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I wasn't implying we should write multi-lingual instructions. I was stating that
the instructions need to be clearer, and perhaps better laid out. Tracy's
mac-n-cheese package seems to be marketed to a less literate audience.
An aside, the two kids did know what mac-n-cheese looked like, both have been
cooking with me since they were little (2-3 somewhere in that age range) but I
said, "Follow ALL the instructions." Which they did!
"Brierley, Sean" wrote:
> The ten-yr-olds need more training, education, and experience in the big
> picture that is their kitchen and in recognizing what prepared macaroni and
> cheese actually looks like.
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