Just for fun...
Our 4-year-old noticed about a year ago that I put onions into a lot of meals. One day he decided that he didn't like them. So he started to remind me not to put onions in the meals that he liked. So I started calling cooked onions "invisible onions" (you know how they turn kind of invisible looking?). When he'd ask I'd say, "Oh no, those aren't real onions, those are invisible onions. You can't see them. They're invisible. You have to have super powers to see those." He loved our new little game. He's now usually content to eat "invisible onions" that he can see with his super powerful eyes.
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