【Hostess in Heat】

Trying new foods is Hostess in Heatgreat, but sometimes you just want your #1 favorite. Especially if you are a small child.

Redditor andyrine took a big risk earlier this month by letting his 3-year-old son pack his own lunch. No need to worry, though -- everything went perfectly. The kid even included foods from the five major food groups: cheese balls, cheese balls, cheese balls, cheese balls, and cheese balls.

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Behold:

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You adults can laugh all you want, but deep down you know this made you crave a cheese ball. Plus, there's so much left in the couch for a snack later!

Good stuff. 10/10, would pack in our own lunch.

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