my cousin
used to eat only chicken nuggets, tinned spaghetti hoops, and mashed potato. Even when we went to a posh hotel for my grandparent's golden wedding. The chef had to make chicken nuggets (and he did, out of chicken breast), the best mash ever, and a tin of heinz spaghetti hoops.

As for me, I won't drink tea or coffee, seafood, crabsticks since an incident with my grandmother.

I also won't eat spicy food, but that is because it plays havoc with my guts. And if my meat has a vein in it I have to eat around it. And I don't like the texture of fat, so I avoid that if possible, too.

As for kids/pets, if they are hungry enough, they will eat it. The crabstick incident was my particular exposure to this philosopy. And I ate them after 4 hours sat at the table. I didn't enjoy them, and I won't eat them again through choice, but if I was hungry I would.

As for vegan pets, dogs can be, but cats can't, they can't make some of the amino acids they need by themselves. And anyway, they are designed to eat meat, why inflict your ethics on your pet?

apologies for lack of hummus/length
( John Barrowman's laminated buttocks, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 21:29, Reply)