I continue to be grateful that not only was my mother a very good cook, she hardly ever strayed from the meat/starch/two veg type of menu she learned from Betty Crocker in the 50’s.
were there any actual calories in that food? I also know this is rule of funny but in the real world this is a form of abuse, diet obsessed parents forcing growing children and teens to live on a low calorie diet leading to malnutrition and stunted development.
Robert4170 12 days ago
Andy is astoundingly clueless about her awful cooking.
MeanBob Premium Member 12 days ago
Call CPS kid, that meal constitutes child abuse.
RLG Premium Member 12 days ago
If nothing else, it should encourage the kids to learn cooking for themselves.
The Reader Premium Member 12 days ago
Leftovers from dinner.
Kroykali 12 days ago
As they say, “When mom’s on a diet, EVERYONE is on a diet.” Problem is, this is the regular crap she always cooks.
Serial Pedant 12 days ago
Coulda been worse: Brussels Sprouts.
aerotica69 12 days ago
I continue to be grateful that not only was my mother a very good cook, she hardly ever strayed from the meat/starch/two veg type of menu she learned from Betty Crocker in the 50’s.
Dapperdan61 Premium Member 12 days ago
Honestly Peter, you don’t know how to order a Pizza with your mom’s credit card ?
Daltongang Premium Member 12 days ago
Someone really need to call Child Protective Services on that mom.
yangeldf 12 days ago
were there any actual calories in that food? I also know this is rule of funny but in the real world this is a form of abuse, diet obsessed parents forcing growing children and teens to live on a low calorie diet leading to malnutrition and stunted development.
Angry Indeed Premium Member 12 days ago
I try to make tasty but healthy dinners, mainly because of my hypertension. I’m the cook, so everyone benefits from it, too.
ladykat 12 days ago
That sounds disgusting.
mindjob 12 days ago
Looks like he’s lost a little weight
razzledazzle295 12 days ago
I’m all for eating healthy, but beet loaf and skim milk? Barf.
eced52 12 days ago
Did he actually eat the beetloaf, or convince her it’s breakfast time?
pamela welch Premium Member 12 days ago
So Funny — LOLOL
M.K.Staffeld 12 days ago
There’s awful and then there’s ‘beetloaf’ with that equally appalling ‘glaze’. Shudder…
John Jorgensen 12 days ago
So putting on a robe entitles you to a better meal?
paullp Premium Member 11 days ago
She could take a few lessons from Betty (see today’s Betty strip) who obviously knows something about sales and marketing.
rgcviper 11 days ago
I’m guessing she didn’t find that beet loaf recipe in her Smarty magazine …