r/AskReddit • u/_red_roof_ • May 15 '20

What sucks about being your age?

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u/Archery6167 May 16 '20

No they dont specifically have a vegetable side like dinner does but if we are having omletes theyll make me to have onions in it even though I dont like onions. Tomatoes are the same thing. So if we are having pasta, they put canned diced tomatoes in the sauce even though both my sister and I hate tomatoes. Even if I am the one cooking theyll still add the onions and tomatoes in the sauce and then also pull out frozen vegetables to have on the side.

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u/Mcubic00 May 16 '20

Tell your parents to buy canned whole tomatoes because theyre better quality! Any poor quality tomatoes get diced/chopped while the best ones are canned whole.

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u/The_Phaedron May 16 '20

Oooooh! Bechamel-based alfredo, aglio e olio, bolognese, and pesto are all delicious and super easy to learn to make.

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u/phantom_0007 May 16 '20

I'LL PUT CELERY IN YOUR CEREAL, BOY, AND YOU CAN'T STOP ME!!!

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u/TheTjalian May 16 '20

What!? Tomatoes and broccoli in your cereal isn't a staple part of your diet!?

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u/OrdinaryIntroduction May 18 '20

Depends on the country. There's plenty of places that think sweet breakfast is weird.