We are part of a CSA association (community supported agriculture) and we really love almost all of it. There are a few things we don't like to eat: NC grapes and eggplant are two of the biggies. Fortunately we get to choose which box of food we get delivered, provided that we request early enough.
Unfortunately, for the past 2 weeks I have forgotten to request the correct box. Most of the default box is just fine (apples, peaches, loads and loads of cucumbers), but we've gotten peanuts in the boxes. First we got raw, then salted and roasted. I really feel anxious having them around the house with Amanda, like any minute she'll break out in an allergic reaction... We'll probably give away the raw ones and Michael will take the roasted ones into work, and I'll be glad to get them out of the house.
Except that Ella and I tried the roasted peanuts this afternoon (Luke refused and had almonds instead). Peanuts are so good! There is nothing like them. We eat sunbutter, and it's pretty good (soy nut butter is inedible in my opinion, although the kids like the chocolate kind) but there is something special about peanuts. Everyone who can eat peanuts or has a kid who only wants peanut butter for lunch should give thanks that they don't have an allergy. I wish I knew that Amanda would grow out of it.
Unfortunately, for the past 2 weeks I have forgotten to request the correct box. Most of the default box is just fine (apples, peaches, loads and loads of cucumbers), but we've gotten peanuts in the boxes. First we got raw, then salted and roasted. I really feel anxious having them around the house with Amanda, like any minute she'll break out in an allergic reaction... We'll probably give away the raw ones and Michael will take the roasted ones into work, and I'll be glad to get them out of the house.
Except that Ella and I tried the roasted peanuts this afternoon (Luke refused and had almonds instead). Peanuts are so good! There is nothing like them. We eat sunbutter, and it's pretty good (soy nut butter is inedible in my opinion, although the kids like the chocolate kind) but there is something special about peanuts. Everyone who can eat peanuts or has a kid who only wants peanut butter for lunch should give thanks that they don't have an allergy. I wish I knew that Amanda would grow out of it.
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