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GB
Chief Eating Officer
Yep she does have some Russian in her 
I have created a foodie
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The friendliest place on the web for anyone that enjoys cooking.
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expatgirl
Master Chef
Harasho ("very good" in Russian) there you go!
texasgirl
Master Chef
She is precious!! I agree with everyone, you are doing a great thing in exposing her to different ways of eating and different foods. Good job!!
SierraCook
Master Chef
GB, nice photos. I think that it is great that you are exposing your daughter to new things when she is young.
A friend of mine, who grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area (the land of many Asian Restaurants), learned how to use chopsticks at a very young age. I wish I had learned when I was younger. I can use them well enough to not make a fool out of myself.
A friend of mine, who grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area (the land of many Asian Restaurants), learned how to use chopsticks at a very young age. I wish I had learned when I was younger. I can use them well enough to not make a fool out of myself.
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Chief Eating Officer
Thanks guys
Claire
Master Chef
I love it! In Hawaii, in some of the Japanese department stores, I used to find spring-loaded starter chopsticks! All a child had to learn to do was hold them correctly and close them, they'd open back up and stay connected. It's never too late to learn -- Sierra, the way I learned was that my dad had a couple of sets he brought back from when he was in Korea. Sis and I decided to go on a diet where all we could eat was what we could eat with chopsticks. We didn't get thin!!!
