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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American children are taught both explicitly (eat your salad and greens ) and implicitly through school lunch and bad cooking at home that healthy = disgusting food and unhealthy = tasty food. Everywhere else has figured out that you can have both at the same time without much effort. Eating well isn't hard, you just need to not eat like an American. Toss vegetables with spices and oil and put them in the oven. Stir fry them with any asian sauce of choice and maybe with some meat like pork belly. Steam them with garlic and salt in a pan. Throw some into a stew in an instant pot. Or actually figure out how to make a real salad instead of the disgusting nonsense that passes for one in America. Even boiling vegetables is great if you boil the right ones. You don't need to follow some restrictive hipster diet for 2 months then give up on it because it's too hard and find another one to repeat the cycle. Why are Americans like this?
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I was nodding along until your comment devolved into NIHAO BING CHILING DONG FANG HONG. American children will never eat the monkey brain stew no matter how nutritious it is.
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