January 15, 20215 yr What is a food that is stereotypically only for children that you still eat regularly? Mine are goldfish crackers and chicken nuggets.
January 15, 20215 yr There is no such thing really as children’s food once you get past the baby food level. I mean chicken nuggets are great at any age. Now I will say if you order chicken nuggets or strips at a normal sit down restaurant you probably need to grow up, but just having some Tyson chicken nuggets in the freezer or getting some fast food chicken nuggets every once in a while is great at any age. I’ll add sugary cereal to the list as well as something traditionally marketed to kids but is great as an adult too.
January 15, 20215 yr My wife tells me that I'm a child for still eating Spaghettios. Well Spaghetti rings because I'm super cheap.
January 16, 20215 yr On 1/15/2021 at 10:41 AM, MJAlltheWay24 said: My wife tells me that I'm a child for still eating Spaghettios. Well Spaghetti rings because I'm super cheap. I bought hundreds of cans of the Kroger brand while raising my kids. That and Kroger Mac and cheese that sometimes went on sale for 30 cents a box. I remember once Kraft Mac and Cheese went on sale so I bought it. They were so used to the cheap stuff they hated it. I can’t think of a single kids food that I still like. For sure I will never buy Pop Tarts again! Bought hundreds of boxes of those too, but they are gross!
January 17, 20215 yr 7 minutes ago, Beechwoodfan said: I bought hundreds of cans of the Kroger brand while raising my kids. That and Kroger Mac and cheese that sometimes went on sale for 30 cents a box. I remember once Kraft Mac and Cheese went on sale so I bought it. They were so used to the cheap stuff they hated it. I can’t think of a single kids food that I still like, except maybe an occasional hot dog. For sure I will never buy Pop Tarts again! Bought hundreds of boxes of those too, but they are gross!
January 17, 20215 yr Oops! Can a mod delete one of those replies? I have no idea how I duplicated that.
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