‘This is so relatable’: Exhausted mum shows off the ‘can’t be bothered’ dinner she made for her kids – and they absolutely LOVED it
- A mum has revealed the ‘go-to’ can’t be bothered cooking meal she serves
- She says the ‘pick-plate’ is extremely popular with her child – and it is easy
- Other mums admitted to doing the same thing and said ‘food is food’
An Australian mum has revealed her go-to ‘can’t be bothered cooking’ meal and says her kids absolutely love it.
The mum simply makes a ‘pick plate’ for her children when she doesn’t feel like spending hours in the kitchen.
She posted a photo of the plate online to show other mums how easy dinner can be – the plate includes cut up grapes and banana, some cheese, corn and meat from a dim sim.
An Australian mum has revealed her go-to ‘can’t be bothered cooking’ meal – and says her kids absolutely love it
Hundreds of mums reacted to the post admitting they do the same thing – or agreed it is an ‘amazing’ idea.
‘It has fruit, vegetable, dairy and possibly some form of protein in that dim sim. It’s a balanced meal,’ a mum said.
‘My son had peas and corn, home made sausage rolls and home made chips. It was a can’t be bothered dinner here too,’ one woman said.
‘That’s a nightly thing for my three-year-old and one-year-old,’ said another.
Another mum said her son’s favourite dinner is ‘freezer dive night’.
‘It’s not often so they rejoice when it happens – often they find some nuggets, stray fries and dumplings,’ she said.
One mum posted a photo of her son’t ‘pick plate dinner which included chopped cucumber and tomato, chicken nuggets, chips, peas and corn
One mum posted a photo of her son’t ‘pick plate dinner which included chopped cucumber and tomato, chicken nuggets, chips, peas and corn.
‘As long as they eat it and it has some nutrients I don’t mind,’ one woman said.
One mum of a two-year-old admitted sometimes they just have toast for dinner and said ‘food is food’.
‘My five-year-old has cheese, bacon and apple nearly every freaking night. It’s all we can get her to eat. I’m with you, food’s food,’ another agreed.