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The Boasting / Mock Horrified Thread for Champion Eaters (under 5s division)

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FrannyonFire · 02/11/2006 08:47

We haven't had one of these for a while. For breakfast ds (3.5) just had: bowl of oats and puffed cereal with milk, 1/4 apple, slice of melon, some grapes, a box of raisins and apricot pieces, a satsuma, piece of cheese, then a boiled egg and slice of toast and butter

Would someone please explain to dp that I need more money each month for food than I did when ds was a baby?

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SenoraPostrophe · 02/11/2006 08:49

wow that's a day's food for ds. without the melon anyway.

SenoraPostrophe · 02/11/2006 08:49

but (to add my boast) dd's favourite meal is a plateful of "things that make me grow". so there.

FrannyonFire · 02/11/2006 08:51

What a lovely phrase SP

Ds does not eat like this every morning or we would have to remortgage the house I think. But once in a while he really goes for it.

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FrannyonFire · 02/11/2006 09:11

Where is QOQ? She is usually good for a round or two of this game

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RedTartanLass · 02/11/2006 09:20

Today DS2 had 2 boiled eggs, slice of toast with cheese, 2 satsumas, loads of grapes, then half a slice of my banana on toast. Followed by a fairy cake he made yesterday

Yesterday morning he had one grape

FrannyonFire · 02/11/2006 11:53

2 boiled eggs

that is a strong contender

anyone have any advance on 2 boiled eggs?

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oliveoil · 02/11/2006 11:56

my MIL gave both dd1 and dd2 a Fruit and Fibre bar for breakfast yesterday apparently

I am so proud

FrannyonFire · 02/11/2006 12:45

Just a fruit and fibre bar? No boiled eggs?

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rosie79 · 02/11/2006 16:56

I can't beat the two boiled eggs but my DS who's 3 once had 5 weetabix for breakfast!!!

RedTartanLass · 02/11/2006 19:33

5 weetabix for breakfast!!!...Respect

Don't even want to think about his bowel movements, later on!!

foxinsocks · 02/11/2006 19:45

dd (who was 6 in August so doesn't really count) and ds (who is about to be 5) had each for breakfast

4 slices of toast (full pieces) with chocolate spread
1 bowl of weetos (dd), ready brek (ds)
1 pear

(please gloss over the fact that they had chocolate spread on their toast - we were v late this morning and it was organic chocolate spread )

FrannyonFire · 03/11/2006 12:53

Both 5 weetabix and 4 slices of toast are both very strong contenders.

Ds didn't have much lunch but then had a whole torilla wrap stuffed with felafel, beetroot, beansprouts, carrot and sour cream. For afters a hot cross bun, a yogurt and a pear. I also had to try 3 times to wake him up for nursery this afternoon so I have a suspicion he may be growing...

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Twiglett · 03/11/2006 12:58

2.6 year old

Breakfast - bowl of cereal with milk followed by slice of toast with scrambled egg

Mid Morning Snack - 2 apples, 1 banana by 11pm

Lunch - red pepper, third of a cucumber (yes third in one big chunk), cheese toastie

Yesterday she climbed on my lap and said "Wats dat?" ... "Its spring onion children" "mmm me like dat" .. and she keeps nicking my cornichons too

Twiglett · 03/11/2006 12:59

11am and 'darling' not 'children' .. have fuzzy head

FrannyonFire · 03/11/2006 13:02

Not bad at all Twig

wot's a cornichon?

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schneebly · 03/11/2006 13:03

I thought my pair could eat! Respect due!

Twiglett · 03/11/2006 13:05

Cornichon - very small pickled gherkin cucumber from france .. they're really, really very pickled and have a definite taste

frogs · 03/11/2006 13:09

As an outside entry in the outrageous breakfast category, dd2 (age 2.10) would like to offer:

3 bowls of rice krispies
2 slices of toast
an apple
3 rashers of bacon

Quite why my mum thought it appropriate to let her have three bowls of cereal I do not know. I think the implication was that we were starving her.

FrannyonFire · 03/11/2006 13:31

that's a good one as well frogs

are any of these children biffers btw? Ds used to be a portly little soul but has now gone rake thin, and never stops eating some days

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TheDaVinciCod · 03/11/2006 13:37

ds1
one two egg onlette with ham dn acheese followed by a HIUGE bowl of cheerios
thne takes a banana en route to shcool
he is 8 and in aged 6 pants as he iss o skinny

frogs · 03/11/2006 13:53

Dd2 is a shrimp. She's nearly three but still in 18-24 month clothes. She's not wasting away, exactly, but def. on the dinky side. She doesn't usually eat anywhere near this much, but can obviously pull out the stops if she feels it's worth her while.

MiaOUCHthatHURT · 03/11/2006 13:55

Hiya frogs! Haven't seen you about for ages!!

suzywong · 03/11/2006 13:57

ds1 5
kippers and deviled kidneys from the chaffing dish
brioche and cafe au lait with
California fruit platter
a cigar
a jerboam of Verve Cliquot

Twiglett · 03/11/2006 15:17

snurk @ suzy

FrannyonFire · 03/11/2006 19:11

suzy you are just embroidering because you are jealous of our freak bellied offspring

Cod I think that may be a winner or at least a runner's up medal. I can't imagine being capable of eating that for breakfast myself and I am no lightweight at eating. Dp was once congratulated by the proprietor of an Italian restaurant for finding a woman who could eat so much

"She make you very happy, she wonderful to eat so much, she enjoy life..."

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