There was a reason that Wes had gotten rid of the packaging. He had hoped that by distracting Kurt with his cooking lesson, that Kurt might relax a little about the food itself. When that didn't happen, he smiled, acting like nothing was wrong. Internally, there was a little worry, but he tried to squash it down.

"Well, the Anderson's will be out soon and all will be well. At least you have a little time with us, yeah? Busy is good, but you need Kurt time too." He smiled and pulled out a sheet of seaweed paper. "Have you ever made sushi before? If not, it's really easy. I think you'll love it and we can put anything you want in it. That's what so great about this meal. Low fat, easy, versatile." He made sure to emphasize the low fat part. Maybe if it was easy and low in calories, Kurt would eat a little more. Not that he knew if that would work or not.

"Crab is a good choice. Really. Cucumber is another good choice. It's a water vegetable, so if you're dehydrated and not drinking enough water, cucumbers are good to munch on, you know. Water actually will help with your appetite. I learned that at school. I had to take this health course at Dalton. Sometimes when you think you're hungry, you're actually just dehydrated." He smiled at Kurt. "Who would have thought, right?"

He looked over his shoulder at the bedrooms, before turning back to Kurt. "Ready to put something together?"