I think for the most part when I see big families and all they have is junk food and processed food. Absolutely no vegetables or fruits. I don't know if it's I wish people understood that putting all that crap in your body all the time is bad for the long term or what. Wishful thinking that someday good for you food will be cheaper and people will be healthier.
Like, you do realize that crap food is cheap & it's often all that MANY families can afford in order to be able to provide for their child/children, right? Like, you do realize how fucking lucky you are that you can afford your healthy food while you sit on your pedestal judging others? Like, you do realize it's none of your God damn business, right?
Fuck you, your privilege is showing.
But how many apples could you buy foe the same? #letthemeatapples
Like, you do realize that crap food is cheap & it's often all that MANY families can afford in order to be able to provide for their child/children, right? Like, you do realize how fucking lucky you are that you can afford your healthy food while you sit on your pedestal judging others? Like, you do realize it's none of your God damn business, right?
Fuck you, your privilege is showing.
But how many apples could you buy foe the same? #letthemeatapples
LAWLz at the person who argued you can feed a family of 5 on a bag of apples.
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I think for the most part when I see big families and all they have is junk food and processed food. Absolutely no vegetables or fruits. I don't know if it's I wish people understood that putting all that crap in your body all the time is bad for the long term or what. Wishful thinking that someday good for you food will be cheaper and people will be healthier.
Oh. Are you going to come cook dinner for my 4 children that they will all actually eat and that doesn't take an hour of prep, plus cook time, plus clean up? No? Then stfu.
Here's a weird FFFC: I don't even understand cart peeking, tbh. Do you just go around your grocery store snagging clandestine glances at people's carts? I'm always focused on what I'm doing, what I'm there for, which aisle x grocery item is located in, it doesn't even occur to me to even acknowledge other people have carts except to avoid them and put them away.
Basically, unless it's expressly brought to my attention, I doesn't even occur to me that other people are shopping.
Oh. Are you going to come cook dinner for my 4 children that they will all actually eat and that doesn't take an hour of prep, plus cook time, plus clean up? No? Then stfu.
I only have on but same challenge.
Hint: the answer is kraft dinner
Tricked ya! SS1 won't eat any form of pasta!
Isn't it fun when each kid has their own quirks of things they refuse to eat so that it is nearly impossible to make a meal that is okay with everyone. So. Fun.
I want to do this but I'm too picky about my produce
I've only rarely gotten bad produce. The biggest problems are actually things in bags (washed and cut up spinach, for example). Condensation builds up easily and spoils it fast. I have to repackage it when it gets to me.
Post by risscaboobs on Oct 9, 2015 12:19:15 GMT -5
I like all the processed food.
And it really just flabbergasts me that people actually look to see what it is in other peoples' carts. Unless it's a cute kid, I'm not fucking paying any attention to what's in your cart.
Isn't it fun when each kid has their own quirks of things they refuse to eat so that it is nearly impossible to make a meal that is okay with everyone. So. Fun.
If anybody is interested, I occasionally volunteer for a program called Cooking Matters cookingmatters.org/
They teach cooking classes to both kids and adults, usually from lower income brackets. The menus are based on an average food stamp budget. They also teach grocery shopping and meal planning skills. The classes I usually help with were aimed at daycare providers, since those were on Saturdays. Anyway, just thought I'd throw that out there.
As for the carts, judge the fuck out of my cart. I am a good cook, and an excellent grocery shopper, but my husband has Crohn's disease, and when he's having a bad week, anything high fiber is not good for him (ie vegetables and fruits) If all he wants to eat is stuff like pizza rolls, pop tarts, and sugary cereal, you bet your ass that's what I'm going to buy him, since he won't eat otherwise, and he's already on the very low end of a healthy weight. Also, even when he's feeling good, he needs to eat like 3000+ calories a day to maintain his weight. I need to eat like 1900. So often when we have a meal, I eat the main part of it, and then we add in stuff like frozen dinner rolls, or a side of mac and cheese for him since those are easy ways to add in extra calories without being too filling.
Lastly, when I was a kid, I was a super super picky eater. My mom could cook the healthiest best meal, and I'd refuse to eat it, and would throw up if I ate something I didn't like. So, fish sticks and tater tots it was. Somehow, I didn't die, and am in good health as an adult.
My FFFC: My husband and I are trying to lose weight so I try and prepare healthy meals for us and DD, but sometimes DD gets chicken nuggets and mac n cheese, or pbj. She doesnt always eat veggies or grilled chicken and I know she will eat the other stuff.
I'm like Rama, I'm too busy looking for the shit I need to pay attention to what's in others carts other than what someone else said, "What is that and where can I find it??"
Also, Ben & Jerry's is too rich for my blood. I'll take the off brand cheap ice cream any day!
Post by goldenlove3 on Oct 9, 2015 12:42:31 GMT -5
Yikes. I came to confess something funny but it got pretty serious in here.
Instead of judging people for their food choices, maybe we should be judging the food system that artificially makes junk food so much cheaper than healthier options.
Also, I love that Ben and Jerry's is displayed in my Amazon ad. Give me all the Ben and Jerry's!
Yikes. I came to confess something funny but it got pretty serious in here.
Instead of judging people for their food choices, maybe we should be judging the food system that artificially makes junk food so much cheaper than healthier options.
Also, I love that Ben and Jerry's is displayed in my Amazon ad. Give me all the Ben and Jerry's!
I just noticed this too. How does one order Ben & Jerry's from Amazon and get it delivered frozeN? interesting.
Yikes. I came to confess something funny but it got pretty serious in here.
Instead of judging people for their food choices, maybe we should be judging the food system that artificially makes junk food so much cheaper than healthier options.
Also, I love that Ben and Jerry's is displayed in my Amazon ad. Give me all the Ben and Jerry's!
I just noticed this too. How does one order Ben & Jerry's from Amazon and get it delivered frozeN? interesting.
I can only guess that it comes in a cooler with ice packs like my trigger shot but I don't see how that would stay frozen.
Seriously? What kinds of things can I put in my cart to earn your scorn?
And why do you care?
I think for the most part when I see big families and all they have is junk food and processed food. Absolutely no vegetables or fruits. I don't know if it's I wish people understood that putting all that crap in your body all the time is bad for the long term or what. Wishful thinking that someday good for you food will be cheaper and people will be healthier.
Not cool.
I usually get all of our fruits and veggies at our local market weekly and our meat/poultry in bulk maybe monthly. You know what I get a the grocery store? Snack food, pantry food, condiments, bread, and dairy usually. You know what my cart looks like? Probably shit. /anecdote #dontcurrrrr
Post by thechickencoop on Oct 9, 2015 13:14:03 GMT -5
I have a couple-crush on a husband and wife from the gym; they're just a sexy couple to me, but like, average; which I think i why they're attractive. Not that I would act on anything cuz, well, no. But I've tried facebook stalking them but my super-sleuth skills apparently are not up to par. ::sigh::
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