My oldest (M11) loves it, while my youngest (M9) couldn’t be more grossed out by it.

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        My daughter’s 14. We’ve given up trying to get her to eat anything we cook without asking her if she’ll eat it first.

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          At that age, you could be teaching her to prepare her own meals. I love to cook and I started sometimes cooking separate meals for myself around that age.

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    I find that any recipe with tuna that I sort of liked, I loved when I replaced it with chicken. Maybe the younger one is the same?

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      my mom often made tuna hotdish with chicken (or turkey) instead. subbing-in cream of chicken for the cream of mushroom. since no one but me and mom would eat it with the mushroom soup, it was ‘better’ for us that way, i guess. the ‘real thing’ was usually reserved for when it was just us two.

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    Oh man I feel your pain! I have two picky eaters at home and they have very different tastes.

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    The recipe I grew up with was effectively baked kraft mac’n cheese with cream of mushroom/celery soup and tuna.

    Bonus points for some crushed potato chips on top.