Will any questions cause family drama?

No — this category avoids relationship and money topics. The skip button is always there if a question lands wrong.

Best with extended family or just immediate?

Extended family is more fun because in-laws hear stories they have never heard before. Cousins comparing notes is the gold.

Can teenagers play this with parents?

Absolutely — the questions are written so the answers are funnier when the generations clash, not awkward.

Family & Home

Have you ever hidden vegetables in a napkin?

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Why people ask this

This question works because the yes-or-no split always surprises the room — someone answers in a way nobody expected, and the conversation starts from there. Families tend to circle the same five anecdotes; this question pries loose the story that was about to be retired forever. What makes this format durable is that a no can be just as interesting as a yes. 'No, but I once…' or 'No, and here is why not' opens a conversation the question never directly asked for. The best sessions are ones where the follow-up runs longer than the question itself.

What do players say?

47%

of players said Yes
19 responses

Based on 19 answers so far, 47% of players say yes — making this an almost even split — roughly half of players have, half have not.

Discussion starters

→ Who in the group is most likely to have hidden vegetables in a napkin?
→ What's the full story — and who in the group is most surprised by your answer?
→ What family tradition do you secretly hate?
→ Which sibling got away with the most?
→ What is the worst thing you ever broke at home?

Ever faced a picky eater at home? This playful question uncovers clever tricks used to sneak vegetables onto plates, revealing fun family hacks and secret techniques. Discover more about lighthearted family moments with our Family & Home category.

What This Question Really Asks

This question dives into creative ways families or individuals manage fussy eating habits. It’s more than just a funny anecdote—it's about resourcefulness and love in the kitchen. Whether you're curious about sneaky veggie tactics or sharing your own, this question opens the door to insightful and humorous stories. For some real-life inspiration, check out our classic questions.

Have you ever devised a sneaky way to get kids to eat vegetables?
Are you willing to share your secret family recipes or tricks?
Does this reveal a playful side of family meals?
Can this question lead to funny or embarrassing stories about mealtime?
Is it a matter of creativity or desperation to hide vegetables? Explore more question categories for family themes.

How to Use This Question

Setting	Tone	Best for	Tip
Friends game night	Light-hearted & humorous	Breaking the ice or sharing funny stories	Use this question to get everyone laughing and sharing their clever tricks. For more fun, browse our funny questions.
First date	Playful & charming	Getting to know each other's quirky habits	It’s a great way to discover childhood or family secrets. Check out how to steer conversations with our how-to-play guides.
Team meeting	Casual & engaging	Building rapport among colleagues	Encourage sharing funny personal stories to foster team bonding.
Family dinner	Warm & nostalgic	Sharing childhood memories or family stories	This question sparks conversations about clever parenting or sibling antics.
Party	Exciting & lively	Getting guests involved and entertained	Mix it up with questions from our categories page for a varied game night.

When You Say "Yes"

You’ve successfully pulled off a sneaky veggie surprise at home.
You value playful, creative family traditions surrounding mealtime.
You’re willing to share your best hiding vegetables stories with friends.
You enjoy finding clever ways to encourage healthy eating.
You might even use this question as an icebreaker to spark fun conversations.

When You Say "No"

Perhaps you’ve never resorted to hiding vegetables or prefer straightforward approaches. That’s perfectly fine! Some people believe honesty is best, or they might not see the need for sneaky tactics. Either way, it’s an interesting perspective on family dining traditions.

You don’t believe in hiding food but focus on making vegetables appealing.
You prefer honest conversations over sneaky tricks.
You might have playful methods but haven’t tried hiding vegetables in napkins.

Best Follow-Up Questions

What’s the most creative way you’ve managed to get kids to eat their veggies?
Have you ever faced a funny or embarrassing mealtime situation?
What’s a family tradition related to food that everyone loves?
Do you have any secret recipes or cooking tips you’re willing to share?
How do you encourage healthy eating without a struggle? Explore more related questions for family themes.