What are these hints?

If i had kids i wouldnt rape their dopamine system with sugar at an early age

I wouldn't feed my kids this shit. I might, however, let them have honey or a fruit.

Salty licorice and anything that is homemade (e.g cookies, cakes, etc.) Salty licorice is barely a "sweet" per se and it's very nice, preserves well. Homemade stuff requires time and effort, so you feel more satisfied even if you technically get less food. I would naturally ask my hypothetical child to help me bake if he wanted sweets.

> starch > PUFA > industrial chemicals with unclear side effects Gummy bears or chocolate would be a much better choice.

>>25636851 Yep, you are right, but i have never baked anything sweet, neither cake nor pie. But i will have to try to bake something one day, i doubt that i will get something tasty, of course, but i still want to try)

>>25636783 Chalk candy, hate the bad rep it has because of horrible old marketing, it is the perfect candy

>>25636851 Can you post what they look like exactly?

Гойслоп. Современные сладости лютое говно, 20-30 лет назад было намного лучше, а теперь это уже кал по меркам кала, еще и зашринковано по максимуму

*nom Very tasty with tea, btw.

I dont know why, but it never felt rewarding to have sweets. I dont know how to make my kid this way, so I wont try. Trying will probably give me the opposite result.

>>25637320 Maybe your child will genetically inherit your dislike of sweets :)

>>25637340 Probably not. Wife likes them so he will probably just be normal.

>>25636976 Can you post what they look like exactly?

>>25636783 >Barny lol they are called Misie Lubisie and are Polish btw

id feed my daughter full of milk candies i like топленое молоко and simple fruits with yogurt. also, dried fruits are very tasty on their own would never feed her mkultra goyfood

>>25637422 Petitki Lubisie*

>>25637422 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barny_Cakes Barny is probably some slang meaning incestual shit eating from your sisters bulls dick in Pszekinese.

>>25637422 >>25637432 Yep, when the war started, Polish Barnys appeared on store shelves a couple of months later, but then they disappeared again.

>>25637393 They're called "candy ciggarettes, that's the negative image I meant, they were/still are sold to introduce children to cigarrettes You can find them as "candy sticks" but I call it chalk candy. It sucks because they're great, really simple and flavorless

>>25637559 Something similar to candy-cigarettes was sold in Ukrainian stores, but it was a very long time ago, when I was very little.

Как я хочу обратно в мой мирный СССР до перестройки...

>>25637340 It's possible to brainwash them to hate sweets. A distant relative did this to her daughter.

>>25637750 Ice cream for 3 kop, mmm, it was cool probably... Well, if we speak without jokes all the people I talked to who lived in the USSR said that the ice cream was really tasty because it was made according to a strict standard and from quality ingredients, but there were very few varieties of ice cream, literally a couple of types.

>>25637789 Why so radical, she has diabetes?

>>25637750 В 1922, 1932, 1942, 1952, 1962, 1972, 1982-й год?

>>25637911 No. Anti-sugar brainwashing.

>>25637932 1952-1972 seems comfiest

>>25637904 things were made with way less "replacement ingredients" back then now you can still find icecream made purely from milk ingredients and sugar, but you gotta search.

I also bought this yummy thing, I like it better, it's less sweet and you can taste the cocoa more. Good ingredients (by today's standards): wheat flour, chicken eggs, glucose syrup, sunflower oil, cocoa powder, cocoa butter. Made in Italy, Orzinuovi, but I doubt that Italians know about it.