Picture this: You’re a teenager, tasked with cooking for your super picky cousin who has a laundry list of foods he won’t touch. Among them, cooked onions – a staple in your diverse culinary repertoire. One day, you decide to finely chop the dreaded onions, hiding them in a delicious quiche. He eats it, loves it, but then…you reveal your secret ingredient. The result? A family feud that’s got everyone picking sides.
The Summer Guest and the Cooking Challenge

The Picky Eater’s List

The Foodie Family’s Dilemma ️

The Onion Objection

The Quiche Conspiracy ️♀️

The Onion Undercover Operation

The Big Reveal

The Family Fallout

Onion-Gate: A Family Divided Over a Quiche
So, what happens when a culinary experiment turns into a family drama? A teenager cooks for her picky eater cousin, hiding his most despised ingredient – cooked onions – in a delicious quiche. He devours it, only to discover later the ‘deceptive’ ingredient. The aftermath? A family divided, with laughter and anger in equal measure. The father finds it hilarious, while the aunt accuses the girl of ‘poisoning’. A classic case of foodie drama, isn’t it? ️ Let’s see what the internet has to say about this culinary conflict…
NTA: Entitled cousin refuses to eat veggies, aunt enables his behavior

ESH: Picky eater cousin and sneaky cook make a toxic combo

NTA: Teenage girl accused of ‘poisoning’ picky eater cousin ️

Cooking drama: Picky eater cousin gets served surprise onions

NTA. Hilarious onion deception turns picky eater into onion lover! ️

NTA. Aunt should keep her baby home if she’s concerned
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NTA – Parents’ laxity with pickiness = future problems

Picky eater explains the consequences of accidentally consuming disliked ingredients

Debate over responsibility and respect in cooking for picky eaters

NTA. Understanding the complexities of picky eating and empathy.

ESH for messing with food, but consider sensory processing disorder
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NTA, playfully ‘poisoning’ picky eaters with onions ️

ESH. Tampering with food is wrong, but setting boundaries is important.
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NTA. Picky eater needs to learn to eat vegetables

Teen accused of ‘poisoning’ cousin with onions, but who’s the a**hole?

YTA for hiding it from him and then telling him
