I’ve found that children are often picky about meat and vegetables; it’s rare to see them being picky about vegetables. Is meat and vegetables more appealing?

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I’ve found that children are often picky about meat and vegetables; it’s rare to see them being picky about vegetables. Is meat and vegetables more appealing? That’s what I think

Reply #22019-04-21

That makes sense. However, we have a colleague who doesn’t eat any meat except eggs, and yet he remains very healthy. But I’m not sure if it was the same when I was a child.

Reply #32019-04-21

It’s mainly influenced by KFC, I guess

Reply #42019-04-22

It’s simple: natural selection, because the chances of survival are higher when eating meat.

Reply #52019-04-23

The range of meals is too wide – do you prefer meat or vegetables?

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