noun
pap
PAP/pæp/
Soft bland food that requires little chewing.
The adults push away the tray of bland pap during the lesson.

Etymology
A children's word for food became the name for soft infant food or gruel. Figuratively, pap is material reduced to something bland and easily consumed, especially oversimplified ideas.
In context
he speaks nothing but intellectual Pap … there's absolutely no substance to it at all
when asked to write a novel for girls she replied that it was quote unquote moral Pap for the young
More examples
- She soaks bread in warm milk to make pap.
- While his mouth heals, he eats bland pap instead of solid food.
- The supposedly serious documentary offers nothing but sentimental pap.