Therefor, she politely declined to cook for them in the future. (3/16)

While becoming enraged was not the best way to handle this situation, what she did was absolutely correct. If they don’t like her cooking, they should avoid it. There’s nothing wrong with disliking something, but insulting the person who cooks for you and then demanding that they do it again is odd. I feel sorry for the child who can no longer visit this woman’s home, but it is her parents’ fault; they should have known better.

They not only did not believe her when she said she did not add any butter, but they also went behind her back and told her parents. They are truly acting like children because this is clearly not how full-grown adults behave.