A Redditor inquired about vegetables that people disliked as children but now enjoy as adults [187↑]. The original poster (OP) mentioned their childhood exposure to diverse vegetable dishes due to their parents' dieting fads, contrasting it with their partner's family, who dislike vegetables due to them being overboiled. Salt was mentioned as the key ingredient which elevates taste of vegetables.

Many users shared their experiences, with roasting being a popular method to improve the taste of vegetables [513↑]. One user emphasized the importance of proper cooking time, noting that even boiling vegetables for a shorter duration can significantly improve their taste [175↑].

One Reddit user suggested that changes in palate could be the reason for their changed preferences. They noted that children are more sensitive to bitter flavors, and adults can tolerate them more easily [158↑].

Another user pointed out that parsnips don't always need additional sugar and can be prepared without it [124↑].

Someone asked for inventive bacon breakfast ideas for their partner for Mother's Day [205↑]. The partner specifically requested bacon. Suggestions were requested beyond the standard bacon and eggs. The original poster later updated to say that their partner enjoyed reading the suggestions.

Some users suggested simply preparing a large quantity of bacon [146↑, 78↑]. Another user suggested bacon, egg, and cheese bagels [91↑]. One commenter suggested to clarify exactly what she wants, because if someone asks for bacon, they may simply want bacon [80↑].

A Redditor is seeking advice on how to use a large quantity of milk before it expires in 10 days [54↑].

One user suggested simply freezing the milk while leaving space in the container for expansion [233↑]. Another user succinctly recommended making cheese [93↑].

A Reddit user jokingly advised pouring milk into a glass and drinking it, repeating as needed, which the original poster found to be an innovative approach [360↑, 105↑].

Other users may provide additional ideas for recipes or uses for the excess milk.