Oh i do miss the days that my DD used to wolf down spinach and brocolli and all the other oh so healthy vegies - actually brocolli and cucumbers still go down a treat with her, along with cauliflower but thats it on the veg front.
But tonight we had Jacket with beans and cheese - but the beans had those little sausages in which she loves (unhealthy but who cares that much). Then a big bowl of ice-cream for afters (we don't usually do pudding but when we do we make it worthwhile it's amazing we are all still slim, lol)
So it was overall healthy with a small helping of 'not so healthy but yummy'
I think this way it makes the dinners go down a treat. Jacket, beans and cheese is actually easier that chips/fish fingers/beans etc in my opinion but that's not why i do it - More 'cause i love jackets but we do have the fish fingers on occasion too.
All kids i know love this meal so why not give it a try if you are feeling that guilty. Personally i don't think you are doing anything wrong at all though so it's not judgement just an idea if it's really getting to you.
Plonk the potats in the oven for an hour (so easy because you just put them in and forget about them until the oven timer beeps at you), cut open and add butter, cheese and beans (or tin of beans&sausages done in the microwave) and tadda!!! Prepared in less than 5mins
It's my lazy days meal which tends to happen at least once a week