Aunt FURIOUS After Teen Feeds ‘Poisonous’ Onions To Her Picky Son

Get ready for a sizzling tale of culinary conflict and family drama! When my picky cousin came to stay for the summer, I knew I was in for a challenge. With his long list of food no-nos and my love for diverse dishes, we were bound to b**t heads. ‍♂️ But when I decided to sneak some onions into a quiche, things really started to heat up! ️ Buckle up, because this story is about to get spicy! ️

The Quiche Conundrum: A Tale of Two Cousins

‍ Chef Duties Fall on My Shoulders

Fancy Tastes, Fussy Eater

Tantrums Over Taste Buds ️

Vegan Ventures and Moroccan Misadventures

The Great Onion Debate

The Onion Paradox

Onions: The Bane of My Cooking Existence

The Quiche Caper: A Sneaky Plan Unfolds ️‍♀️

Chopping and Hiding: The Onion Disguise

Dinner Deception: A Tasty Triumph ️

The Onion Revelation: A Bitter Aftertaste

Divided Opinions: Hilarity and Outrage

‍♀️ AITA for the Onion Deception?

The Great Onion Deception: A Recipe for Family Drama

Well, well, well… looks like we’ve got ourselves a real kitchen catastrophe on our hands! Our sneaky chef thought she could pull a fast one on her picky cousin by hiding some onions in a quiche. And while the unsuspecting victim gobbled it up with glee, the truth eventually came out… and let’s just say, it left a bitter taste in everyone’s mouth. Some found it hilarious, while others cried “poisoning!” Talk about a dinner party disaster! ️ Let’s see what the internet has to say about this saucy situation…

Picky eater needs to push boundaries or make own food ️

16-year-old son needs to start cooking his own meals. NTA

Picky eater meets onion, ESH in serving preferences without consent.

NTA finds humor in picky eater’s onion revelation

Aunt overprotective? Suggests keeping son home to avoid onions.

Picky eaters unite! A mild YTA verdict with relatable personal experience.

Cooking for a picky cousin? ESH. Respectfully disagreeing

Respect people’s food choices; picky eating can have valid reasons.

Feeding picky eaters onions: NTA or TA?

Don’t mess with people’s food, but pickiness shouldn’t be coddled.

NTA. Indulging picky eating is not the solution

YTA for hiding onions and taunting him. Let him cook or starve.

Empowering a picky eater to make his own choices. ️

NTA, don’t cater to pickiness. #LiveYourLife

Teen’s picky eating may be an eating disorder. ESH.

Teen feeds picky eater onions, commenter says NTA

Picky eaters should be considerate, not entitled.

Onions in brownies? Creative, but still YTA.

Picky eater’s aunt is furious after ‘poisonous’ onion incident. ESH.

Teen’s picky eating habits don’t justify r**e behavior. NTA.

Deceiving a picky eater is never the solution ESH

Equal responsibility in relationships is a must. NTA

Teen’s entitled attitude towards food being called out by commenter.

Tampering with someone’s food is never okay. YTA

Plan a new meal, he’s capable of fixing something himself.

Teen gets roasted for sneaky onion tactic

Possible eating disorder being dismissed as entitlement. Investigate further.

Deceiving someone about their food preferences is a sh*tty move

Cooking for a picky eater: ESH for their actions

Cooking onions for picky eaters without their knowledge is wrong ️, but let’s not judge picky eaters

Entitled cousin’s picky eating habits called out by commenter.

Secretly feeding someone something they said no to is a**hole move

It’s not your responsibility to cater to picky eaters

NTA stands up for OP against entitled parents

Cooking for picky eaters? NTA, let them cook themselves ‍

Encouraging comment on introducing healthy diet in a picky eater

No sympathy for picky eaters! ‍♀️

Honesty is key when it comes to food safety

Onion trick for picky eaters is common – NTA

Cousin needs to grow up and stop being entitled

Teach him to cook – NTA suggests to upset aunt

Grown a*s adult should cook for himself instead of ruining meals

Sassy NTA comment on entitled picky eater culture

Cook for yourself only, NTA!

Teen is NTA for not catering to picky eater’s demands.

Teen needs to broaden his palate! ️ NTA.

NTA thinks aunt’s babying caused picky eating behavior

Cook for yourself or stop complaining

Encouraging comment suggests children’s books about picky eating, while acknowledging the tactic used could be effective.

Aunt overreacts to onions, commenter calls out entitlement with NTA

Teen’s picky eating habits don’t justify deceiving him, NTA response.

Teen’s picky eating habits and aunt’s reaction discussed.

Stand your ground against the spoiled cousin and entitled aunt ‍♀️

Vegan or lactose intolerant? You’re cool. Hating palak paneer? W*F?

Teen’s picky eater habits – NTA suggests self-cooking or family meal.

Defending onions: NTA comment shuts down picky cousin’s mom

Teen’s pickiness punished, NTA says cook –

Cooking for picky eaters all summer? NTA, make what you like!

Understanding picky eating and suggesting a conversation – ESH

Let him fend for himself ️ ‍

Picky eaters causing trouble? NTA suggests reasonable solution.

NTA, 16-year-old picky eater needs to grow up. Dad should cook more.

NTA comment calls out immature behavior in a humorous way.

Cooking separate portions for family members with dietary restrictions

NTA’s stance on picky eaters sparks agreement

Understanding food aversions and being accommodating can avoid conflicts

Honesty is the best policy! NTA for serving onions.

Cook what you want , don’t raise an obese toddler ‍♂️. NTA

Onion drama: NTA comment calls out cousin’s dramatic behavior

Choose what’s for dinner or don’t eat

Last Updated on May 16, 2024 by Diply Social Team