Dr Eva Newstalk interview about fatties

[Happyhonkaman]

I just had an Easter egg for lunch

Thats the focking business

What type of easter egg was it?

mmmm

 

[Happyhonkaman]

What are you making today?

doesn't matter.. it all has to be puree'd anyway

for Roxy, not his kid

 

[RizzlaRebel]

Thats the focking business

What type of easter egg was it?

mmmm

Uh I’ve just been told rabbits don’t lay eggs!!

 

[Happyhonkaman]

Uh I’ve just been told rabbits don’t lay eggs!!

well they do lay small little brown things but you wouldn't want to be eating them

I like chocolate orange eggs

 

[RizzlaRebel]

well they do lay small little brown things but you wouldn't want to be eating them

I like chocolate orange eggs

I just had raisins for lunch!

 

[Roxetten]

What are you making today?

Our kid will be having bacon and cabbage, not prepared by me.

 

[Pooman]

Our kid will be having bacon and cabbage, not prepared by me.

Who are you, Noel Gallagher?

 

[RizzlaRebel]

Our kid will be having bacon and cabbage, not prepared by me.

That's child cruelty right there!

 

[Matlock]

Stop making excuses for people who can't be bothered to cook healthy nutritious meals for their children.

Cooking is a basic skill that any parent should have, giving your kids home cooked dinners should be a top priority, not something to be pushed to the side by other factors.

I think that's overly simplistic, tbh.

When I was young I worked retail and I would be absolutely wrecked after a days work. I can't imagine doing that work at my age now, and then coming home to cook a meal. I think that long hours, particularly at physical work, makes it really difficult to manage proper meals.

It's fine to say that cooking for your kids should be top priority, but the reality is that it can't be a priority over paying the mortgage.

Also, fine to say that cooking is a skill that any parent should have, but where do they learn it? I learned to cook from my mother. I didn't learn it at school, or any where else, so presumably if my mother couldn't cook then I would struggle to do so as well.

 

[RizzlaRebel]

I think that's overly simplistic, tbh.

When I was young I worked retail and I would be absolutely wrecked after a days work. I can't imagine doing that work at my age now, and then coming home to cook a meal. I think that long hours, particularly at physical work, makes it really difficult to manage proper meals.

It's fine to say that cooking your kids should be top priority, but the reality is that it can't be a priority over paying the mortgage.

Also, fine to say that cooking is a skill that any parent should have, but where do they learn it? I learned to cook from my mother. I didn't learn it at school, or any where else, so presumably if my mother couldn't cook then I would struggle to do so as well.

Bacon and cabbage pales in comparison in the child cruelty stakes to what this wan does!!