That reminds me of an anecdote about an English guy living on the Costa del Sol. When asked if many foreigners lived there he replied, "No, no, no. There's one Norwegian but the rest of us are all British"
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[Food] Are you / your kids fussy eaters?
- Thread starter Bozza
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That reminds me of an anecdote about an English guy living on the Costa del Sol. When asked if many foreigners lived there he replied, "No, no, no. There's one Norwegian but the rest of us are all British"
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Me too. Two Weetabix with blueberries, grapes and milk. Delicious.
Why not throw a satsuma in?
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I have a satsuma/clementine and a banana at lunchtime.
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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Don't particularly like fish.
But will eat it if someone's cooked it for me.
But will eat it if someone's cooked it for me.
father_and_son
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My 16yo used to be really fussy. It's been slow going, lots of cajoling, a little bartering and a fair bit of deception (onion rings... Yep, Calamari is Spanish for Onion Rings) and we are mostly there. Still has some strange 'issues'... Won't have roast potatoes, will have chips... They are the bloody same!... But generally eats a reasonable selection of food.
To anyone going through it... Persevere. It does get better. Don't give up because it gets harder the longer you leave it. I'd say we have managed a new food stuff/meal every 3/4 months and, although there are still quirks, he is pretty close to normal now.
To anyone going through it... Persevere. It does get better. Don't give up because it gets harder the longer you leave it. I'd say we have managed a new food stuff/meal every 3/4 months and, although there are still quirks, he is pretty close to normal now.