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How does your family spend the mealtimes? Is there anything special?                     Write a short essay about how you spend your mealtimes with your family at home

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Think back to your childhood mealtimes and the chances are you'll have memories, fond or otherwise, of everyone sitting around the table, eating the same food. Sure, there may have been bickering, complaints and the odd (ok, frequent) sharp word exchanged over the suet pudding. But the point was everyone had to swallow the same suet, or sprouts, or whatever else it was people ate before we were all knocking up a beef rendang or burrata at the end of the working day.

Today's parents have no such luck when it comes to putting food on the table - or, as George W Bush once memorably phrased it, to putting "food on your family." Instead of serving one meal to feed everyone, they must now produce a whole range, with as many as three in four parents having to cook multiple meals per evening due to an increase in the number of those with dietary requirements, new research from Co-op has found.

Which means an awful lot of variations on the theme of dinner being cooked in households across the country. It's exhausting just thinking about it - but apparently needs must. Because at family mealtimes in 2018 at least one, possibly all, of these five things are increasingly likely to happen:

1. Cherry-picking

Much like Donald Tusk, your initial negotiating position as a parent is that cherry-picking is a no-no. No, your daughter can't have "a version of the lasagne that doesn't contain meat or dairy" because she decided last Tuesday that she's vegan on weekdays. You lack both the time and inclination to cook a supplementary vegan lasagne, whatever the heck that would even look like. She hears you out, then accusingly reminds you you're killing the planet with your culinary intransigence and leaving her with no option but starvation. Ultimately, therefore, you sigh and throw in the (tea) towel. You promise to somehow extract the meat and dairy from hers before it gets anywhere near the oven. There goes another half hour of your evening, but at least the planet is saved.

Credit: Jasmin Merdan/ Moment RF

2. Intolerance

This has long been a feature of family mealtimes, but in the past it was more often intolerance of one another's opinions than of entire, quite important, food groups. Almost two thirds of Brits in the Co-op study agreed that food restrictions had impacted their eating habits within the last 12 months. By extension, they have no doubt also impacted the cooking habits of anyone who regularly caters for them. "Yes, it's gluten-free," you glare at anyone who raises questions about the fruit salad. "And yes, before anyone asks, every grape in it is organic and has been humanely harvested."

3. Sobriety

On the part of the kids, anyway. You're still knocking back the Malbec with the grim determination of someone who's just had to cook three separate versions of the sodding spag bol. But your children, even once they're old enough to partake, are primly sticking to the kale and spinach juice. A third of young people today abstain from alcohol, according to one of the largest studies of youth drinking, which was published this week. In other words, don't worry: your children aren't weird - they are pretty much normal for their sober generation. Meanwhile, midlife drinkers are racking up all sorts of health problems, which even a week of green smoothies is unlikely to solve.

4. Tardy protests

We don't mean complaining the ham hock was no great shakes after polishing off two helpings. We mean protests about what you've put on the table after everyone's already sat down: "Oh, but I can't eat this. Remember, I'm fusilli-intolerant/completely pescatarian/allergic to aubergines, except in the circumstances of baba ghanoush...(delete as appropriate)." To which your natural response is: "Why are you only telling me this now, when you've been standing here watching me cook this for 45 minutes?" You privately vow never to invite this person back, even if they happen to be your child.

5. A lecture

Dietary requirements are a proselytising religion. It's not enough for your children to have all gone full pegan or whatever. (Yes, pegan is a thing; honestly, look it up). They are now disgusted that you have not also followed them to the land of enlightenment, moral righteousness and excellent gut health. They turn up their noses when you liberally scatter the lardons. They may even feign retching, depending on what stage of adolescence they have reached. Pay them no heed. They'll have moved on to a strict, lardon-only diet by the start of next month.

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Five things that always happen at family mealtimes in 2018

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