whatdidyousay!
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Seems everytime I ask my sons what was for lunch today at school?...it's always Pizza or chicken nuggets....I don't feel they get a well-balanced meal(s)....and the servings are small. High-schoolers eat more...and when my boys come home, they are starving!
Seems everytime I ask my sons what was for lunch today at school?...it's always Pizza or chicken nuggets....I don't feel they get a well-balanced meal(s)....and the servings are small. High-schoolers eat more...and when my boys come home, they are starving!
What's funny? Prison's meal have actual better nutrients than school's!
My public schools from late 80s and early 90s served pizza, chicken nuggets, and fried meat, but I rarely ate it. My parents refused to give us lunch money, because they thought the lunch menu was so bad. She also told me the lunch menu in 50s and 60s was complete opposite. Everyone drank milk and water. No pizza.
How can they say that tomato is a vegetable when it is a fruit?
My public schools from late 80s and early 90s served pizza, chicken nuggets, and fried meat, but I rarely ate it. My parents refused to give us lunch money, because they thought the lunch menu was so bad. She also told me the lunch menu in 50s and 60s was complete opposite. Everyone drank milk and water. No pizza.
How can they say that tomato is a vegetable when it is a fruit?
I was watching supersize me last night and in the film, he was saying that there was a school for the more "difficult" teens and their lunch program consists of healthy foods, lots of veggies, all baked, not fried, no pizza, no hamburgers, no fries, etc. And that the teachers had noted students having much better attention span in class, much better grades, much better behaved, hardly any violence, and that the rate of obesity is very very low. Apparently the lunch meals didn't cost any more than what one would pay for the soda/junk food at other schools.
Healthy lunches are affordable, but fast food/soft drink companies make a lot of money from schools so they put a lot of resources in convincing school boards that the revenue they get from selling their products would help pay for better education and that switching to healthy lunch programs would mean less educational resources. It's messed up.
But tomato is fruit! Imagine, I mashed apple into sauce and replace tomato sauce! Maybe it taste much sweet!
Typical teenagers are always STARVING, believe me they get plenty to eat at school. Go visit the cafeteria.
High Schoolers get a larger serving, than elementary schoolers.