Gumbo time
Today, I cooked for the future in-laws and was accused of trying to poison them. Absolutely no one told me, even as they watched me cook shrimp and smoked sausage gumbo, that my mother-in-law is deathly allergic to shellfish and my father-in-law gets severe diarrhoea when he eats pork. FML
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TwoBytesCarley 27
Definitely something you think your partner would have mentioned…
Davey Crocker 7
I don't think it was your fault. You gave them every chance to say something and they ate it off the plate when it was presented to them.
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TwoBytesCarley 27
Definitely something you think your partner would have mentioned…
SJKatt 15
Everyone sucks here. If you have an allergy, you NEED to tell people who are cooking for you. Likewise, if you're cooking for someone you've not cooked for before, you NEED to ask them if they have allergies. Both parties should have brought up the topic themselves, willingly. Not to mention how ****** rude it was of OP's partner to not even mention it. Hell, if even one side of this had followed this rule, it wouldn't have happened. Sucks that people are accusing OP of doing it on purpose though.
Davey Crocker 7
I don't think it was your fault. You gave them every chance to say something and they ate it off the plate when it was presented to them.
RichardPencil 32
Dump her! For genetic reasons. Your offspring will likely be constrained to eating plain mush and you'll never get to eat anything tasty again!