picky than a horrible cook who usually feeds their kid fast food.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:43:30 2023 No.19594352 >>19594063 this dont eat it? they get it for breakfast the next day usually "i dont like it" means "i'd rather have fries/tendies"

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 10:50:35 2023 No.19594356

>>19593883
This bitch clearly hasn't been mouth raped enough
or starved enough

I used to hate eating, in general, until I was about 10. My interests simply were elsewhere. Yes I have been forced to sit at the table for two whole hours, just to eat a complete plate of *anything*. Something in me changed the instant I turned 10, and I ate everything under the sun - I even cajoled mum into my first glass of wine then. (It was gloriously delicious.)

Many, if not most of the things in life you simply have to force yourself to do. Eat, sleep, work, exercise, cook, get along with retards.
>You don't do X if you don't like X!
is a four year old child's philosophy.

As for introducing foods to children - many parents let their toddlers have a bite of everything. And if you never tell them some foods are regarded as bad, they won't realise it. (Same deal with falling down. If you don't scream and clutch your pearls they don't cry. Half their reaction is based on yours.) If they don't like something, try different ways of preparing and flavouring it.

And yes, sometimes tell them to shut the fuck up and eat it.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 11:18:03 2023 No.19594394 >>19594277 Raw potatoes are literally poisonous. I wonder if that's what made OP Twitter lady vomit.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 11:22:01 2023 No.19594397 >>19593883 Never listen to what children say. The moment you do is the moment you've handed them a blank cheque. Do not do that.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 11:23:05 2023 No.19594399

>>19594319
It's the ultra-restricted diet that makes it pathetic. Sure if there are a couple of things you don't eat because you've tried them more than once and just don't like them, that's fine. If your entire weekly food shop consists of pop-tarts, tendies and ice cream and you have an autistic meltdown if the store doesn't have your special brands, that's a problem.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 11:26:57 2023 No.19594406 >>19594399 a problem for who exactly? clearly not him

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 11:28:32 2023 No.19594411

>>19594394
that's a bit glib †bh. you could chop up raw potatoes and sit 100 people down to eat them and not a single one of them would so much as burp. maybe if you sat 1000 people down one or two would get the trots, even potatoes that have gone green, but despite being portrayed as scary nightshade raw potates are not exactly like drinking hemlock.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 11:32:38 2023 No.19594420 >>19593883 Dump MSG and sugar into new foods, gradually reduce the amounts.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 11:33:42 2023 No.19594422 >>19594420 >gaslight your children smart

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 11:39:07 2023 No.19594435 >>19594422 Sometimes you gotta do some dirty deeds to the ones you love.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 12:44:25 2023 No.19594502
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>>19594163
The one bite thing isn't to get them to suddenly decide they like it, it's to remind them that the random thing they've decided they don't like this week isn't going to kill them.
>>19594342
Bean dad?

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 12:47:36 2023 No.19594509

>>19593883
I disliked any of the more "advanced" veggies like asparagus, sprouts simply because my parents couldn't do anything but fucking boil them with no flavor. Once I started cooking myself is when I realized if I just added fucking salt and browned them a little bit they are actually quite nice.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 12:49:03 2023 No.19594514

don't make your kid a bigass plate of unfamiliar food. make sure there's something on the plate that you know they like, but otherwise don't drive yourself crazy making separate food for the kid or trying to force them to eat. if you just give them new foods without getting into a power struggle over it, they'll be more likely to try them.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 13:13:10 2023 No.19594559 >>19593929 Daniel Tiger’s rule is three bites, btw. I know because I’ve seen every single episode at least 5 times.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 13:15:01 2023 No.19594562 >>19594200 This is how people who don’t have kids talk.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 13:15:37 2023 No.19594563 >>19594559 Daniel has been absolutely ruined :c https://youtu.be/hk9mxmwZXos

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 13:21:20 2023 No.19594573 >>19594283 >>19594308 Butter is fine, you sound insufferable. Your family is probably really happy your gay whiny ass moved out.

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>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 13:25:05 2023 No.19594581 >>19594573 https://youtu.be/gcQ2iYVRXqE

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 13:26:10 2023 No.19594585 >>19594420 are you a wizard?

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 13:27:29 2023 No.19594587 My kid eats everything except he's recently started to hate mushrooms for some reason except king oysters. He likes those. >>19593902 If your kid is a picky eater, it's 100% your fault.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 13:27:57 2023 No.19594589 File: 246 KB, 554x474, 1688948192395869.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19594579 That is foul, that stuff tastes like distant burning tires.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 13:29:24 2023 No.19594592 Yes. Force them to eat and beat the shit out of them if they don’t. Don’t forget to lock them up in a kennel and tell them “bad dog” it helps with conditioning them

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 13:40:31 2023 No.19594606 >>19593883 You're suppose to feed them a large variety of foods as early as possible say they don't get picky.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 13:40:48 2023 No.19594608 >>19594063 Growing up there was always two options for dinner: Eat what’s on the plate Or don’t eat at all

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 13:55:11 2023 No.19594639

>>19594606
It was funny af watching my kid make faces as we fed him pureed cauliflower, broccoli and beetroot. Especially the broccoli. He would make this face like it disgusted him completely but then still open his mouth and lean forward for more. It was fucking hilarious to us.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 14:01:33 2023 No.19594653 File: 519 KB, 800x680, Neet_erasou.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19594200 sounds more like teaching them its okay running away from something that makes you uncomfortable you'd be raising future neets

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 14:06:49 2023 No.19594663 >>19594319 >wahhhh you can’t criticize old person because they are old Fuck off with that bullshit. Boomers already had it easy enough their entire life, they can take a little criticism.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 14:07:12 2023 No.19594664

>>19594639
Beans! I forgot about the beans. Around 8 months, right as we started with finger foods, we set aside a couple spoons of plain boiled beans. Red kidney, if memory serves. He ate one then started crying but still kept eating lmao
Fucking confusing and we took the beans away and lifted him up to comfort him because we were scared he'd choke if he continued to cry-eat. After he calmed down, literally seconds after the tears first started, we sat him back in his chair, gave him the beans again and he started to eat and cry all over again lol
It took a few tries, about a week of lunches, for him to get through two spoons of boiled beans without crying.
Babies are fucking weird, bro

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 14:09:23 2023 No.19594669 >>19594242 That's a weird way to insult me while simultaneously agreeing with me anon.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 14:12:21 2023 No.19594676 >>19594214 Shoulda stopped him before diving into the deep end with nigiri sushi - that was destined for failure. Salmon teriyaki and a side plate of unagi nigiri would have worked better

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 14:41:29 2023 No.19594747 >>19594214 Sushi is shit.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 15:07:48 2023 No.19594791
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>>19594162
That's a shame. There was a cute tv series here a while back where an old ballroom dancer celeb who basically only ever ate meat and potatoes travelled around trying tons of different cuisines with a chef. He was missing out on stuff like going to Chinese restaurants with his family so it was sweet to see him trying to broaden his horizons.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 15:31:26 2023 No.19594831 >>19593883 some veggies were a problem for me I would suggest cutting them in a smaller dice so you don't overwhelm the small fries bite with large pieces cook good also helps

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 15:37:41 2023 No.19594846 >>19594608 how much do you weigh right now

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 15:40:46 2023 No.19594860 >>19594846 this. I wanna see some fucking wrists

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 15:50:33 2023 No.19594890 >>19593883 No, my parents tried to force me to eat things I didn't like and I turned out a super picky eater

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 16:18:18 2023 No.19594961

allow them to hate at least 1 thing. everyone has their own distastes, and that is sometimes innate.

i fucking hated onions and olives well into my teens, my parents always liked both. i fucking loved broccoli and mushrooms, and my family didn't like either.

today the only thing i refuse to eat is ketchup.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 16:19:37 2023 No.19594965 >>19594399 Food snobbery at its finest. You should reject such thoughts

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 16:28:09 2023 No.19594980

Dear lord I hope a good most of you don't become parents

The real answer is to just make good food; growing up I thought I hated veggies. Turns out boiling shit in water and slopping a dollop of butter on it not only tastes awful but has an equally repulsive texture

Get good at cooking for the sake of your kids, they'll thank you as adults

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 16:31:14 2023 No.19594987 I would beat my kids if they refused to eat my cooking. Or maybe even choke them. Ditto for if they ever smoked weed.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 18:10:11 2023 No.19595255 >>19593883 mask in pfp

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 18:17:25 2023 No.19595276 >>19594309 Probably from all the vegetables they were forced to eat

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 18:27:50 2023 No.19595297

>>19593883
If it's a properly cooked meal made made from fresh ingredients then yes you can force your stupid kids to eat it.

My mom's cooking wasn't great, because she doesn't know how to season, but I always ate it and said it was good. It's part of not being a retarded ass child.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 18:30:48 2023 No.19595302

>>19594980

>The real answer is to just make good food

If this thread is proof of anything, children have no concept of "good food." You could prepare a perfectly cooked crumbed chicken breast and the little fucker would want to go to McDonald's for chicken nuggets.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 18:31:10 2023 No.19595306 >>19593883 >Is it ok to force them to eat what you've made? forcing them to eat food they do not like will not make them like it. it will make them hate you. not everyone has no sense of taste or smell like people who eat everything.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 18:32:11 2023 No.19595311 File: 17 KB, 450x675, chw.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19593902 ding dong CPS here, come with us, your children will be taken from you for abuse.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 18:32:52 2023 No.19595316 >>19595297 Simp.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 18:41:49 2023 No.19595337

>>19593904
this

>>19594163
>pretend to hate food
they are not pretending.

>>19594214
your friend sounds highly refined, while you seem like trash.

>>19594664
we were at a mexican restaurant with my brother and his 8 month old son. no one was paying attention and his kid got his hands in to the hot taco sauce. was shoving handfuls of it in to his mouth. never reacted to the fact that it was super spicy hot. then rubbed it in his eyes. Still didn't react.

couple years later when served some mild taco sauce he started crying because it was spicy.

>>19594987
well thankfully no woman will have you.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 18:44:09 2023 No.19595343 >>19594306 trolled hard

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 18:52:02 2023 No.19595366 if you can't cook vegetables properly then you deserve to have your kids taken away lol

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 18:58:44 2023 No.19595391

>>19593883
My dad made unseasoned pasta and covered it in tomato soup. It tasted fucking godawful and he called me a picky eater for not wanting to eat it.
Now everyday I hear the motherfucker say some shit like “oh i don’t like rice/beans/certain leafy green/etc” and some petty shit even when it’s a small part of the dish.
There’s being a picky eater and being a shit cook. If you’re going to force your kid to eat something, make sure it actually has nutritional value.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 18:59:51 2023 No.19595393 >>19593883 yes

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 19:06:58 2023 No.19595401

>>19593883
>Is it ok to force them to eat what you've made?
When my daughter was younger, the rule was you had to try at least one bite. If you really didn't like it, she could spit it out. This was a rule they had at her day care and we kept it until she was a teen.

If she didn't like it, she had buttered pasta for supper.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 19:13:47 2023 No.19595423 >>19594639 >Especially the broccoli Broccoli really turns off some people, supposedly they can taste chlorophyll better than we can >>19594664 >plain kidney beans borderline child abuse >>19594961 >allow them to hate at least 1 thing this

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 19:31:03 2023 No.19595467 >>19593883 I went from an absurdly picky child (way more than the average picky kid, I'd say) to a guy who will eat basically anything, and from my anecdotal experience, forcing does not work. I just developed a taste for things on my own.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 19:33:23 2023 No.19595473

>>19593883
>Is it ok to force them to eat what you've made?
Sure, but it won't work. I've been a picky eater all my life, I can tell if I won't like a food before ever having tried it. People who say "how can you know you don't like it if you've never tried it" have to be either aggressively retarded or have their 4 other main senses be defective to the point that they would die if they were left alone for 24 hours. You can see, smell, touch, and maybe even sometimes hear a piece of food and figure out if it's gonna be decent or not. Never in my life have I tried a food I thought I wouldn't like and ended up liking it. My tastes have changed as I've gotten older and there are a few things I hated as a kid that I've come to either accept or like now as an adult, but no amount of forcing is ever going to convince anyone to like a good they don't like.

>TLDR: Forcing your kids to eat what you've made isn't child abuse or anything, unless what you've made is inedible, but don't expect your kid to enjoy everything you drop in front of them.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 19:36:06 2023 No.19595480

The parents should first understand how to cook the food to bring out it's best taste. someones going to like straight steamed broccoli but you can make it much more palatable for example. then they need to be honest with themselves, there's no way they enjoy bland unseasoned vegetables they just eat them cause they're good for you and we're taught that.

that said the kid better eat anything you give them and if not send them away hungry and don't let them snack on their own

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 19:44:36 2023 No.19595504 >>19594214 you should've sucked his dick, then he would've tried the sushi for you

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 19:49:39 2023 No.19595524 >>19595480 >no one likes vegetables!!! they just eat them cuz they're good4u lol Americans are something fucking else lmao

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 19:54:44 2023 No.19595550

Some of it has to be just psycological. A woman I work with has a young kid that wouldn't eat chicken fingers, or strips, but if she called them goujons he was all over them.

Your kid has a food prepared badly round their friends house one time? Good luck getting him to try it again.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 19:56:11 2023 No.19595558 >>19595480 Broccoli tastes great. I used to smash that shit as a kid, although part of it was me feeling like some giant eating trees.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 20:14:23 2023 No.19595630 I specified bland unseasoned vegetables btw, fucking esl.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 21:35:25 2023 No.19595918 >>19593883 In my experience most people don't season their vegetables or add anything to them. All you have to do is add some salt, pepper, and a little bit of honey to help cover up the bitter notes.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 22:10:32 2023 No.19596043 >>19594664 >>19594639 shut the hell up you blogging normalfaggot, no one gives a fuck that you had sex and a faggot kid. hope it dies

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 22:35:36 2023 No.19596129 >>19596043 Unironically you need to have sex

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 22:54:39 2023 No.19596188 >>19596129 No he doesn't, the last thing the world needs is for him to accidentally procreate.

Anonymous Sat Aug 12 23:01:02 2023 No.19596201

The problem isn't vegetables it's the way we treat vegetables
If you treated meat the same way you treat vegetables you wouldn't like that either

Here ya go, have some steamed chicken with no seasoning on it
Or try this raw turkey out, don't worry here's some ranch dressing for you to dip it in

Moms need to Lrn2cook

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 23:02:04 2023 No.19596204 >>19594163 Kids are shit liers and you can tell easilly when they're pretending.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 12 23:03:25 2023 No.19596215 >>19594579 Thats not butter but I'm sure thats not something her kind would understand.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 00:20:08 2023 No.19596402

I was forced to eat new foods with the threat of having my game consoles being taken away for weeks or months
I don't love eating vegetables, my mom would cook piles of vegetables by steaming them but I just learnt to shove them into my mouth at the start of the meal to get it over with
I'd still eat them though
As an adult the only actual foods I wouldn't eat are brains and sex organs

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 00:38:26 2023 No.19596454

>>19595423
>child abuse
lol
He was 8 months. We figured it would be better to introduce him to plain foods before introducing spices and salt and shit. That's how both our parents raised us and we're both from cultures which aren't exactly known for subtle use of spices, lol
Anyway, it must've worked because we both eat almost everything. I don't like sweet potatoes, chervil, tarragon or organs but I'll eat them if someone else makes them, I just won't buy and cook them myself. She doesn't like most aged European cheeses and thinks dill and culantro both taste like soap (but she thinks coriander leaves/cilantro taste fine, go figure). As said >>19594587, our son is newly against mushrooms but he otherwise eats almost everything.
I went through a phase like that at his age (I also hated fat on meat back then) so maybe he'll grow out of it. He'll be six years old soon so he's got time.
Excluding mushrooms (and bitter gourd), he loves just about everything else or at least powers through it. We don't even have to scold him or ask/tell him to. If it's on his plate, he'll just eat it. He's at the age where he just wants to make his parents happy/proud. I mentioned this recently: he and I stopped in at an ice cream place a week or three ago and I could tell he really wanted bubblegum ice cream because of its bright blue (his favourite) and pink colours but chose to get lemon-cherry sorbet because that's what I got and boys just want to be like dad when they're his age.
I can't overstate how nice a feeling it was.

>>19596043
The thread's about parenting, bruh. Of course a dad was going to chime in with his two cents. I'm actually surprised there aren't more of us.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 01:04:42 2023 No.19596516 >>19594306 skill issue

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 01:08:38 2023 No.19596518 >>19593883 If you don't force your kids to eat foods they don't like they will end up like my brother-in-law - a 35 year old man who makes dining out a chore and an embarrassment as he orders children tier beige only dishes and covers them in ketchup.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 01:22:33 2023 No.19596539

>>19593883
I got 2 parenting philosophies based on the gender of the child
>male
Explain to him that he will be an incel if he doesn't play sports and eat healthy and he will grow up to hate me regardless if I raise him well or poorly. Except he will probably forgive me if he doesn't end up incel.
>female
Who cares they are like cats drop them and they land on their feet

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 01:24:58 2023 No.19596544
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>>19593883
>be me before I am born
>ask God if I can not be a picky eater when I am born
>God agrees and says there will only be two foods I don't like
>sounds like a good deal
>be born
>don't like eggs or any kind of seafood
I'll eat basically anything else, but I'm missing out on so much

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 01:41:18 2023 No.19596579 >>19594159 When I was a kid I refused to eat rice or eggs because I thought the texture was weird. Now that I'm an adult I eat both those things all the time, nobody had to force me.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 01:42:37 2023 No.19596582 >>19594352 This man gets it

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 01:45:23 2023 No.19596590 >>19596539 The jews should really encourage women to accept incels as fathers; they will turn every boy into a tranny

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 01:48:24 2023 No.19596598

>>19594163
>Kids are stubborn little shits and will pretend to hate food
>>19595337
>they are not pretending.
I was so stubborn that even if I realized I didn't hate it, just didn't like it, I would continue to affirm I still didn't like it because that's what I was previously so adamant about that I wouldn't even touch the food until my parents convinced me with the argument of at least trying it again to placate them.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 01:55:32 2023 No.19596625

>>19594283
>And that was when I realized that "nothing tastes better than mom's cooking" shit was all a lie.
It's becoming a lie. Not too long in the past cooking well was a wife requirement. It's not fucking hard to learn how to cook. All it takes is practice, test subjects, and responding to criticism.
My mother isn't a great cook, but some of the things she made well enough became comfort foods to me. That's what the statement is really about. I've had french toast way better than the way my mother makes it. But if me or my sister are ever making french toast for ourselves we make it the way our mother made it for us because it's comforting and tasty.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 02:00:41 2023 No.19596641 >>19596625 >cooking well was a wife requirement. I prefer my wife medium rare.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 02:37:02 2023 No.19596735 >>19595473 you are a retard if you think you can tell how a food tastes by looking at it

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 02:43:05 2023 No.19596748 >>19596625 If you can find a good wife she will make you happy, if not you will become a philosopher

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 06:02:41 2023 No.19597216

I was a picky eater for some very good reasons that I only knew as an adult.
What I didn't eat as a child were things that looked like the unhygienic stuff my mom puts in our food back then. And when an aunt cooked for us, very occasionally, I ate everything.
So yeah parents should question why their kids aren't actually eating certain food.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 06:11:03 2023 No.19597229 >>19596544 even garlic prawns/shrimp? freshly pan seared? how could you not enjoy those?

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 06:27:06 2023 No.19597255 >>19595311 Midwestern hands typed this post. >>19595311

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 06:34:21 2023 No.19597266

>>19593883
>How should a parent introduce new food to his children?
Hunger. It's the best sauce. Also, learn to fucking cook, if you are an incompetent your kids have no fucking filter they WILL let you know.

>Is it ok to force them to eat what you've made?
This will backfire, via throw up. Do not attempt unless you want a new mess to cleanup.

>>19594200
Wrong. Kids need structure & discipline, it is what breeds self control. It must be imposed externally, but eventually the habits set in and the child can perform it on their own. It is what is wrong with all the kids now - no one is teaching them shit, disciplining them, and they are all about the fee fees while setting them up for failure when they become an adult and no one gives a shit about them. It is why all the kids now are commies, they want the state to keep babying them like their schools and parents did.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 06:41:46 2023 No.19597290

>>19596625
Ha, my mom freely admitted she couldn't cook, and never did. Neither could dad, but he at least made passable attempts. I learned my ass to cook super fucking fast as a kid, because the alternative was hell. Like anime girl who can't cook censored tier hell. I never got the nostalgia effect people did for home cooking when I was in the military. I had nothing to miss.

The upside of which is I can make everything I would be nostalgic for.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 07:00:41 2023 No.19597331
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>just let your kids consume microwaved fast food with a healthy topping of microplastics and seed oils
>don't let them consume yucky veggies, they might become strong enough to rebel against their masters

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 07:20:46 2023 No.19597361

I thought I was a picky eater, but no. My parents just cooked like SHIT. I don't wanna propagate dumb memes, but every joke about white people and seasoning is absolutely fucking true about them. Like, my mom didn't understand you should salt a steak. They're also insanely picky eaters themselves, so deciding food for them can turn into a whole ordeal. Aunt doesn't eat anything with sour cream. Grandma doesn't eat anything Italian (it's too spicy), and mom doesn't like "biting into meat," so whatever she gets needs to be chopped up.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 09:36:55 2023 No.19597564 >>19596544 Yeah you’re a picky little faggot, eggs/seafood is way more than just two foods.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 12:32:33 2023 No.19597759

Don't let your young children ever have fast food, snacks, or constant dessert and candy. From my observation, you become picky because you are giving other options. I'm not saying there are bad cooks making their kids eat their slop, but many kids just know they can have cookies anyway if they just eat one bite and fuck off with the rest. The real answer is to let them know what it is like to starve if they want to keep constantly refusing food. They need to see food as a necessity and not some luxury like the fat fucks that have grown like a cancer. I personally eat whatever is put in front of me. But, I do understand that many of you had shit cooks as parents and my mom made some pretty bad shit like boiled broccoli with melted American cheese on it. We used to race to the sink to throw it away before mom would come back into the kitchen. If you are actually a good cook and your kid is being a bitch, something you are doing is allowing them to be stuck up cunts. Change your own behavior and stop letting them have so much say. You know better than them for the most part.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 12:51:46 2023 No.19597789 Reminds me of a post on here a while ago where someone was talking about their kids that always said they hated onions without realising just how much onion they actually ate. Kids are dumb, don't listen to them.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 12:53:00 2023 No.19597791 >>19597361 Your family sound like faggots honestly.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 12:55:25 2023 No.19597799

>>19597361
it's almost like some people, regardless of race, just can't cook. or they could cook if they actually took the time to get knowledge, but they refuse to do so and instead rely on bad habits. like not properly seasoning their food or washing their chicken in the sink.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 13:09:53 2023 No.19597842 File: 654 KB, 640x360, I just have advanced senses.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19595473

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 13:13:05 2023 No.19597848 >>19595473 you don't have magical senses you dumb faggot, you've just decided that you don't like something and refuse to change your mind

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 13:39:52 2023 No.19597893 File: 80 KB, 792x792, seasoned.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19597361 Reminds me of this shit.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 14:27:25 2023 No.19598013

>>19596539
>As long as you're not an incel you'll be happy
Your son will be as obsessed with sex and female approval as any incel, except he'll end up trapped in an awful marriage that will end in him going bankrupt because you never taught him to have any principals. He'll think as long as he has managed to have sex then nothing else matters.

>Who cares
Your daughter will become just another whore of babylon since you won't even attempt to raise her.

Do not ever reproduce, humanity is in bad enough shape as it is.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 14:31:29 2023 No.19598019

>>19596735
If you can't figure it out by smell and texture then you are for sure mentally impaired. You'd have eaten a bushel of obviously poisonous berries and died shitting on yourself if you didn't have people smarter than you who makes all your food for you.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 14:34:05 2023 No.19598026 >>19597331 >He fell for the "eat your veggies to become big and strong" meme Ngmi, strength comes from eating meat, veggies are just supplemental

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 14:36:42 2023 No.19598031

>>19597848
Who the fuck said anything about magical senses? Everything I listed are senses every living being has, you fucking retard, I just actually use mine to determine what's shit and what's not instead of shoveling everything I see into my mouth and having a terrible experience eating obviously disgusting slop like some kind hungry dog.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 14:53:28 2023 No.19598069

>>19593883
When I was growing up it was, "If it's on your plate then you have to eat it." I think it worked out for me, I eat everything on the plate, and if I can't because of American serving sizes then I take it home. No waste and I'm not a picky eater.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 14:57:21 2023 No.19598076 >>19596454 >I can't overstate how nice a feeling it was <3

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 15:01:25 2023 No.19598087 And then you become man child that can only eat pasta and chicken breasts. Fucking pathetic. I can't respect people that eat like kids.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 15:11:47 2023 No.19598117
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>>19594167
>buying food at work
>collaegue opts for coronation chicken sub
>removes the parsley
sure, not everyone likes those
>removes the tomato slice
weird, but maybe he is allergic
>removes the cuecumber
>removes the paprika
>left with a few pieces of dry chicken bathed in lightly spiced mayonaise on white bread
>nothing that adds a little bit of freshness or texture to the food
I just dont like veggies, Anon
>mfw this fucking guy is 31 years old, father of one kid and stepfather to another 3

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 15:16:35 2023 No.19598128 >>19598117 >removes the paprika How did he even do this? >Leaves the disgusting mayo on He should be executed

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 15:39:42 2023 No.19598205 >>19598117 >removes the tomato This is understandable, tomato slices are shit for sammies. I also dislike greens on my sandwich since they usually just get soggy without adding much. I like both those things separately, but not on sandwiches.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 15:42:07 2023 No.19598213 >>19598128 Anon is likely from some part of the world where bell peppers are called 'paprika.' Like how Oceanians can them "capsicums."

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 16:08:19 2023 No.19598292 >>19598213 That makes sense.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 16:16:32 2023 No.19598318 >>19598117 To be fair, those things are kinda weird with coronation chicken. Some light green salad leaves maybe.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 16:25:05 2023 No.19598347 File: 31 KB, 500x500, temp.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19598318 I guess coronation chicken wasn't the right word. We just call then chicken baugettes despite containing barely any chicken and not being real baugettes. Picrel

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 16:41:17 2023 No.19598382 File: 461 KB, 653x660, wizzard.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19594356 >This bitch clearly hasn't been mouth raped enough >I used to hate eating, in general, until I was about 10 I... I'm so sorry Anon

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 16:53:19 2023 No.19598401 >>19598031 You said you can "hear" how food tastes. You're fucking retarded. Shut up.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 17:08:56 2023 No.19598444 >>19598019 >smug stupidity

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 17:09:57 2023 No.19598448 >>19595473 >Never in my life have I tried a food I thought I wouldn't like and ended up liking it. Please tell me you are <20.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 17:14:18 2023 No.19598460 >>19594182 they say that, but my mom will eat onion rings, and my dad eats frozen white castle burgers. they turn their nose up at onions at every other opportunity though.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 18:45:11 2023 No.19598683 >>19598382 I had to think for a bit lol nice one

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 21:05:49 2023 No.19599020 >>19593883 If they don't eat it they get the belt.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 21:16:46 2023 No.19599055 >search "quinky sauce" >0 results Disappointing

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 21:20:54 2023 No.19599073 I wasn't allowed to leave the table or do anything until i'd eaten. But honestly my parents were shit at cooking. I think kids not eating food is usually the fault of the parents either being pushovers or not knowing how to cook.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 22:06:34 2023 No.19599169 >>19594167 i don't see anything wrong with this. i only like meat and cheese in my quesadilla. it's not a difficult request.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 22:18:23 2023 No.19599202 >>19598401 >This nigga never heard his rice krispies before NGMI

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 22:20:43 2023 No.19599204

>>19598448
27. It's not like I never try new food, or hate every new food I try. It's just very obvious when something is going to taste bad before you put it in your mouth, if you've made it 20+ years and can't figure out if a dish isn't something you'll like without putting in your mouth first then there's something wrong.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 22:29:41 2023 No.19599235

>>19599204
>just very obvious when something is going to taste bad before you put it in your mouth
You're a fucking child
This is what a child thinks when they don't want to eat anything

You have convinced yourself before hand that you don't like it, and so you don't like it.
It could be the best thing in the world but you have tricked your brain into not liking the taste.

The mentality should be, i don't know if i will or won't like it as i've never tried it and so then you have an opportunity to make your decision afterwards.

You are a weak child.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 22:37:41 2023 No.19599267 the first solid food my kid is going to eat liver and onions

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 22:39:18 2023 No.19599277 >>19599267 Why?

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 22:40:35 2023 No.19599284

>>19599235
There are certainly visual, olfactory, tactile, and audible cues to if something will taste good, and there are definitely situations that someone can know they won't like something in advance, but there are others where they'll have prejudged it. If I literally take shit and put it on a plate, you'll know just by smell, and no other senses, that it won't taste good.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 22:42:21 2023 No.19599294 >>19599277 cause its good

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 22:44:55 2023 No.19599305 >>19599267 Be aware that liver is extremely nutrient dense and your child may overdose on vitamin A if you feed him too much liver when he's small.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 22:51:10 2023 No.19599322 File: 80 KB, 1080x1138, 1674368191683.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19594314 >>19594327 Those are either trolls or FlameB0Tz IGNORE DO NOT RESPOND TO Your post was just fine.. This has been a growing problem here. >pic unrelated

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 22:51:52 2023 No.19599325 >>19593883 >you don't eat food you don't like Yes I do, you dumb nigger. Do you think I want to eat stewed lentils and kale for dinner? Being an adult is realizing you can't just eat pizza and nuggies every night.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 22:54:06 2023 No.19599334 >>19599235 Nice fantasy you've written up. It's not my fault you're unable to use your senses to make sound judgements. You should see a doctor about that, retard.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 22:56:23 2023 No.19599348

>>19599284
that's not the same as, something that will make me ill if i eat it (literal shit) vs food that is eddible that you're too much of a baby to try.
Generally, people that won't try perfectively eat eddible food are massive faggots.

Out of curiosity, what kind of foods do you know you won't like.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 22:57:16 2023 No.19599353 >>19599204 What things do you particularly dislike?

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:01:21 2023 No.19599370

>>19599334
I use all of my senses to judge if i like a food, including the taste in my mouth.
Which you're evidently too much of a pussy to do.
The process goes something like this
>visual and smell
>taste
>do/don't like

Your retard process is
>look/smell
>WAAAAH MOMMY I WANT MY TENDIES
at the age of 27 no less

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:04:40 2023 No.19599387

>>19594411
>checked
...and nice filter workaround.
I have noticed that potatoes from certain grocery stores have a green color often. THAT is Solanine and while those potatoes are generally safe of you peel them and remove the sprouted eyes, I wouldn't want to buy them.
That said-I fucking love me some spuds.
I can see shitty cooks as parents creating picky eaters, some foods that are great when prepared correctly are absolute shit and smell like it, (broccoli, brussel sprouts and spinach especially.)
The worst part is so many "Parents" these days really don't care about their kids,(or themselves, except for "in the moment",) and just give up and either buy fast food, or shove some pre-fab goyslop in front of the kid just to shut them up.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:06:27 2023 No.19599400 >>19593904 This is the non-meme answer. I have a toddler and a 10 year old. Toddler has to take at least one bite, older one has to eat at least half of their portion .

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:10:07 2023 No.19599413 File: 233 KB, 512x512, What's inna name.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19594573 >>19594579 The BOTH of ya..

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:10:09 2023 No.19599415
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>>19599348
I'm a different anon than you responded to in
>>19599235
I'll try almost anything once.

But, for instance, I've tried to enjoy shrimp many times. Shrimp, crab, lobster, all of them have a texture that's off-putting to me. It's one of the only things I categorically don't like. It doesn't really matter how you prepare it, unless you've ground it up or really thinly sliced it or otherwise done something to change the texture, I know I won't like it, or anything that looks like it has the same texture, without trying it.

That said, I would try it anyway. I usually take a small piece every time any of my friends prepare any of the above, or when it's otherwise offered, unless I'm really not feeling like it. I actually think I might be close to getting over my dislike of these - I had pic related in Japan, and while I didn't exactly like it, I didn't hate it as much as I used to. It didn't make me have to suppress a gag like it often has in the past.

I'd also say I would know in advance that I'd dislike something super fucking burnt, from the smell and visual. Or like, bread soaked in fish sauce. I've never tried that, and I like fish sauce even when it's very present in dishes, but I can tell without trying it that I'd hate bread soaked in fish sauce.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:11:48 2023 No.19599421

>>19599353
>Tuna
At least canned tuna, I've never tried fresh tuna but I've heard it's completely different and much better.

>Pickles
>Coffee
>Mayo
>American "cheese"

There's more but the rest are more situational and dependent on the way they're prepared. These are the main things that come to mind when I think of things I hate in any context though.

>>19599370
>Tendies
Chicken tenders suck. Dark meat on the bone is infinitely superior. Also you sound like a retard with a myopic view of cuisine. If something looks, smells, and feels nasty, it doesn't matter if the taste is good, which it usually won't be anyway, the overall experience of eating it is unpleasant if 3/4 of your main senses are responding negatively to something. There's plenty of times where something I know tastes good is unpleasant to eat. The best example I can think of is when delis slather on half a pound of cream cheese onto a bagel. I love bagels, I love cream cheese on bagels, but I don't want so much cream cheese that I feel like I have a mouth full of cream cheese and no bagel. The sensation of all that cream cheese in the mouth is disgusting to me and makes me gag. I know it's pointless to explain this to you, you're a borderline wild animal with no standards and poor judgement skills who shoves everything placed in front of him down his throat. The thought of someone seeing food and being able to piece together that it's not something they enjoy before eating it and confirming their suspicions is simply beyond your understanding. I'm not sure why you're so proud of this, but you're embarrassing yourself at this point.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:13:21 2023 No.19599427 >>19599415 Sure that's fine There's a lot of foods that look or smell bad but taste great I just don't respect people that aren't willing to at least try something.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:20:01 2023 No.19599443

>>19599421
There's plenty of food that smells bad raw or cooked that is very tastey
Here's a few
>fish and sea food (smell)
>raw scotch fillet roll (smell)
>parmesan (smell)
>stews (look)
>durian fruit (smell)
>fermented drinks, alcohol (look and smell)
>soy sauce
>fish sauce

Profressional food tasters will always look, smell and eat the food.
Are you saying they're clueless because they at least try the food before they judge it?

>the sensation of something is enough
Maybe you should just transition then

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:22:04 2023 No.19599450 >>19597229 Sounds like allergies.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:28:15 2023 No.19599470 >>19599421 https://youtu.be/Hwy0EPyPVuY Imagine if gordon ramsey just went, nah this doesn't look good i won't eat it.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:35:16 2023 No.19599495
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>>19593883
>melanin-rich
>still wears the mast
>it's okay to be a shit parent
Why the fuck are they like this? Why does no one try to stop this constant stream of retardation? I'm unironically afraid of the new generation of (((parents))).

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:41:17 2023 No.19599519

>>19599443
>fish and sea food
Generally disgusting aside from a select few fish like salmon.
>raw scotch fillet roll
Idk what that is, I've never heard of it before. I have no opinion
>Parmesan
Absolutely delicious, I've never noticed a particularly strong smell from parmesan
>Stews
I actually agree, but I've come to associate the colors brown, red, and yellow with food that generally tastes good so even though I can see that if you've never had a stew before, it probably looks like a bowl of disgusting slop, I associate that look with a good meal. Plus good stews generally smell really good, texturally is pretty up in the air, everyone has their own preference for stew texture, I prefer them as thick as possible.
>durian fruit
never been around it, I've heard it smells like a rotting corpse and honestly that's enough to get me to not eat it. I might be willing to try a bite of it once just because I'm aware the smell is nothing like the taste at all, but generally with food, smell and taste are pretty similar. I'd also definitely not eat durian regularly even if it turns out it does taste good, if it really smells as bad as everyone says.
>alcohol
Alcohol IS nasty. I drink it anyway because I enjoy getting, but I don't pretend alcoholic drinks are actually tasty. I've never understood people who drink a beer with a meal, the taste of beer in your mouth absolutely destroys the taste of anything else you put in your mouth unless you rinse your mouth out first or wait a while. I can understand wine with a meal, but personally I don't think wine is that great.
>soy sauce
Soy sauce is pretty straight forward, it tastes pretty similarly to how it smells, visually it's acceptable, texturally it's a pretty standard liquid. It's okay, I won't not eat it, but I never go out of my way to add it to anything either.
>fish sauce
Same as soy sauce except it tastes and smells awful, but pretty straight forward.

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:42:18 2023 No.19599524

>>19599443
>>19599519

>Professional food tasters
That's their job. Comparing someone who makes a living judging food by all of its aspects for the sake of perfecting a recipe to a normal person eating a meal is just retarded. I don't have any need to evaluate every aspect of a food, nobody is paying me for that and I don't have any interest in it as a hobby.

>Maybe you should just transition then
Strange and totally unrelated to what we're talking about. But since you're bringing up sexuality, can you say you wouldn't like getting fucked in the ass by another man? I mean, you haven't tried it, how can you say you don't like it? Sure you've seen it online and thought it looked gross, maybe you think other men don't smell very good, but you've never felt a cock in your ass before (I'm assuming, and I don't know why, honestly), by your own admission here >>19599235
>The mentality should be, i don't know if i will or won't like it as i've never tried it and so then you have an opportunity to make your decision afterwards.

you should go get fucked by a man so you can decide whether you like it or not. I don't have to do that since I'm capable of figuring out if I like something without subjecting myself to every aspect of it, but you can't.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:45:28 2023 No.19599533 >>19599495 >the mask*

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:48:12 2023 No.19599539

>>19594203
This desu, children shouldn't eat vegetables or fruit because they contain enough lead to cause mental retardation.
>just buy hydroponically-grown food bro!
Yeah ok, let me get a small loan of one trillion dollars to afford special snowflake vegetables that don't contain lead (which probably still have lead because the growth feed is just runoff).

Anonymous Sun Aug 13 23:56:54 2023 No.19599564

>>19599519
Sea food is great fuck you
>stews
I cook and enjoy stews regularly
But generally speaking they don't look nice.
>i have trained my brain to associate...
Oh you mean exactly what i was saying before, interesting.
>alcohol is gross
Another example of why you're a literal child. Never having a glass of wine with steak is another example of why your attitude towards food is shit and childish.
I bet you've never cooked with wine or beer either lmao.
>>19599524
>tells me that i don't have a clue because i taste everything eddible
>back peddles when professionals are mentioned that have a clue and taste everything

>false equivalence and strawman
You either are an actual women or tranny.

You have no idea what you're talking about when it comes to food so just leave.

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:05:32 2023 No.19599595

>>19599519
>I have superior senses to you all
>I've never noticed a particularly strong smell from parmesan
>I've come to associate the colors brown, red, and yellow with food that generally tastes good
Damn dude this is a great bit, I applaud your dedication to keeping it up.

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:10:30 2023 No.19599616

>>19599564
"Trained my brain" was a poor choice of word, but my brain does associate the general look of stews with good food. Plus, like I said, the smells are usually really good, above average in terms of food. Smell is far more impactful than sight when it comes to eating.

Alcohol IS gross. Nobody naturally likes the taste of alcohol. Can you explain what's childish about not having wine with steak? You sound like a child who saw an adult do something on Tv and went "THAT'S WHAT THE ADULTS DO, I WANNA DO IT TOO!"

>I bet you've never cooked with wine or beer either
I've cooked with both, it's almost always great, the flavors are far more subtle when cooking with them compared to drinking them straight. You already know that though, and are just being a childish, ironic.

>tells me that i don't have a clue because i taste everything eddible
I never said you "don't have a clue" about anything, so I don't even know what point you're making here

>back peddles when professionals are mentioned that have a clue and taste everything
I never back peddled on anything, comparing professional taste testers to normal people eating is a false equivalency, the motivations of the taste tester and a normal person eating a meal aren't the same.

>false equivalence and strawman
Again, ironic that you say this, doubly so since you're the one who brought sexuality into this by suggesting I transition because "the sensation is enough" which is also something I never said, but okay.

You've thoroughly embarrassed yourself here today, congrats.

>>19599595
I never said my senses were superior to anyone, I said I actually use them to make judgement calls.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:13:05 2023 No.19599626 >come to a cooking forum >don't like food What's happening in this anons brain

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:16:56 2023 No.19599635

>>19599616
>People who say "how can you know you don't like it if you've never tried it" have to be either aggressively retarded or have their 4 other main senses be defective
No one would have a problem with you if you just owned liking what you like instead of pretending your restricted palette is some sort of advanced skill.

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:18:37 2023 No.19599641

>>19599616
So if you can train your brain to like colours then you can train your brain to like seafood idiot. But you've forever associated seafood with me not like because me not like when i was 15

>no one likes the taste of alcohol
You've clearly only met other retards like you then.
Wine is tastey and steak and wine is great. This tells me how clueless you are.

>professional tasters is a false equivalency
I see you googled it.
It isn't because it's objectively the best way to determine if the food is good or not. Irrespective if you're profressional or not.

>i did that
No i didn't because it was never an argumrnt lmao.

Sick and tired of babies coming here to justify their shit plebian taste.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:19:37 2023 No.19599644 >>19599635 This

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:24:23 2023 No.19599661 >>19593883 I don't have children, but if I did my rule would be that you eat what's cooked or you don't eat at all. No child of mine will be eating kraft mac or tendies every night.

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:25:34 2023 No.19599668

>>19594063
>>19594142
>>19594159
My parents forced me to eat things until I was crying and threw up are the reason why I became a picky eater, had a horrible eating disorder and became 100 lb overweight, eventually when I was able to control what I ate I got over the eating disorder and lost 100 lb and now I'm not the same level of Messed up, but being forced is what creates picky eaters by creating psychological and emotional trauma. Forcing kids to have horrible traumatic experiences and then punishing them for not going along with it is the recipe that creates all sorts of fucked up eating disorders and mental health issues. I also think my parents are horrible people and I will not give a single shit when they end up in the old person's home.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:25:39 2023 No.19599669 >>19594210 B R E A S T S

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:27:23 2023 No.19599677 >>19599668 SIS?

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:32:02 2023 No.19599692 >>19599668 >don't like eating >become overwieght Something doesn't add up here

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:33:01 2023 No.19599694

>>19597361
"seasoning" doesn't fix food. you've got one end of the spectrum where "wypipo dun sezn they food" and on the other you have non-whites who just douse everything in Lawry's. There's some muslim whose youtube shorts keep getting recommended to me and he makes recipes but literally everything that he makes is seasoned the exact same despite being recipes from different cultures.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:34:11 2023 No.19599697 >>19593883 >I make some for myself. >Offer my kids a bite. >They try it. >Thumbs up or down. This way if they don't like I'm not wasting any.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:36:43 2023 No.19599707 >>19599692 a picky eater can become overweight by eating the same few foods that they do enjoy

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:41:00 2023 No.19599717 >>19594271 >until like the 2890 based time traveling bro

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:47:48 2023 No.19599741

>>19599641
>you've forever associated seafood with me not like because me not like when i was 15
I actually enjoyed seafood more when I was a child than I do now. I've just grown to dislike it over time. Conversely, I HATED macaroni and cheese as a kid, now as an adult I love it. Peoples tastes change over time, you'd know that if you actually knew anything at all about food instead of just getting angry about food online all day. Congrats on coming up with yet another incorrect fantasy about me.

>Wine is tastey and steak and wine is great. This tells me how clueless you are.
I specifically said "no one likes the taste of alcohol" and not "no one likes the taste of wine." Alcohol has its own flavor regardless of whether it's in beer, wine, whiskey, rum, or anything else, and it's nasty to 99% of people. It's the flavor of the wine or beer or whatever else that people enjoy. I don't care for wine as a drink, I like it when it's used in cooking though, like I said before, it's flavor profile changes when it's cooked compared to when it's drank straight. I don't care at all about how you like drinking wine with your steak, good for you.

>professional tasters is a false equivalency
>I see you googled it.
Why would I google it? Everybody knows what a taste tester is.

>It isn't because it's objectively the best way to determine if the food is good or not. Irrespective if you're profressional or not.
Exactly so why did you bring them up? The discussion is about individuals determining whether they like food or not. You just invalidated your own point.

>I did that
I don't even know what this is referring to, you're falling apart at the seams now. you should probably stop eating so much, I think you're having a stroke.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 00:52:35 2023 No.19599757 File: 69 KB, 480x360, what_year_is_it.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19599717 Mm408

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 01:00:27 2023 No.19599779

>>19599741
>seafood
No you just convinced yourself you don't like it. Like how you think it matters what colour something is.

>grasping at straws
You're such a faggot holyshit
I know exactly what you meant

>individuals determining whether they like food or not
Yeah. You don't know how to do that.
And thinking that you do know better is why we're here.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 01:08:43 2023 No.19599797 >>19593883 The way my parents did it >Don't want it? Fine >Don't ask for anything else until you eat it >It'll be on the table in the morning, too

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 01:10:25 2023 No.19599802 >>19594293 my parents did that and I'm both but I got arrested at 14-15 and then they stopped being nogs to me

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 01:14:27 2023 No.19599817 >>19599779 Your posts have devolved into incoherent babble. I never knew me having dining standards could lead to someone being totally mind broken. Incredible.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 01:22:36 2023 No.19599829 >>19597229 >>19597564 It all tastes the same way cat food smells.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 01:36:15 2023 No.19599859 >>19594283 >>it's all butter and salt and sugar >>>healthier then moms cookins which is basically lots of oil So what was the problem? The amount of butter and oil or the lack of spices?

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 01:43:39 2023 No.19599871 >>19596735 >>19595473 the amount of self righteousness for your delusions is truly oustanding

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 02:06:16 2023 No.19599935 >>19594159 nah your friend is just a turbosperg

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 02:11:42 2023 No.19599951 >>19594159 i'm not a picky eater but i'll eat like that because i'm lazy and need some fast calories

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 04:30:56 2023 No.19600323 >>19599677 Y-yeah?

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 04:32:29 2023 No.19600329 >>19600323 KEK.. Naw... Sis was never a picky eater. Everything else though...

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 06:14:47 2023 No.19600542

>>19593883

>at least 1 bite
if they like it
>"what did you like about it" assuming the kid is old enough to talk and assuming you teach them the difference between flavor, texture, smell
if they dont like it
>"what didnt you like about it?"

i wish my parents did this with me instead of letting me become picky

maybe i have autism but certain textures are terrible, and that gave me a bias against food that would've tasted fine to me if they were cooked in a different way

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 07:20:43 2023 No.19600613 >>19597361 >she doesnt like biting into meat fork and knife? >whatever she gets needs to be chopped up FORK AND KNIFE????

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 07:23:26 2023 No.19600615 >>19597799 i always hear about how white people cant cook but id rather take unseasoned keat over meat that my black mom bakes in two sticks of "buttery oil spread"

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 07:33:20 2023 No.19600627 There is literally nothing wrong with throwing excess food away. Do you want your kid to be a fatass? What the fuck?

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 08:10:28 2023 No.19600683 >>19593883 Teach them different foods when they are young. If the entire family eats together, then the toddler will want to eat the same food as the rest of the family.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 08:19:47 2023 No.19600694 >>19600613 For clarification this means she doesn't like eating things like burgers, or chicken sandwiches, or anything like that.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 08:25:59 2023 No.19600700 File: 222 KB, 1229x687, 18946532.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19593883 >How should a parent introduce new food to his children?

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 09:57:13 2023 No.19600825 Picky eaters are genetic dead ends and should be put down.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 11:05:42 2023 No.19600920 >>19600615 >i always hear about how white people cant cook its just resentment like all racism

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 11:12:53 2023 No.19600931 >picky eaters are all autistic when did you learn this lesson, folks?

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 11:47:45 2023 No.19600965 >>19593883 >How should a parent introduce new food to his children? Is it ok to force them to eat what you've made? You give them a simple choice: eat the food or get the leather belt cracking. They always choose the food after the first time.

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 12:12:54 2023 No.19600995

I was a picky eater, but back in those days I was offered shit-quality slop with bad presentation and disgusting texture.
I'd say good idea would be to pay more attention to the presentation if you don't. Garnish, cut into cute shapes, on tableware pretty enough to use but not irreplacable so you can give it to a kid and not worry about it. Never buy those shitty plastic cartoon tableware ever, instead go for traditional patterns, flowers etc.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 12:51:33 2023 No.19601046 >>19593883 I've tried all sorts of methods but bribing them with desserts usually gets the best results. I've also chilled out alot and focus more on the trying aspect (rather than making them eat all or a portion of it).

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 15:30:25 2023 No.19601369 >>19600931 Not possible because aggressively normalfag women can be very picky eaters

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 16:05:02 2023 No.19601437

>>19597361
Yeah sound a bit like my mom.
Her idea of a good steak is the leanest fucking thing you can find, unsalted, and bake it until it's dry like a piece of rubber. Not even a good sear.
I never understood why people liked steak so much... until I had real steak.

Cooking is a lost art. Middle class white boomers are the absolute worst when it comes to cooking.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 17:42:09 2023 No.19601676 >>19601437 The great depression, WW2, and the post WW2 industrial/canned food industry ruined cooking in both the US and UK.

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 17:57:55 2023 No.19601704

>>19593883
My aunt allowed her son to eat only pasta up until he went to college. He dictated to her what he was going to eat and refused to eat anything but pasta. He's not overweight, but he is malnourished although he insists he isn't. These days he's eating a little bit of meat but I'd say 95% of his diet is bread or pasta. When I say he's malnourished, here's an example: we went water skiing as a family a year ago and the bar you hold onto was beveled so you can get a better grip. his grip was so weak the beveled bar ripped out of his hands and ripped his skin.

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 18:22:10 2023 No.19601750

>>19594352
>usually "i dont like it" means "i'd rather have fries/tendies"
Hit the nail on the head. I know this because I used to be a picky eater as a kid and I've observed the same behaviour in my child relatives. When a kid says "I don't like it" it generally isn't because the taste is offensive to them, but more often because it doesn't satisfy them. I know kids have sensitive palates and things like cruciferous vegetables can be bitter but there's no reason you kid shouldn't be able to eat fish or peas.

In my case I lost my picky eating habits when I lived alone, was poor, and began cooking as a hobby. I watched people on TV and YouTube and here on /ck/ cooking all sorts of cool stuff with different ingredients and it's like a switch flipped, after which things I previously hated tasted completely fine to me because I approached them with an open mind.

The problem these people are having is letting their kids get to that stage in the first place, once they've started saying "I don't like it" you're too late already, they have already formed a mental connection with food having to be one of the select things that gives them indulgence and anything else becomes uncomfortable. Forcing them at this stage will lead to all sorts of problems as detailed in this thread and your best hope at that point is to hope they grow out of it as they get older. Don't let them get to that stage to begin with. Bring them up from birth on a healthy, balanced and varied diet with plenty of fish and vegetables and you should have no problems. Once you've started feeding them tendies, burgers, chips and candy, don't be surprised when they start turning their nose up at healthy food, which will then develop into a genuine distaste for anything that isn't their favourite.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 18:32:12 2023 No.19601769 >>19599334 >It's not my fault you're unable to use your senses to make sound judgements. Your senses are telling you that perfectly edible food is bad. It's your senses that are not allowing you to make sound judgments.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 18:39:24 2023 No.19601785 >>19593883 >Nigger >has a Nigger opinion What a surprise

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 19:07:11 2023 No.19601862 >>19596590 Umm, based? Men should be forcefemmed by big tiddy rich jewesses.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 19:08:12 2023 No.19601864 What if we all just killed ourselves

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 19:08:48 2023 No.19601865 >>19601864 ok you first

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 19:09:43 2023 No.19601868 >>19601769 Fucking killed him, bro

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 19:13:41 2023 No.19601883 >>19601864 that'd be nice

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 19:31:31 2023 No.19601956

>>19601676
I think it has more to do with women entering the workforce. My mother still used fresh ingredients, she just didn't know how to properly use them.
Letting the stew simmer for 6 hours was no longer "possible", they needed something they could throw in a pan and be ready in 10 minutes without much thought.

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 19:32:54 2023 No.19601962

My take: it's not what you feed to your kids that counts, it's what you *don't* feed them that matters most. Don't feed them ultraprocessed food, and they'll learn to appreciate real human food. This should start before they're even born, as even the fetus can develop taste preferences based on the mother's diet.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 19:35:36 2023 No.19601972 >>19601962 Whatttttt no way tjar cant be true wtf

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 19:38:24 2023 No.19601980 >>19593921 shit parenting

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 19:39:48 2023 No.19601984 >>19601980 based parenting. shit child.

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 20:04:18 2023 No.19602072

>>19601676
>>19601437
>>19601956
People have always been shit cooks. Most of the time, they learned it from their parents. It's only in recent years with the spread of information through TV and the Internet that there is a growing realisation that there is lots better food out there, and Mum's cooking is actually shit.

My dad's mum was once a line cook in a hotel kitchen, and carried over her hobby of cooking when she got married and settled down. We grew up eating like kings. She was a prodigy; she never wrote anything down, she had hundreds of recipes, but all in her head. She could cook every meal we ate for a month without repeating a dish. At the end of her life, she'd learned just about every trick in the books - we still have two shelving units of her cookbooks and cooking magazines; she'd read them all and she regarded most of them as useless to her.
She passed down her skills to one of us, but I suspect, her not being the writing-down kind means many of her recipes are lost to us.

In contrast, my mum learned her cooking from HER mum, who was too busy to get fancy. She cooks awful, and frankly I taught her fully half of what she knows. She has little idea why to do something, only that "mum taught me to do it this way".
Until the Internet and the TV chef started becoming ubiquitous, the vast majority of people cooked like my mum.

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 20:06:18 2023 No.19602086

>>19594105
>Know how to cook so it's not shit
>Give the food to the child, ensure they actually taste it, whether they think they'll like it or not
>Don't force the child to continue eating the new thing if they don't want to, they just have to taste it. Forcing them to finish it if they don't want to will just make them associate the new thing with being forced to do something they didn't want to.
>Understand that children literally have less taste receptors than adults and more subtle, complex flavors mean nothing to them
>Have the child try the new thing on at least a few separate occasions before deciding for certain whether or not they actually like it. Childrens' brains are mostly mush and repetition is important when they are being introduced to anything new, food or otherwise.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 20:08:42 2023 No.19602096 >>19602086 Ignore the quoted post, that was a mistake

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 20:09:14 2023 No.19602097 >>19593921 /thread

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 20:32:53 2023 No.19602156

>>19593883
>How should a parent introduce new food to his children?
by allowing the kid to feel hunger at meal time
if they start crying and complaining they're hungry less than 2 hours before the meal, you should calm them down and make them wait for it, never give them snacks to suppress their appetite
>Is it ok to force them to eat what you've made?
they'll eat on their own if they're truly hungry
kids these days aren't used to feel hunger, it is extremely important to build humility, patience and an open mind regarding food
>waaaaah my kid will die if they don't have a sugar rush every 30 mins
kill yourself

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 20:51:50 2023 No.19602198 >>19599539 What's wrong with Americans.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 20:53:42 2023 No.19602202 >>19600694 a fork and knife would still be applicable

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 20:55:22 2023 No.19602204 >>19602198 We had lead in gasoline for a long time too, so there was just toxic lead air all around us. The gasoline making companies said it was fine. That's why gas is specifically called "unleaded"

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 20:56:11 2023 No.19602210 >>19601369 >aggressively normalfag anon doesn't immediately recognize symptoms of autism

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 21:02:15 2023 No.19602217 >>19602204 I dont think the fruit contains lead any more, where are you getting this?

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 21:10:05 2023 No.19602230

>>19593904
This is what my parents did with me and my brother and we ended up just fine. Though the rule usually was if we didn't finish what's on our plates we weren't getting anything else. What's for dinner is what's for dinner, no exceptions. Sure, don't eat it, just make sure you won't regret your decision later.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 21:38:47 2023 No.19602292 >>19599741 Who the fuck is drinking straight ethanol, unless you're taking bottlecaps of everclear it's flavour is compounded with something else.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 21:45:48 2023 No.19602310 >>19600700 I agree, every child should be shown what their food looks like before they buy it at a store, home gardening should also be pushed harder in schools.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 22:07:46 2023 No.19602369 >>19601769 >I eat everything, regardless of what it tastes like. I'd probably drink drain cleaner too if somebody didn't tell me it would kill me Congrats on having zero standards for what you ingest.

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 22:11:37 2023 No.19602379

It's astounding how a board dedicated to cooking can have this many people who are PROUD of having zero discernment when it comes to what they eat. We might as well just shut the board down at this point, what's there to discuss about food other than to just have everyone say "I'll eat anything."

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 22:13:40 2023 No.19602384

>>19602310
Umm actually that's problematic for the big food corporations that keep our country's economy running. Sorry, but your baby shouldn't know what a carrot looks like if it means Monsanto will end up selling less baby carrots, that's communist, or something.

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 22:15:06 2023 No.19602394

>>19602369
That's a nice reductio ad absurdum you've got there. Pity it doesn't wash off the stench of shame that comes with your inability to either stay on point or make decent analogies. Anon mentioned 'perfectly edible food,' not drain cleaner so stick to attacking that argument, kiddo.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 22:22:31 2023 No.19602414 >>19593883 Just put quinky sauce on it

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 22:23:45 2023 No.19602416

>>19602394
He's arguing that having any food you don't like is a failure of the senses now considering his only criteria is that it has to be edible. Someone who can't discern between things that taste good and taste bad would absolutely guzzle down something poisonous and completely inedible. His argument is fucking retarded and so are you for thinking it makes any sense at all.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 22:24:30 2023 No.19602420 >>19602379 Shut up you pedantic fuck you

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 22:28:13 2023 No.19602433

I don't know if it really matters for most Americans. There really is no penalty for eating a limited variety of foods, if you consider the fact that EVERYONE eventually dies, which therefore makes death a meaningless punishment. Forcing people to stay alive while in unspeakable pain and agony, now THAT is punishment.
That being said, the only time I was really ever forced to eat a variety of foods was when I served in the military. Outside of that, there were no restrictions of any kind. Personally, it didn't bother me much since I have no allergies, I'm lactose tolerant, not diabetic, I can eat gluten, and I'm not a vegan.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 22:54:05 2023 No.19602504 >>19602416 >He's arguing that having any food you don't like is a failure of the senses No. He's not. Not reading the rest. Try again. Be less dishonest this time.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 23:04:02 2023 No.19602542 >>19599204 A bag of the latest Doritos variety or butter of the new fluorescent mlurple Mtn Dew, Nuclear Holocaust, doesn't count as "trying new food," sport. You'll understand when you're older.

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 23:24:02 2023 No.19602589

>>19602542
None of those things you mentioned are things people should put in their mouth.

>>19602504
Okay let's scroll back up and re-read what he said

>>19601769
>Your senses are telling you that perfectly edible food is bad. It's your senses that are not allowing you to make sound judgments.
According to this, not liking literally ANY food that's edible, regardless of taste, is a failure of the senses causing you to make unsound judgements.
How about you actually read the posts you respond to instead of pretending everyone who isn't as retarded as you are is being dishonest.

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 23:29:38 2023 No.19602601

I was a pretty picky eater as a kid until I was about 16 and I started to cook my own meals and try things again I previously hated. My mother is a horrible cook, well done steaks, mashed potatoes that had no flavor, gravy that was 90% milk and chicken that was dry even if she deep fried it. I eat everything from sushi to liver to deer heart now. Come to find out my mom hardly seasons any of her food and is extremely worried about things being undercooked that things get cooked to the juciness level of a hockey puck. She was raised on a farm and I figured someone who was raised on a farm would know better but guess not.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 23:36:17 2023 No.19602616 >>19602589 >According to this, not liking literally ANY food that's edible, regardless of taste, is a failure of the senses No. Try again.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 23:51:41 2023 No.19602650 >>19593883 From a purely mammalian point of view: Your job as a parent is to help you child understand what is edible and what is not. Even if something tastes "different" to them, you should encourage them to eat it, because it'll help them survive.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 14 23:53:08 2023 No.19602652 File: 66 KB, 678x1024, Mixed-Vegetables-3.1-678x1024.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19594980 >growing up I thought I hated veggies My mom always microwaved this shit. Vile

Anonymous Mon Aug 14 23:59:59 2023 No.19602669

It's not good to force kids to eat something they don't like but it's worse to cave in and bake them dino tendies any time they turn their nose at something new. If you can't figure out and properly cook at least one healthy thing that they like then you've failed as both a parent and a human being.

Anonymous Tue Aug 15 00:13:08 2023 No.19602705

>>19602652
That's one of the few frozen veg (and the only frozen veg blend) I buy. I thaw it, drain if excess water then braise in butter and season with salt and freshly powdered dry onion, all in the microwave. For enough for four people, it takes about 10 minutes start to finish so it's a nice, quick, no-prep side dish.
Another use I have for it is as an addition to rice salad.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 01:07:14 2023 No.19602884 >>19602616 I accept your concession.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 01:08:15 2023 No.19602886 >>19602669 /thread

Anonymous Tue Aug 15 01:14:37 2023 No.19602904

>>19593904
WRONG
2-3 bites within intervals of social engineering to make the very idea more appealing. the first bite is most likely to be largely overshadowed by their projected expectations.
>>19593883
Of course, the best method is to make your children so hungry that they will eat anything and appreciate it. They may still have preferences, but this way they actually become accustomed to different flavors and textures and will be more open to different foods in general. If you give them a constant stream of sugar water and fried chicken, they will inevitably find things more complex repugnant. Work them like animals until they beg for mashed pea soup and one day they will realized that peas can work well with a pasta dish.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 01:14:40 2023 No.19602906 >>19593883 always thought i was a picky eater, turns out my parents are just terrible at cooking

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 01:15:15 2023 No.19602910 >>19601750 wise post

Anonymous Tue Aug 15 03:05:05 2023 No.19603205

My parents got me involved in the kitchen from a young age, even if I needed a stool to be able to reach the countertop. They had me peel and chop the carrots, celery, potatoes and so on, which meant you could sneak a bite of the unprocessed ingredients, chef's privilege.
Prepackaged celery sticks and baby cut carrots washed in bleach water in a plastic container with ranch dressing was and still is fucking gross. But back then I would happily get the peeler out of the drawer and peel a whole raw carrot for myself as a snack. It would make your hands all orange and you could pretend to be Bugs Bunny while eating it. It's all about context and presentation.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 04:28:47 2023 No.19603352 >>19600613 >mom doesn't like "biting into meat," so whatever she gets needs to be chopped up Have you ever told her she's still biting into the meat that's in her mouth?

Anonymous Tue Aug 15 04:40:02 2023 No.19603377

>grew up with parents who were extremely picky eaters
>early childhood diet was Burger King, count chocula, and unseasoned porkchops.
>One of my earliest childhood memories is arguing with my mom to let me put onions lettuce and tomato on my burger
>Was obese throughout most of my childhood until my teens where I was able to assert more control over my diet
You people who were force-fed vegetables have no idea how good you had it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 07:58:03 2023 No.19603725 >take a spoonfull >"Now open your mouth!" >Weeeeeeeeee!!!! Aeroplane! >shove it in their mouth >"Always remember child, the steel did not crumble before the plane. You still not crumble before the food. God bless America!"

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 08:04:26 2023 No.19603736 File: 1.64 MB, 450x800, wtf.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>19603725

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 08:21:58 2023 No.19603761 >>19603736 Using your own kid for social media clout needs to be a capital offence.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 09:37:01 2023 No.19603889 >>19594063 ok groomer

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 09:57:22 2023 No.19603902 >>19594271 >New York City still exists in 2890. How depressing!

Anonymous Tue Aug 15 10:00:19 2023 No.19603905

>>19593883
Children's palates are always in flux. If they don't like it now, they might like it later. If you want your kid to hate a food forever, force them to eat it even while everything in their body is rejecting it. To this day, I love broccoli and carrots because my mom never forced me to eat them (she wasn't cooking them well, the way I learned to later and love). But because my dad forced me to eat mayonnaise, including putting it on food just to watch me suffer, all I can think of to this day is how it makes me gag and those times I threw up. Yet there was always potential for me to like mayo. I love my aeoli made from Kewpie or homemade mayonnaise. But mayo by itself reminds me of all the times I threw up mayo. My dad was just being an ass hole with no wisdom.

Anonymous Tue Aug 15 10:26:48 2023 No.19603924

>>19593883
I just let my kid eat what he wants but keep trying to give him other stuff. Thing is, he will crave say potato chips, bit once he's eaten a lot he wil be really sick of them and be willing to try other things because it's better than eating the same thing again. It's about novelty.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 11:07:08 2023 No.19603974 >>19603902 Jewish calendar?

Anonymous Tue Aug 15 11:17:30 2023 No.19603993
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>>19593883
>How should a parent introduce new food to his children?
by putting it on a plate in front of them
what the fuck kind of esoteric answer were you looking for here? You either offer food or you dont

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 11:19:04 2023 No.19603996 >>19603736 What kind of fucked up person does this to their kid, Jesus Christ.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 11:33:33 2023 No.19604015 >>19603996 Cannot argue with the results though.

Anonymous Tue Aug 15 11:37:51 2023 No.19604025

>>19604015
I mean, yeah, you can. I'd argue that despite it working in the short term, you're definitely fucking up that kid. He's going to grow up to be a violent, neurotic mess. This is worse than screaming "I'm going to fucking beat the shit out of you if you don't eat!" to a kid that understands language. It's only slightly better than actually beating his sibling, pet, or mom.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 11:38:29 2023 No.19604027 >>19594271 While the present may be shit, at least this anon gets to live in the Duke Nukem future

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 11:45:26 2023 No.19604040 >>19594306 your fault for not being a real human

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 11:45:50 2023 No.19604043 >>19602884 The swan song of those who lack skills of rhetoric. Try. Again.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 12:18:34 2023 No.19604095 >>19604025 >He's going to grow up to be a violent, neurotic mess So, your average 21st century person?

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 12:19:29 2023 No.19604097 >>19594306 >lactose intolerant >as a child Are you a double subhuman?

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 13:22:29 2023 No.19604240 >>19600931 I think it is a misconception, caused by the fact most autists are picky eaters. Anyone can be a picky eater, but actual austists usually are.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 15 22:13:58 2023 No.19605389 >>19604043 >I can't argue against his point since he's correct and I'm a fucking troglodyte >Time to shitpost Aren't you embarrassed? Or do you just ignore embarrassment like you ignore your sense of taste?

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