totally agree, i figure as long as i am not having a reaction to the food,
its rude to not eat what someone else has gone to the trouble to prepare, as
long as it isn't a health hazard eat it, shut up and be grateful someone
cares enough about you to want to do it for you, Lee
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> If a> relative is cooking, you have history as context - so you can head
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>> off at the pass. When friends cook for you, sure... you can give them
>> a laundry list of likes and dislikes - but what you really should be
>> telling them is what you're deathly allergic to and scrape off what
>> you don't like at the table.
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> I think that person should stay home to eat. Deathly allergic, OK, tell
> me. Otherwise, deal.
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