at a balanced meal with reasonable portions
When I was in school from 2001-2013, my lunches never looked anything like that. I actually really enjoyed the food we were served.
Thanks, Obama. 
(It must be because of Obama and not because he went to a different school.)
Lookin a lot like a jail tray (minus the fruit cups)
How dare they serve food on a tray! 
What's mildly interesting about this?
Shh /u/EasyAsPizzaPie it's a circlejerk thread, those are exempt from being on topic.
They used to be better. Like actual food. If I had a kid and their lunches were this, I'd start packing their lunches myself.
Actual food doesn't include meat, vegetables, fruit or potatoes apparently.
The same corporations that supply the prison system with food appear to also supply the public school system.
If this is what prison food looks like, jailcels 
need to shut up about food forever.
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looks pretty
gross 
tbh, i miss this shit 
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now THIS looks like my school lunches growing up
no metal utensils tho, always trash plastic
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pizza is a veggie u know
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Not sure if
or 
. That means it's got the right amount of cheese.
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Now I get why you're defending that fricked up prison tray. You don't know about square pizza.
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Pizza for lunch every day is great and all but that leads to
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It was only on Fridays you 3rd worlder
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Pizza was good, mine would serve fried chicken on a Friday each two weeks due to the Black Student Union saying they wanted it. It was really good though
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My favorite thing I ever watched on C-SPAN is a lady testifying to some Congressional committee about how the free meal nutrition standards should have flexibility to account for the needs of different demographics—because students like hers in Detroit wanted more collard greens and fried chicken, and maybe students in New York would want more lox and bagels.
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