Lol right. I have a 3 yr old granddaughter. If you try giving her one of those, she'll flip the meat up onto the wall and throw the rest at the dogs. But won't eat them. She's conveniently safe =)
I was thinking more along the lines of what a parent who is too lazy to slather some peanut butter on a slice of bread would pack for their kid's school lunch.
I experienced this product shortly after it debuted and I could tell it was over processed garbage even by American standards. Never touched it again. Gross and fake textures, might as well be one of those fake food playset crap things.
A box of crackers, a stick of pepperoni, a block of cheese, and a bunch of grapes will get you everything one of those things has for a whole week and cost half as much.
Now check out the cafeteria lunches. The government gave food to the public and private schools in the 60’s, so I presume it occurs still today: cheese, peanut butter, etc.
Ugh, my MIL used to try to give this crap to my kids, luckily they like real food!they do eat the chocolate bar that is in them though… probably poison too.
So did I. The pizza one was preferable. I don’t remember a burger one (pictured.) Mmm
cold, greasy burger and candy for lunch. We had tacos, ham and cheese and I think nachos. Can’t remember what else. The kid’s MREs LOL.
stolen from cringerepublic
When mom and dad both have to work:
Kids are eating processed foods because the adults don't have time to make a meal
Kids are spending an insane amount of time watching inappropriate content on YouTube
No one to drive them to extracurriculars
No one to help with homework or monitor what they're learning in school
No one to give them the basic affection you'd expect from a parent
Then conservative parents get upset when their kids end up woke. Maybe that's because the absorbed the values of the people who actually raised them.
They aren't even good. Dunno why ppl buy them, with or without the junkyard sprinkles
Because they're 'convenient'.
Lol right. I have a 3 yr old granddaughter. If you try giving her one of those, she'll flip the meat up onto the wall and throw the rest at the dogs. But won't eat them. She's conveniently safe =)
I was thinking more along the lines of what a parent who is too lazy to slather some peanut butter on a slice of bread would pack for their kid's school lunch.
Yeah no joke. Drives me nuts. Everything is instant now.
I experienced this product shortly after it debuted and I could tell it was over processed garbage even by American standards. Never touched it again. Gross and fake textures, might as well be one of those fake food playset crap things.
A box of crackers, a stick of pepperoni, a block of cheese, and a bunch of grapes will get you everything one of those things has for a whole week and cost half as much.
best thing to do is avoid processed food.
Get the meat, get the vegetables, get the ingredients. make a meal.
Now check out the cafeteria lunches. The government gave food to the public and private schools in the 60’s, so I presume it occurs still today: cheese, peanut butter, etc.
Ugh, my MIL used to try to give this crap to my kids, luckily they like real food!they do eat the chocolate bar that is in them though… probably poison too.
These are dog food grade. I wouldn't touch them.
I ate these a lot as a kid. Maybe they weren't trying to kill us back then. 🤞
So did I. The pizza one was preferable. I don’t remember a burger one (pictured.) Mmm cold, greasy burger and candy for lunch. We had tacos, ham and cheese and I think nachos. Can’t remember what else. The kid’s MREs LOL.
Patio Burritos? Marie Callender Mac n cheese?? Ecto cooler HI-C. LOL