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Lady with young daughter at schnucks

Posted: October 5 08, 9:10 pm
by docellis
"honey, which one do you want? hurry up. pick one. honey pick one. grape juice? apple juice? pick one!"

pause

"no, honey, that one only has 10 calories. it won't taste good."

Re: Lady with young daughter at schnucks

Posted: October 5 08, 11:07 pm
by AdmiralKird
what 'size' were said Lady and young daughter?

Re: Lady with young daughter at schnucks

Posted: October 6 08, 12:51 am
by docellis
AdmiralKird wrote:what 'size' were said Lady and young daughter?

the lady was large but the daughter was medium, under 7 years old probably. it made me sad and mad.

Re: Lady with young daughter at schnucks

Posted: October 6 08, 1:23 am
by Richie Allen
docellis wrote:
AdmiralKird wrote:what 'size' were said Lady and young daughter?

the lady was large but the daughter was medium, under 7 years old probably. it made me sad and mad.
I wouldn't object if she was discouraging something with artificial sweetener.

Re: Lady with young daughter at schnucks

Posted: October 6 08, 7:04 am
by Radio_Bugtussle
So, mom is telling her daughter the truth about lo-cal stuff.

Re: Lady with young daughter at schnucks

Posted: October 6 08, 8:04 am
by clevername
kids + juice + other bad eating habits = weight problems.

One of the bigger myths I have to fight is that kids "need" juice.

Re: Lady with young daughter at schnucks

Posted: October 6 08, 8:31 am
by jim
I sat next to a 9 year old Parisian girl on a one hour flight from Paris to Geneva who continued to pull snack after snack out of her bookbag. In one hour she ate:

- The ring pop, the thing you put on your finger and suck on. She had a bag of like pixie stick sugar that she would dip the ring in for even more sugar.
- A complete dispenser of PEZ.
- Bag of potato chips.
- Several pieces of hard candy
- Juice
- Pretzels and Coke (from the airline)

I was a little surprised by this junk, maybe Europeans are starting to become more Americanized.

Re: Lady with young daughter at schnucks

Posted: October 6 08, 8:35 am
by Richie Allen
Did any of your parents ask you to pick out groceries for them? My Mom bought it and told me what I was going to eat.

Re: Lady with young daughter at schnucks

Posted: October 6 08, 8:39 am
by ghostrunner
clevername wrote:kids + juice + other bad eating habits = weight problems.

One of the bigger myths I have to fight is that kids "need" juice.

Don't get me started on this. We do give our son white grape juice from time to time.

But in order to get his daycare to give him water INSTEAD of juice, or to water down the juice, we - the parents - need a doctors note saying it's okay to do this.

Re: Lady with young daughter at schnucks

Posted: October 6 08, 8:43 am
by StatmanCrothers
when i was a kid, i remember that clay mud tasted better than regular mud, and mole crickets were the best thing ever.