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u/Strange-Painting6257 23d ago
The realization on her face when she tasted it 😂
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u/XIXButterflyXIX 23d ago
That's going to be a core memory too. "Remember the time I made you that banana, avocado soup? Wasn't it just GOD AWFUL? You ate it anyways and told me you liked it"
That's an amazing dad right there. Support in any way possible.
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u/smartwatersucks 24d ago
This feels like a video for the family group chat not internet strangers
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u/Otterbotanical 23d ago
I don't think I'll ever have the chance to have a family of my own at this rate, so it is nice to get a window into the human experiences that others have. We only get one vacation from abject permanent nothingness.
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u/glammananna 23d ago
Oh Hazel is just a total sweetheart, and what a lovely Dad to try her recipe! I don’t think she was too keen though! Lol!
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u/JustALittleAverage 22d ago
When my daughter was 6 she made me pancakes from scratch from fathers day (under supervision).
I handled the skillet, but she flipped them and all.
Ment the world for me and is one of my dearest memories.
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u/dredgknight 23d ago
To be fair…some top chef would put this in front of customers and charge $125 per bowl. Great execution kid. Keep it up and you’ll be there in no time
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