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Speaking for myself (American/Midwest), I've never seen nor experienced children getting a separate menu than the adults. Well, except for eating out, I guess.

Speaking for myself (American/Midwest), I've never seen nor experienced children getting a separate menu than the adults. Well, except for eating out, I guess. And even then an adult sharing with a child is not that rare.

lukevp 5y ago
I am genuinely confused by this phrasing. Are you saying that there are many situations where children and adults are receiving menus for food but are not “eating out”?
- jounker 5y ago
  Menu also means the foods served at a meal.
- pnutjam 5y ago
  There are alot of people who basically eat out every meal. That's why every time there is a snowstorm, the bread is always gone. Those people only know how to make sandwiches.