I can identify with the boy. I hate canned corn and will avoid dishes with loose kernels of corn for fear it has that gross canned corn flavor. Few people take the extra step of ringing the kernels before putting inside dishes. Of course it’s possible they shaved the kernels off of the cob, but why take the risk when you know canned is more likely used
The reason many kids dislike foods is a sensory/texture issue - by transforming them (like the mushroom “chips”) you can get kids to try a much wider variety of foods
My mom did this and so did my grandma bc I hated mushrooms for the longest time and as an adult I am not gonna lie I hate meat fat as an adult but it does help a lot to provide different texture bc I love cooking and backing and finally got my cousins to eat certain foods and one of them is an adult lol
Wyatt's reaction after Jackson says the dip has corn in it. Priceless. 😂 Missed these videos. Wyatt and Jackson's growing up too soon. Have a feeling Henry will be a foodie. Make more videos please Hannah!
it can also be that he actually doesn't like it but convinced he should and that he should say it's good. It's like a line for actors, he knows what he should do but has trouble complying with it.
I'm with Wyatt on corn. On the cob it's always crisp and juicy, but out of a can or bag it can get super squishy and gross. Glad to hear that they want to try these ingredients again!
but it's not that, before he knew there was corn he was enjoying it soo, obviously 0 actual issues with flavor and texture. My guess is its some kind of mental barrier, It has to be on the cob. because any other way is wrong.
Once I saw a children’s nutritionist say that instead of saying like “oh you don’t like carrots” it’s more helpful to say “you don’t like carrots this way” “those carrots that way”, I don’t have children so don’t know how it would be, but for me it seemed like a good approach, you know? I mean, even as adults we have our preferences, my brother for example loves raw endives, but is really not a fan when they’re cooked, so it’s not that he doesn’t like endives, it’s that he doesn’t like them in certain ways...
I hate mushrooms, their texture and flavor puts me off, and the thought of them as well. But we use a lot of brown mushroom gravy, my parents just strain out the mushrooms for me and my sister.
Agreed!! I don't like cooked tomatoes but I love them raw, same with peas, carrots, and bell peppers. To me I dont like the mushy sweetness that happens to them, I like the crisp freshness of them when theyre nice and cold. Same with ground meat, I dont care for it in sauces or chili, but I love it when its formed into a burger :P
Personally, I have a deeply ingrained sense that being picky at the table is rude. If someone cooks for you (including your mother), I can't IMAGINE saying "eemmm.. I don't like this" 😳. Especially unimaginable in adults. But that's just my upbringing.
As someone who isn't a fan of mushrooms either: the problem is often the consistency. They just look and feel terrible when they're all slimey. I definitely prefer them fried, for example.
ya… i miss when it was just mom in progress…cause i missed so much mom in progress content for a long time bc it went under buzzfeed. it’s lot harder for me to keep up with it now since i don’t really watch buzzfeed content
I subscribe to too many channels to watch every video. I’m making myself comfortable with ignoring a good deal of them, and that includes most Buzzfeed videos.
you can save the playlist. it won't alert you to anew video so you have to check in regularly but at least you don't have to be subscribed to the full buzzfeed channel and get a bunch of videos you're not into on your feed.
Noticed that Wyatt seems to be open to trying new foods now! super exciting. Also it is wild to me how much Henry has grown, since I literally witnessed his birth not too long ago!
I was lucky with my kids, there’s almost no foods they didn’t at least try. However! My finest moment was taking a chicken & pesto pasta bake to a work potluck, and my veggie-hating boss raving at how delicious it was, and then go “wait - did you put broccoli in this? I haven’t eaten broccoli in over 30 years!”
I'd love to see you do something similar with foods with you think you don't like! As a great example to the kiddos that you are also open to eating things in new ways and will try them even after a negative experience! I love that you share with them at the end of the experience what the goal was, and thank you for your vulnerability and willingness to share with all of us too. Sending love to you and your family
Hannah you are such an amazing mom. I love that you are willing to respect your kids boundaries and not make them be on camera for everything. Its hard to find a family channel that respects the kids in the family. PS I want the recipe for the "cheese/corn" dip that looks amazing
As if I didn't already love you, you tell me that you allow your kids hair autonomy! LOVE LOVE LOVE THAT! It's just hair and it grows back. So excited to see my generation parenting our way! P.S. your kids are cute so any hair works!
@@recoil53 I believe that Buzzfeed owns the ”worlds okayest mom” idea and that slows her down. She also cannot advertise her own channel on these videos. But honestly, leaving buzzfeed and building something similar on her own would be so great. People would move to her channel, she could hire helping hands etc.
@@sc-iu1tq No, she was doing the same thing on her channel. She still only has less than 100K subscribers. Also Kelsey was popular, she left, and has trouble getting 200K views per video. Hannah is also the Executive Producer of Tasty, so she makes good money.
I like this video idea; I’ve read research that says it can take up to 15 exposures for kids to accept a food, so preparing things in different ways is an awesome idea to get those exposures in! Even picky eaters like Wyatt can learn to like new foods as this series has shown :)
I hated zucchini too until my grandma made those exact fritters without telling me what was inside. I said “these chicken patties are amazing!” It’s embarrassing how I was far off by a landslide. 😅
I totally know the feeling of mentally knowing it’s there and tasting it even though you cannot tell. I blended tofu into a creamy soup once but since i made it, I could tell. I’m more into tofu now but if someone else made something with a good i didn’t necessarily like, i wouldn’t go out of my way to search for the thing.
I remember when I was a teenager my parents had something to do so I was watched the younger kids. When I was cooking dinner my brother asked me if it had mushrooms in it. Realizing he was probably asking this because he didn’t like mushrooms. I asked him “do you like mushrooms?” He said no so I told him it didn’t have mushroom in it. He ate it with mushrooms in it. It was a nice sauce for spaghetti and meatballs if you’re wondering.
My son was the same way with corn when he was little. Basically, he only ate it when it was in season and on the cobb. He was a very picky eater and would only eat certain foods. It was a nightmare until he grew out of that. I'm a picky eater myself so I couldn't get too upset about it but some things were like, really buddy? To this day he absolutely hates mushrooms and will not eat them and he's 26 now. Without even seeing me cooking them he could smell them when I was sauteeing them in a pan with other things like onions and spices.
Maybe he might like mushrooms of different types? Sometimes I use king oyster mushroom or enoki mushrooms when cooking korean food and they don't have as much of a distinct smell/taste as button or shiitake, they're super plush or stringy and fun to chew
Fried zucchini is legitimately one of my favorite snacks, so if you can ge them acclimated to the idea of eating zucchini, breaded and fried is a fantastic way to introduce it. Who doesn't like fried food?
It could help to discuss the difference between taste and texture. It took me until adulthood to be able to understand that I like mushroom flavor, I like onion flavor, etc. But I don't like the texture. So now I can eat both so long as the texture isn't there. so now I'm cooking with onions most meals, but I cut them pretty small and they always get soft so there's no vegetal crunch(hated by me) and it's too small to get too slimy.
The avocado chunks in the brownies kinda looked like walnuts. I bet if you put a few walnuts in there too they’d blend right in! This is the greatest series Buzzfeed has produced ♥️♥️♥️
I made a mushroom pie and ground up the mushrooms in the food processor to the point that they were unrecognizable as mushrooms. That's another idea. EDIT: I also made pumpkin spice muffins today. I do NOT like pumpkins, but I put pumpkins in a muffin, and they were DELICIOUS!
I started eating so much more veggies when I realized it's not the food that's the problem, it's the way you cook or bake it! Now, before giving up on a vegetable, I cook it, airfry it, bake it, put it in different recipes to find out how I really like it!
It's really funny how your brain affects your food interests. I remember when I was younger there would be occasional foods that I say I don't like and thus just don't eat it. But if I ate it I'd think it tastes okay or it's good but still force myself not to eat it because I made a statement for myself 😂
This is honestly the best show on TH-cam. Everytime a new episode is out, it makes me the happiest!! Hannah is just the best 💖🥰❤️😘😘 and the whole family is just precious 🙏.
This is very cool. I don't have kids myself but maybe in the future, who knows. But I'd love to try this someday, I love to cook and this is a great way to let the kids learn to eat, like and respect their food. It's also very cool that you are willing to compromise with your kids by trying to get them to like the foods in a cool an yummy way! Great video 😊🧡
My 18 month old goes through weird phases of hating things he used to love it drives me barmy the latest is banana and cucumber. But the constant hated ones are broccoli and raw tomatoes if he even spots a hint of it rejected. Wyatts reaction just reminded me so much of him 🤣
I used to hate vegetables, until I tasted them fresh. (Fresh veggies were scarce where I grew up, and frozen were expensive, so my mom always bought canned.) I was blown away by peas the first time I tasted them fresh-picked. I immediately went out and planted some. I used to hate squash, until I tasted them cooked by someone other than my aunt. Now I love squash. Turns out, my aunt prefers her vegetables cooked until they’re mushy. Weird.
It's something my mum used to say (even to friends that came for dinner): you're allowed to not like something, just leave it on your plate. But, we always had to try it first. The amounts of times I heard "I don't like that" "have you tried it? " "no. I just know I won't like it"
One of the best things I cook involves mushrooms and heavy whipping cream. I put the cream, chopped baby portabellas, basil, and chicken bouillon into a pot and simmer them for a while, until the flavors meld. This mushroom soup recipe is also what I used when I make green bean casserole. It's so good either way.
Stooopppppp these kids have grown up so much and now there is anothor little in the family I cant I'm loosing my mind how much these kids have changed since I've first watched mom in progress
For the cheese dip, you should try mashing the boiled bits of corn and then add it to the cheese dip as a paste. Maybe then they wouldn't notice it too much
That corn plate looked really similar to a Argentinian plate called "Humita a la olla", I find fascinating the similarities between the one you made and the one I grew up eating
Hannah Hi! I'm from Venezuela, for your corn problem, I can recommend one of our national dishes that it's called CACHAPA, is made out of corn blended with milk and flour sugar and salt, it is like a pancake but you need to eat it with cheese like fresh mozzarella cheese (the type of mozzarella for Caprese salad) or something like that type of texture! Maybe that way Wyatt will enjoy eating corn out of the cob! Hope you try it!
my parents tried to do this to me all the time and still do lol. i’m not a fan of cheese. if i can avoid it, i do. the only cheesy things i like are pizza (specifically with meat on it) and nachos. i’m a pretty picky eater aside from cheese so they’re constantly trying to find something i like. i’m glad that these kids can be more open to food and aren’t refusing like i used to 😂
I'm picky about corn as well, but it's a texture aversion thing--on the cob is great and from a can is great. But creamed corn can take a long walk off a short pier. 😜
Honestly, corn off the cob just isn't good. Ive had frozen and canned and both just taste old and not fresh. I'll eat it, but I just trudge through it.
I'm a extreme picky eater I hate vegetables and fruits and like mushrooms and everything that was in this videos but that nacho dip really did look good and made me even wanna try it. So now I want to hide foods that I don't eat (almost everything) and try it. 😭
Wyatt‘s haircut looks amaaaaaazzziiinnnggg oh god I‘m 19 and feel super old already while watching the kids grow up…🥲 (Hannah u look amazing too with your hair!!) Kisses from Germany! 🍀🥰
I'm with Jackson on the mushrooms. I love the taste, but hate the texture. I love when mushrooms are in a veggie patty or a sauce, but sliced or whole mushrooms will find their way to the edge of my plate every time.
Wyatt: looks suspiciously at corn
also Wyatt: willingly eats corn chips
shhhhhhhhhhhh don't tell him about the fried corn! >>
Same, Wyatt. Same.
Shhhhhhhhh 🤫🤫
I can identify with the boy. I hate canned corn and will avoid dishes with loose kernels of corn for fear it has that gross canned corn flavor. Few people take the extra step of ringing the kernels before putting inside dishes.
Of course it’s possible they shaved the kernels off of the cob, but why take the risk when you know canned is more likely used
As a “used to be extremely picky eater”, I’m so proud to see Wyatt opening up to food
“Former extremely picky eater” is what u were looking for 😊
The reason many kids dislike foods is a sensory/texture issue - by transforming them (like the mushroom “chips”) you can get kids to try a much wider variety of foods
With mushrooms, I know a lot of adults who don't like them because they can be mushy and slimy.
Yes. My first ever job was at a school age childcare. I learned so much from my supervisor, now friend, about this when we would do snack plan.
Honestly i'm an adult and i hateee mushrooms, It's mostly a texture thing but even if they are blended i still dislike the taste 🤷🏻♀️
My mom did this and so did my grandma bc I hated mushrooms for the longest time and as an adult I am not gonna lie I hate meat fat as an adult but it does help a lot to provide different texture bc I love cooking and backing and finally got my cousins to eat certain foods and one of them is an adult lol
Exactly. I hate kale, but my mom made it into kale chips and it was *amazing*
I think we need a week where everyone including Hannah has to eat foods Hannah hates. That will be some entertainment.
Omg yay
Yes, yay!
yea that is a pretty good idea
I would love to see that
Tbf that was basically the week the kids chose the meals /j
Wyatt's reaction after Jackson says the dip has corn in it. Priceless. 😂 Missed these videos. Wyatt and Jackson's growing up too soon. Have a feeling Henry will be a foodie. Make more videos please Hannah!
Wait til he finds out the chips are made of corn too.
Henry will be just like his oldest brother two foodies one picky
@@jaredf6205 lmao your comment made my day
the 👏 fact 👏 that 👏 she 👏 addressed 👏 vlogger parents 👏 respecting 👏 their children's boundaries
i love how wyatt always looks a little bit disgusted with his first bite, even if he likes the taste 😂😂
I have noticed that too. it's cute though lmao.
it can also be that he actually doesn't like it but convinced he should and that he should say it's good. It's like a line for actors, he knows what he should do but has trouble complying with it.
@@katherinedobias7499 not that prob.I have that to,like I LOVE chipotle,but I always get a “ew “ look even tho I love it .idk why lol
u must be new here bc based on past videos wyatt WILL let you know if hes not feeling it😭
I really love that you respect your kids' boundaries and if they're uncomfortable you turn the camera off.
I'm with Wyatt on corn. On the cob it's always crisp and juicy, but out of a can or bag it can get super squishy and gross. Glad to hear that they want to try these ingredients again!
I also agree!!!
Me 2
grilled corn on the cob is 💯
Hell YEAH I feel u
but it's not that, before he knew there was corn he was enjoying it soo, obviously 0 actual issues with flavor and texture.
My guess is its some kind of mental barrier, It has to be on the cob. because any other way is wrong.
I’m so proud of Wyatt. 🥰 In the earlier videos he used to be reluctant with trying new food but now he’s 1000% more open. Good job Mama Hannah!
Once I saw a children’s nutritionist say that instead of saying like “oh you don’t like carrots” it’s more helpful to say “you don’t like carrots this way” “those carrots that way”, I don’t have children so don’t know how it would be, but for me it seemed like a good approach, you know? I mean, even as adults we have our preferences, my brother for example loves raw endives, but is really not a fan when they’re cooked, so it’s not that he doesn’t like endives, it’s that he doesn’t like them in certain ways...
I hate mushrooms, their texture and flavor puts me off, and the thought of them as well. But we use a lot of brown mushroom gravy, my parents just strain out the mushrooms for me and my sister.
Yeah, I don't like fresh avocados but love guacamole.
@@Lapinporokoira me too 😅
Agreed!! I don't like cooked tomatoes but I love them raw, same with peas, carrots, and bell peppers. To me I dont like the mushy sweetness that happens to them, I like the crisp freshness of them when theyre nice and cold. Same with ground meat, I dont care for it in sauces or chili, but I love it when its formed into a burger :P
Personally, I have a deeply ingrained sense that being picky at the table is rude. If someone cooks for you (including your mother), I can't IMAGINE saying "eemmm.. I don't like this" 😳. Especially unimaginable in adults. But that's just my upbringing.
As someone who isn't a fan of mushrooms either: the problem is often the consistency. They just look and feel terrible when they're all slimey. I definitely prefer them fried, for example.
Wyatt's face at the corn had me absolutely deceased, he's so funny and adorable
I wish there was a way to only subscribe to the channel for the mom in progress videos. It’s by far the best part of the channel
ya… i miss when it was just mom in progress…cause i missed so much mom in progress content for a long time bc it went under buzzfeed. it’s lot harder for me to keep up with it now since i don’t really watch buzzfeed content
I subscribe to too many channels to watch every video. I’m making myself comfortable with ignoring a good deal of them, and that includes most Buzzfeed videos.
@@RickySTT same. I skip all the buzzfeed videos that aren’t the mom in progress ones, so it’s just annoying to have them in the subscription feed
you can save the playlist. it won't alert you to anew video so you have to check in regularly but at least you don't have to be subscribed to the full buzzfeed channel and get a bunch of videos you're not into on your feed.
Noticed that Wyatt seems to be open to trying new foods now! super exciting. Also it is wild to me how much Henry has grown, since I literally witnessed his birth not too long ago!
I was lucky with my kids, there’s almost no foods they didn’t at least try. However! My finest moment was taking a chicken & pesto pasta bake to a work potluck, and my veggie-hating boss raving at how delicious it was, and then go “wait - did you put broccoli in this? I haven’t eaten broccoli in over 30 years!”
There is something wrong with people who don’t like broccoli. I’m glad your boss saw the light.
@@RickySTT I think it depends on how and what you cook it with-
@@RickySTT it's a genetic thing, and also the way it's prepared
@@jules6578 Lightly steamed. If you need cheese sauce to make it taste good, you're doing it wrong.
@@catsandalcohol99 So, like cilantro?
I'd love to see you do something similar with foods with you think you don't like! As a great example to the kiddos that you are also open to eating things in new ways and will try them even after a negative experience! I love that you share with them at the end of the experience what the goal was, and thank you for your vulnerability and willingness to share with all of us too. Sending love to you and your family
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Hannah you are such an amazing mom. I love that you are willing to respect your kids boundaries and not make them be on camera for everything. Its hard to find a family channel that respects the kids in the family. PS I want the recipe for the "cheese/corn" dip that looks amazing
As if I didn't already love you, you tell me that you allow your kids hair autonomy! LOVE LOVE LOVE THAT! It's just hair and it grows back. So excited to see my generation parenting our way!
P.S. your kids are cute so any hair works!
I wish my mom let me cut my hair how I wanted
@@ascotter you speak words i dream about
love this kind of content!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! can you do a my kids mealplan for the whole week video again!!
This really shows that its definitely a mental thing when it comes to not liking food
Not for everyone
Sometimes yes, especially for kids
definitely a mix of textural/mental
Henry’s so cute when he said: Ahhh! To a drink.
Please start your own channel... It must hard to be carrying the whole buzzfeed on your back. I love your videos!
She has her own channel - and stopped posting a while back.
@@recoil53 I believe that Buzzfeed owns the ”worlds okayest mom” idea and that slows her down. She also cannot advertise her own channel on these videos. But honestly, leaving buzzfeed and building something similar on her own would be so great. People would move to her channel, she could hire helping hands etc.
@@sc-iu1tq No, she was doing the same thing on her channel.
She still only has less than 100K subscribers.
Also Kelsey was popular, she left, and has trouble getting 200K views per video.
Hannah is also the Executive Producer of Tasty, so she makes good money.
@@recoil53 What's her channel called?
@@angelicalister1627 Just search "Hannah Williams"
"the goal is not to trick them" "there's no corn in here"
I like this video idea; I’ve read research that says it can take up to 15 exposures for kids to accept a food, so preparing things in different ways is an awesome idea to get those exposures in! Even picky eaters like Wyatt can learn to like new foods as this series has shown :)
I hated zucchini too until my grandma made those exact fritters without telling me what was inside. I said “these chicken patties are amazing!” It’s embarrassing how I was far off by a landslide. 😅
Girl anything fried is amazing ❤️❤️
Wyatt’s hair totally fits his amazing personality 🔥🔥🔥💙
That close up of Wyatt's face after he realises it's corn is like that gif of bert I can't
I totally know the feeling of mentally knowing it’s there and tasting it even though you cannot tell. I blended tofu into a creamy soup once but since i made it, I could tell. I’m more into tofu now but if someone else made something with a good i didn’t necessarily like, i wouldn’t go out of my way to search for the thing.
I remember when I was a teenager my parents had something to do so I was watched the younger kids. When I was cooking dinner my brother asked me if it had mushrooms in it. Realizing he was probably asking this because he didn’t like mushrooms. I asked him “do you like mushrooms?” He said no so I told him it didn’t have mushroom in it. He ate it with mushrooms in it. It was a nice sauce for spaghetti and meatballs if you’re wondering.
This is a really nice story :)
Thank you. This video brought back memories.
She's gorgeous! And all of her kids are brilliant. I love her enthusiasm.
Really just need a Hannah in my life to hide vegetables in my food
My son was the same way with corn when he was little. Basically, he only ate it when it was in season and on the cobb. He was a very picky eater and would only eat certain foods. It was a nightmare until he grew out of that. I'm a picky eater myself so I couldn't get too upset about it but some things were like, really buddy? To this day he absolutely hates mushrooms and will not eat them and he's 26 now. Without even seeing me cooking them he could smell them when I was sauteeing them in a pan with other things like onions and spices.
Maybe he might like mushrooms of different types? Sometimes I use king oyster mushroom or enoki mushrooms when cooking korean food and they don't have as much of a distinct smell/taste as button or shiitake, they're super plush or stringy and fun to chew
jackson is the sweetest boy ever! ive always secretly wished for daughters .. but hes changed my mind 😭 everyone needs a son like jackson
Fried zucchini is legitimately one of my favorite snacks, so if you can ge them acclimated to the idea of eating zucchini, breaded and fried is a fantastic way to introduce it. Who doesn't like fried food?
So good! Especially with some ranch! Chef's kiss!
I think it would be cool to see a Mom In Progress video where Hannah and Matt have a wedding vow renewal but they let the boys plan it!!
I was like "where's Matt with his iconic mmm so good" but then I finally saw it and it made my day
You should do a "we ate christmas food from other countries for a week" video
Little baby Henry is so grown. It's like watching such an older child. So cute.
It could help to discuss the difference between taste and texture. It took me until adulthood to be able to understand that I like mushroom flavor, I like onion flavor, etc. But I don't like the texture. So now I can eat both so long as the texture isn't there. so now I'm cooking with onions most meals, but I cut them pretty small and they always get soft so there's no vegetal crunch(hated by me) and it's too small to get too slimy.
I lowkey watch these videos for my prep for motherhood. Thanks fellow hannah
Same lol
Does anyone else want the recipes to the dishes she cooks?
They look so good! 😆
Wyatt was definitely looking at the corn cheese suspect before he knew it was corn. 😭
The avocado chunks in the brownies kinda looked like walnuts. I bet if you put a few walnuts in there too they’d blend right in!
This is the greatest series Buzzfeed has produced ♥️♥️♥️
I made a mushroom pie and ground up the mushrooms in the food processor to the point that they were unrecognizable as mushrooms. That's another idea.
EDIT: I also made pumpkin spice muffins today. I do NOT like pumpkins, but I put pumpkins in a muffin, and they were DELICIOUS!
Ok, but we're gonna need all those recipes. They looked amazing!!
I started eating so much more veggies when I realized it's not the food that's the problem, it's the way you cook or bake it! Now, before giving up on a vegetable, I cook it, airfry it, bake it, put it in different recipes to find out how I really like it!
Amen 🙏🏻
I absolutely adore Hannah and her family so muuuuuuch
i am living for the reaction Wyatt’s got when he ate the brownie 💜
Henry is like an old man when he finishes his drink! Old before his time!
Yes! So good to see you back! Love It! Was always looking at Hannah Williams, your youtube videos, not buzzfeedvideos, excellent!
I love Wyatt’s new haircut! It fits him so well
I grew up in China, and zucchini/courgette pancake was my favorite dish growing up. It’s sooo good.
We need a cookbook of you, it looks so freaking delicious
It's really funny how your brain affects your food interests. I remember when I was younger there would be occasional foods that I say I don't like and thus just don't eat it. But if I ate it I'd think it tastes okay or it's good but still force myself not to eat it because I made a statement for myself 😂
This is honestly the best show on TH-cam. Everytime a new episode is out, it makes me the happiest!! Hannah is just the best 💖🥰❤️😘😘 and the whole family is just precious 🙏.
This is very cool. I don't have kids myself but maybe in the future, who knows. But I'd love to try this someday, I love to cook and this is a great way to let the kids learn to eat, like and respect their food. It's also very cool that you are willing to compromise with your kids by trying to get them to like the foods in a cool an yummy way!
Great video 😊🧡
My 18 month old goes through weird phases of hating things he used to love it drives me barmy the latest is banana and cucumber. But the constant hated ones are broccoli and raw tomatoes if he even spots a hint of it rejected. Wyatts reaction just reminded me so much of him 🤣
I used to hate vegetables, until I tasted them fresh. (Fresh veggies were scarce where I grew up, and frozen were expensive, so my mom always bought canned.) I was blown away by peas the first time I tasted them fresh-picked. I immediately went out and planted some.
I used to hate squash, until I tasted them cooked by someone other than my aunt. Now I love squash. Turns out, my aunt prefers her vegetables cooked until they’re mushy. Weird.
I love how jackson tastes the cucumber 😂 I love them
Hannah’s kids are the funniest I swear
Have you ever done a video with your favorite easy meals and/or meals on a budget?
Omg I love Wyatt’s new hairdo! But he looks so much older haha
hannah: Im gonna order a big pizza with a bunch of mushrooms
jacksons face off camera: nOOOOOOO
Wyatt's reaction to the brownies is everything.
It's something my mum used to say (even to friends that came for dinner): you're allowed to not like something, just leave it on your plate. But, we always had to try it first. The amounts of times I heard "I don't like that" "have you tried it? " "no. I just know I won't like it"
i think the zucchina pancakes look like okonomiyaki also known as japanese savoury pancakes.
It's a fritter made in a skillet instead of deep fried.
One of the best things I cook involves mushrooms and heavy whipping cream. I put the cream, chopped baby portabellas, basil, and chicken bouillon into a pot and simmer them for a while, until the flavors meld. This mushroom soup recipe is also what I used when I make green bean casserole. It's so good either way.
That corn queso looked amazing! If you have the recipe I would love to try it!
Stooopppppp these kids have grown up so much and now there is anothor little in the family I cant I'm loosing my mind how much these kids have changed since I've first watched mom in progress
I used to hate corn unless it was on the cob in which case I loved it... Flavour seemed different
It’s usually less soggy in the cob, and the butter and salt and pepper ratios are different. Plus it’s fresh instead of frozen
For the cheese dip, you should try mashing the boiled bits of corn and then add it to the cheese dip as a paste. Maybe then they wouldn't notice it too much
Thank you 💙
You are a good mother.
I went through the same thing.
Next time try making Matt’s least favorite foods!!
It's "Mom in Progress", not "Wife in Progress".
We need more of mom in progress
I love Wyatt’s haircut. He looks so cute!
"squash slander" 🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️
love this content! keep it up hannah!!
I wish someone was willing to hide my least favorite foods in yummy things haha
That corn plate looked really similar to a Argentinian plate called "Humita a la olla", I find fascinating the similarities between the one you made and the one I grew up eating
I think you mean dish.
Hannah Hi! I'm from Venezuela, for your corn problem, I can recommend one of our national dishes that it's called CACHAPA, is made out of corn blended with milk and flour sugar and salt, it is like a pancake but you need to eat it with cheese like fresh mozzarella cheese (the type of mozzarella for Caprese salad) or something like that type of texture! Maybe that way Wyatt will enjoy eating corn out of the cob! Hope you try it!
my parents tried to do this to me all the time and still do lol. i’m not a fan of cheese. if i can avoid it, i do. the only cheesy things i like are pizza (specifically with meat on it) and nachos. i’m a pretty picky eater aside from cheese so they’re constantly trying to find something i like. i’m glad that these kids can be more open to food and aren’t refusing like i used to 😂
Soon to be a first time mom and honestly, all of these sound really good right now since I'm pregnant. Will definitely have this saved and use this!
I absolutely love your hair, it looks so gorgeous!! 😍❤️😊
hannah trying to make potato pancakes with pancake mix is funny lol
I'm picky about corn as well, but it's a texture aversion thing--on the cob is great and from a can is great. But creamed corn can take a long walk off a short pier. 😜
Honestly, corn off the cob just isn't good. Ive had frozen and canned and both just taste old and not fresh. I'll eat it, but I just trudge through it.
Definitely agree adding veggies to chocolate and cheese (my 2 fav foods) and frying it up with butter are excellent ways to make them palatable 😜😃🏆
Those brownies look AMAZEBALLS. And thanks, for the baby food hack!🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗💗💗💗💖💋💋💐💐🫶🏻
I wish i had a mum like this
Came for Hannah, stayed for the new recipes.
Your hair looks STUNNING like this!
I'm a extreme picky eater I hate vegetables and fruits and like mushrooms and everything that was in this videos but that nacho dip really did look good and made me even wanna try it. So now I want to hide foods that I don't eat (almost everything) and try it. 😭
Thank you for spelling out that M word vs. saying it😂 it made me chuckle
wyatt’s so much more open minded!
Wyatts hair looks so good 😊
Wyatt‘s haircut looks amaaaaaazzziiinnnggg oh god I‘m 19 and feel super old already while watching the kids grow up…🥲
(Hannah u look amazing too with your hair!!)
Kisses from Germany! 🍀🥰
I’m like Wyatt! I won’t eat corn unless it’s on the cob 😂❤️
I'm with Jackson on the mushrooms. I love the taste, but hate the texture. I love when mushrooms are in a veggie patty or a sauce, but sliced or whole mushrooms will find their way to the edge of my plate every time.
I didn’t think you were still doing this!!! I’m so happy! This made my night
This is my favorite series in buzzfeed