They Didn't Have Chicken Fingers When I Was a Kid...

What did my parents feed me? That's like 80% of kids diets these
days. I remember bologna sandwiches and a lot of hot dogs.

Bacon wrote...

> What did my parents feed me? That's like 80% of kids diets
> these days. I remember bologna sandwiches and a lot of hot
> dogs.

campbell's chicken noodle soup. peanut butter and jelly. and we
used to think that tv dinners were a real treat.

_/ Bacon wrote \_
> What did my parents feed me? That's like 80% of kids diets these
> days. I remember bologna sandwiches and a lot of hot dogs.

When I was a kid I ate a lot of grilled cheese.

--
-slunky

On 25 Oct 2006 03:15:43 GMT, "lisa in mass." <mccats@rcn.com> wrote:

>Bacon wrote...
>
>> What did my parents feed me? That's like 80% of kids diets
>> these days. I remember bologna sandwiches and a lot of hot
>> dogs.
>
>campbell's chicken noodle soup. peanut butter and jelly. and we
>used to think that tv dinners were a real treat.

Yes, lots of t.v. dinners in the foil compartmentalized plates with
desert.

Bacon wrote:
> What did my parents feed me? That's like 80% of kids diets these
> days. I remember bologna sandwiches and a lot of hot dogs.

I've heard of, and eaten lots of, fish fingers. But chicken fingers?!
Who makes such a thing? And how much chicken is in them? More
importantly, which bits of the chicken? Beaks and arseholes?

My parents fed me home-made soups, casseroles and roasts with loads of
bread to make it all go further. My favourite childhood food is
soft-boiled eggs all mashed up in a cup with butter and white pepper,
served with toast soldiers and a glass of milk. Mmmm, mush.

On 24 Oct 2006 20:43:37 -0700, "BoredToTears"
<beejayceee1@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

>
>Bacon wrote:
>> What did my parents feed me? That's like 80% of kids diets these
>> days. I remember bologna sandwiches and a lot of hot dogs.
>
>I've heard of, and eaten lots of, fish fingers. But chicken fingers?!
>Who makes such a thing? And how much chicken is in them? More
>importantly, which bits of the chicken? Beaks and arseholes?
>
>My parents fed me home-made soups, casseroles and roasts with loads of
>bread to make it all go further. My favourite childhood food is
>soft-boiled eggs all mashed up in a cup with butter and white pepper,
>served with toast soldiers and a glass of milk. Mmmm, mush.

From Wik...

"The meat of the nugget may also be comprised of a reconstituted meat
slurry."

Slurry...well that sounds completely disgusting...

Bacon wrote:
> On 24 Oct 2006 20:43:37 -0700, "BoredToTears"
> <beejayceee1@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>
> >
> >Bacon wrote:
> >> What did my parents feed me? That's like 80% of kids diets these
> >> days. I remember bologna sandwiches and a lot of hot dogs.
> >
> >I've heard of, and eaten lots of, fish fingers. But chicken fingers?!
> >Who makes such a thing? And how much chicken is in them? More
> >importantly, which bits of the chicken? Beaks and arseholes?
> >
> >My parents fed me home-made soups, casseroles and roasts with loads of
> >bread to make it all go further. My favourite childhood food is
> >soft-boiled eggs all mashed up in a cup with butter and white pepper,
> >served with toast soldiers and a glass of milk. Mmmm, mush.
>
> From Wik...
>
> "The meat of the nugget may also be comprised of a reconstituted meat
> slurry."
>
> Slurry...well that sounds completely disgusting...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mechani...arated_poultry

Mmmm, separated...

"Bacon" <rbkfour@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:jeltj2tfqgfm2dcugkt61qdsrembmgpfcu@4ax.com...
> What did my parents feed me? That's like 80% of kids diets these
> days. I remember bologna sandwiches and a lot of hot dogs.

Hot dogs... My mom did a lot of Campbell soup. Other then that, home
cooked meals, fast food, microwaves, etc wasn't really an option when I was
growing up. We thought it was cool if we got TV dinners.