I totally am!!!
ie the one time when LO was sick MIL made "soup" and gave us some to take home. I tasted the soup first and she basically shredded rotisserie chicken, added carrots & celery and boiled for 30 minutes. I would not give any to M; that's not "soup"!
ETA: I hope no one is offended! Soup is just different in my culture.
But I'm trying to be better about it. 
GOLD / wonderful coffee bean / 18478 posts
Guilty. My parents buy dodgy looking food from the Chinese market and I tell them that LO can't eat it. But seriously, our Chinese market looks so dirty!!!
hostess / wonderful persimmon / 25556 posts
@regberadaisy: Hmmm. That's how I make soup.....
I won't let her have anything sweet right now. I also don't like what daycare feeds the kids so I'll probably keep sending her breakfast for a while. Other than that, not really.
GOLD / wonderful pomegranate / 28905 posts
@mediagirl: I think Chinese/Asian culture makes soup very differently! When I make soup I take a fresh chicken add carrots & celery and simmer on low for 1.5-2hours!
watermelon / 14206 posts
No, not really. I have healthy choices at home, but when we have dinner that someone else is cooking, he just eats it.
wonderful pear / 26210 posts
I used to be...organic or local foods only, but I've found it difficult to keep up with that once his toddler pickiness set in.
Chicken nuggets all the way now.
grapefruit / 4681 posts
Yes, but we have to be in our situation...actually I would be anyway. Even if hecould eat it, we would use nothing jarred/canned/prepared. It grosses me out to begin with.
coconut / 8498 posts
I have food snob tendencies, but I've tried to relax quite a bit. If it doesn't harm her, it's okay. She'll get plenty of good food at home 
grapefruit / 4817 posts
I was until recently. Now I try to do 80% organic and let the other 20% be whatever. He ate Chik Fil A nuggets yesterday for lunch. I'm sure he'll survive.
@mediagirl: I make soup for him this way all the time, too, especially since soup is the only way to get veggies in him.
pineapple / 12526 posts
Sort of? I definitely try and feed her healthy and not let her eat junk... but sometimes a girl just needs some french fries.
papaya / 10473 posts
I've become such a big food snob while pregnant I know it'll be exponentially worse when baby gets here!
grapefruit / 4442 posts
@regberadaisy: I make my chicken soup the same way. I feel using fresh chicken on the bone makes the soup taste better.
I dont think I'm a snob, I let DD eat what we eat. DH on the other hand scolded me for giving her a little bit of popeyes LOL
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
I'm not and I use roto chicken for jook. My parents are food snobs!
persimmon / 1147 posts
I know certain family members see me as one. We make special trips to Whole Foods to buy her everything organic and I steam and purée everything myself. I like that there is nothing mysterious in what I give her and that its the freshest of the fresh foods.
blogger / pomegranate / 3201 posts
I'm a snob about certain things. I don't give him chicken nuggets or anything fried. I do let him have sweets once in a while, but the nanny asked if she could give him some of her lucky charms cereal and I said no because I don't want it to become a habit.
hostess / wonderful grape / 20803 posts
Not really. I try to feed him as healthy as possible and he eats mostly organic produce and meats. But I let him eat what we are eating and he's definitely had pizza and french fries. And Annie's Mac n Cheese.
pomelo / 5228 posts
No LO yet, but I'm sure I will be since I'm already a food snob! Not looking forward to explaining to my parents why McDonalds isn't OK...
pomegranate / 3383 posts
Meh...not really. I feel like it's ok to let him try most stuff once (except for the really sweet junk food), but I don't make a habit of giving him these foods. It is important to me that it's ME giving him these foods rather than his grandparents though!
GOLD / wonderful apricot / 22276 posts
Not really...I make sure she eats healthy, and buy organic when I can but that's not going to be possible the rest of her life, so I am open to other options now and then.
pomegranate / 3503 posts
Same here with the soup. My MIL's soup is basically leftover takeout in hot water. My parents a such chinese soup snobs though and that's what I grew up with.
But I'll let the kids have it because we only see them when we visit. Just that when the kids don't want it, for whatever reason, I don't push it.
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