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AIBU?

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to put my judgey pants on over this?

104 replies

LadyBiscuit · 10/03/2010 16:09

Fully expect a huge flaming but I can take it.

Yesterday I was in M&S at the till and the woman next to me had a child in her pushchair who was about a year old. The woman handed the child a plastic container of food that she'd just paid for saying 'the lady says you can have this now' and the little girl stuck her hand in and started eating. It was a tub of 20 cocktail sausages.

Can we add this to Fruit Shoots and Greggs sausage rolls? Or because they were from M&S do they not count?

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OrmRenewed · 10/03/2010 22:19

Take those bloody pants of and while you're at it get rid of those blinkers.

zapostrophe · 10/03/2010 22:21

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scottishmummy · 10/03/2010 22:21

wind your neck it.sausage.not fucking crack cocaine

next

OrmRenewed · 10/03/2010 22:24

I like cocktail sausages.

I know a child whose diet consists of chips, chicken nuggets, lettuce and cocktail sausages. And pringles. I kid you not (although I am a bit hazy on the details ). I think that unless this was that s child it's not worrying.

weegiemum · 10/03/2010 22:25

But surely this is OK ....

It isn't just AIBU

It's Mumsnet AIBU

(said in sultry M&S style voice)

SpringHeeledJack · 10/03/2010 22:25

these are not just shit cocktail sausages

these are M AND S shit cocktail sausages

mmmmmmmhhhhhh

SpringHeeledJack · 10/03/2010 22:26

x post!

ah, bollocks

weegiemum · 10/03/2010 22:27
Grin
SpringHeeledJack · 10/03/2010 22:29

I have been known- on loooooong days out- to nip into M and S for some mini eggs, let the dds eat em in the double buggy and kid self it's ok, because they are, after all, eating eggs

...at home I'm a stern lentil obsessed sugar dodger

LadyBiscuit · 10/03/2010 22:30

Ooh weegiemum - it's Dervla Kirwan that does the M&S ads you know

I am all for restricted foodstuffs with DCs - makes life so much easier. My younger DS eats four things when he is with me: cereal, toast, pasta with pesto and fish fingers & chips. That's it. Oh and fruit and fromage frais/yoghurts. He apparently eats a quite varied diet elsewhere but is adamant that is all he will eat at home. Makes shopping easy though

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Jamieandhismagictorch · 10/03/2010 22:30

Do Fig Rolls count as one of your Five A Day ?

< fervently hopes so >

SpringHeeledJack · 10/03/2010 22:32

yes. As does Branston pickle

weegiemum · 10/03/2010 22:33

Also Jaffa Cakes

And pickled onion crisps.

SpringHeeledJack · 10/03/2010 22:33

I have a friend who solemnly and seriously counts jam as one of her five a day

Jamieandhismagictorch · 10/03/2010 22:33

Good

And Ketchup contains Lycopene. Which is a Good Thing

LadyBiscuit · 10/03/2010 22:37

Oh yes definitely - anything that has been near fruit or veg counts. Otherwise how else am I going to be able to tell people that DS is keen on spinach when all he eats is spinach and ricotta ravioli? (OMG have just remembered that mad thread by that woman who went mental because her nanny served her pfb m&s tortellini when she was supposed to prepare fresh food every day )

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weegiemum · 10/03/2010 22:40

And if you put a handful of raisins into your 'rocky road' bars they become instantly healthy!

Mumcentreplus · 10/03/2010 22:45

ahhh..so the victoria cream sponge I brought from M&S today can be classed...it has strawberry jam..

tortoiseonthehalfshell · 10/03/2010 22:55

LadyBiscuit, now that sounds like a thread worth rubbernecking on.

My one year old eats sausages regularly. And there is a tradition in Australia, if you go into a butcher's with a child, the butcher will hand said child a slice of Fritz, which is like the unholy spawn of sausage and Spam. So there's that.

Mumcentreplus · 10/03/2010 22:59

'Spamage'hahaha..sounds lovely ahem..bet my kids would bluddy love it the carivores!

Mermaidspam · 10/03/2010 23:56

Nowt wrong with Spam

LadyBiscuit · 11/03/2010 08:18

tortoise it was a true classic - I will see if I can find it. And I'm fairly sure she was deadly serious. If she wasn't she managed to keep a straight face until the end

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MadamDeathstare · 11/03/2010 14:08

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Alouiseg · 11/03/2010 14:53

Mmmm, spam fritters, the only thing i would eat from my primary school canteen, back in the 70's.

swanandduck · 11/03/2010 14:59

OP I think you're being very judgey. From your description, the Mum is obviously suffering from depression and the child has special needs and is awaiting the results of serious medical tests. You really shouldn't jump to conclusions about people YOU KNOW ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ABOUT!

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