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Würdet ihr einem Kind sagen was kein Brot mag das es da mal durch muss?

Bysolo21213 February 20, 2023February 21, 2025

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Reigel

2 years ago

This may be because the child feels that he/she doesn’t do well with the bread to eat. For example, it could have a health problem with wheat. It often happens. Or it may be due to any additives that are in bread. https://www.fodmaps.de/das-thema-brot-sollte-man-real-ernst-nahme/ One could offer the child a sample of dinkel or pure rye bread from the organic baker and see if it likes it.

Goldlaub

2 years ago

Thanks for adding that the child prefers to eat fruit yogurt.

There’s a lot of sugar in it and you don’t have to chew it. If it only eats those, deficiency symptoms will occur. Bread is basically indispensable, but it also contains certain vitamins. With us there was fruit yogurt only as dessert. So when that was eaten before.

Grenea

2 years ago

No! Can certainly sometimes be impractical, but then there are enough alternatives in our country as if you had to eat something that doesn’t taste you

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solo21213

2 years ago

Reply to Grenea

yes and the impractical annoyed he is 5

Bernhard230561

2 years ago

In this case, I would like to know “what” does not taste on the bread, there are actually inconvenient bread for children.

If I know why, I can also make bread tasty to the child by baking it myself.

Fitnessjunkie9

2 years ago

nein. Verzicht auf Kohlenhydrate ist nie schlecht 🙂

Nomatters

2 years ago

Du kannst versuchen, das Brot schmackhaft anzurichten. Mit einer runden Ausstechform zwei Kreise austechen dazu etwas Aufschnitt, Salat, kleine Gurkenscheiben mit Frischkäse oder Radieschen und oben drauf steckst du ein Zahnstocher mit einer klein Cocktailtomate drauf.

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solo21213

2 years ago

Reply to Nomatters

ja will er nicht probieren haben schon viele sorten aber er möchte auch nicht mehr probieren

michi57319

2 years ago

Nein. Ein Kind zum Essen zwingen wirkt sich nie gut aus.

Brot ist nicht gleich Brot, so wie es hunderte Gemüse gibt. Durchprobieren, das Ganze spielerisch gestalten. Auf neudeutsch: Mach ne Challenge draus.

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solo21213

2 years ago

Reply to michi57319

ja will er nicht probieren haben schon viele sorten aber er möchte auch nicht mehr probieren

NicoNRW

2 years ago

Ich würde eine andere Sorte anbieten grade in Deutschland gibt’s bestimmt 100 Brotsorten

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solo21213

2 years ago

Reply to NicoNRW

keine ahnung mag es irgendwie nicht hab schon so viele ausprobiert

LeBonyt

2 years ago

So bread is too general. There are several variations. From stubborn white bread to super-rich whole grain bread. Some variant the child will want to eat. What about all things with rolls or muesli? How old is the child? Can you find out why it doesn’t want to eat bread?

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solo21213

2 years ago

Reply to LeBonyt

he is 5 Müsli also not bread is practical because it must be

Mugua

2 years ago

How many times do you want to ask this question? Why are you so obsessed with bread that you’ve been going to us with ever new accounts for months? Have you ever thought about a psychologist? It’s really unhealthy.

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solo21213

2 years ago

Reply to Mugua

what do you mean

LeBonyt

2 years ago

Reply to Mugua

Yeah, that can be good. The question itself is not bad: “Alternatives to Bread”

But this is part of GF that there are people who are dominated by an obsession that they may not live in real life. GF begins to to tolerate these people and even deletes contributions that discriminate against them.

Mugua

2 years ago

Reply to LeBonyt

I think it’s super interesting to learn the actual thoughts of these people. That’s why I sometimes ask, hoping that there’s an honest answer. Would be very exciting.