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Was the food you ate in school healthy?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on October 2, 2013
“The food offered was garbage.”
“It was nasty.”
“Not at all. It was awful.”
“Probably not.”
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Comments
Wesley Willis 4 years ago
I ate outta the dumpster
Richard Heckler 4 years ago
Isn't the food for school students contracted out and hauled in instead of being completely prepared on site as it once was?
If this is true what's up with that?
Nikki May 4 years ago
Each school that has their own full kitchen prepares their own meals, but it's all processed. Then the schools that aren't equipped get the food delivered from another school.
Maddy Griffin 4 years ago
Probably a lot healthier than the pre-packaged processed junk they are feeding the kids now. I attended school in the sixties.
WarHawk78 4 years ago
I suppose it was healthy enough, I survived. Not too tasty though
melott 4 years ago
The food was not alive, so it could not be healthy.
oldbaldguy 4 years ago
no, brought a lot of brown bag lunches to school.
nocrybabies 4 years ago
Most Americans don't realize how good they have it.
Lacy Mohler 4 years ago
The little school I attended had the best dinner rolls and cinnamon rolls and chili. The best cinnamon rolls ever. Of course that was back when schools still served ham and beans or meat loaf (no spam). There was also peaches, pineapple and apples. Too much spinach, hominy and sauerkraut (which I love now). There could have been more vegetables.
Do today's kids even know what hominy is?
2002 4 years ago
I went to Lawrence schools in the late 60's and through the 70's and the food in the schools was excellent. Fresh baked desserts a Chef's Salad choice in middle school and high school. High School was good, but I especially remember South Jr. High, almost restaurant quality.
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