Why British children are poorly fed and food fussy

Duck is not a common food here but see a local market has duck interestingly enough there is a big bullfrog farm like 20 minutes without traffic from me and know residents who have bought there .

I have eaten liked frog legs but with me that is not a big deal as can take it or leave it but now plan to get duck and rabbit probably tomorrow as to lazy to step out today .

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Or maybe I misspelt frites.

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‘‘Fries and Frites are different in terms of their preparation and the type of potato used. Frites are French-style fries that are traditionally made from fresh-cut potatoes, which are blanched in oil and then fried at a high temperature. Fries, on the other hand, are typically made from thick-cut potatoes that have been pre-cooked and then fried at a lower temperature. Additionally, fries are often seasoned with salt and pepper, while frites are typically served with a variety of sauces or flavored oils.’’

What has this got to do with British Kids diets?

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They need to know how to respond when asked, “you want frites with that?”

We are building up to the advice to parents - which is “let them eat gizzards”. Neatly ties it all up with wise words.

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Yes gizzards are delicious though some say an acquired taste and full of vitamins