It’s meant to be tasty enough, easy to chew, and comforting, right?
Likely not as healthy as most baby food, tho, but I wouldn’t know 
I’ve only ever bought baby food for my clients.
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Nursing sick cats: Gerber [various meats] baby food. There’s always a stash of puréed chicken in itty bitty jars here.
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Like at our country store where, while doors are now automatic, one checker calls me “Darlin’”. And another forgets to charge me for a bag.
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.When I need a half pound of ground beef . I pinch all five fingers together with my palm up . It all started with . I just need this much . Close is close . I always end with a thank you. Becoming the norm .
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I can’t remember the variety precisely but look out for changed recipes that contain onion powder 
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The baby food diet was popular with a couple classmates when I was in 12th grade. 
(sadly, one of them was bulimic.)
D-i-L followed the school of “feed them food when and that they can feed themselves”. → 20% went into the babe, 70% on its outside, 10% surrounding spaces. Jackson Pollack three times a day.
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Truth.
There was a Mediterranean restaurant in Last Chance Gulch that served both done to perfection. That was 20+ years ago, tho…
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well, I love onions, so they should too, amirite?
I guess I’ll have to see if there’s another brand of puréed meat baby food.
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I just need to put this here.
Apparently this is a McRib, with a Filet-O-Fish, a McChicken and two hamburgers.
Can’t say this doesn’t repulse me, but then I can’t say it doesn’t intrigue me either.
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. Why? Just WHY?
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Why not?
People always need new mountains to conquer.
Would it be more appealing if it were a divey New Jersey diner?
A FF turducken.
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You have a point …
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I guess right around pre-COVID-ish so 2019-20 iirc (Covid has really screwed up my time sense if not all of yours) there was a fad among MLB sports stadiums’ food vendors trying to come up with the most outrageous burger or sandwich or w/e.
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I think that fad was before and after Covid.
I think it started the day local county fairs started serving food.
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Apologies because I think I’ve posted this before: I am a small 68 year-old-woman who has 3 joint replacements (two of them in their 25th year), who looks obviously “elderly” and possibly “fragile”. I always hold doors open for everyone at stores of all kinds, and thank people who hold them open for me.
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Boomer. 1955.
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Boomer here. I still hold doors open for everybody, and I say thank you to everybody, too. Who are the most surprised? College students.
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Also boomer, older then Madrid but like this close ][ 
We live in a disabled/elderly retirement community. Some 200 units spread out across 4 buildings (not equally). All have airlock entry ways with the outer door always open & inner always locked. Both doors powered but inner can be a PITA to open with your key. (gotta jiggle it just right 
)
There’s 2 easy chairs facing the door so you can see who’s coming. If it’s a walker person or loaded w/ grocery bags I’ll jump up & hit the auto-open plate but otherwise not-- even though I move fairly well a non-walker person will get it open just as I get there. Actually had a lady thank me for letting her open it. Was one of her peeves 'cause old folks w/ minor mobility probs would struggle to get up.
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