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Fun Fact: In France, children get a full hour to eat, a four course meal including dessert, and a different cheese option every day. And most French schools spend less money on food than America.

Mac sticks were called “bosco sticks” back when I was in school lol. they were served with marinara sauce.

These animations and voice-overs feel literally like a show you'd see on TV. Amazing Job! I hope my production quality is one day just as good

There were 2 types of lunches at my school:

gordon ramsey: drinks water

In my high school we had a deal where you had to pick out: a main dish, a side, and a drink, in order to qualify for meals. But sometimes people just didn't want a whole meal or they didn't like what was available etc. So, rather than throw food away, we started putting the food we didn't want (packaged wise) on a specific counter for anyone who wanted it and it turned into an official place where students could get free food. It always made me happy that my fellow students saw a need and took steps to fix it. My school didn't have the best reputation, but at least I can say that no one ever went hungry.

I can't believe I ate this crap as a kid.

I dont think she realizes 39th poorest state for school funding is well above average, its the 11th richest.

As a North Carolinian

Public School: Have A Healthy Lunch!

Oh boy this makes me appreciate more the meals I had at high school in France. They were cooked everyday by an onsite chef and his team, and it resembled an actual meal: entrée, a main course with greens, proteins and carbs, cheese and a dessert (and mini baguettes, because of course). Also water was the only drink.

There's nothing better than being the lunch lady/supervisor's favorite student

Fun fact: The American public school system considers ketchup as a vegetable

Illy: “what really matters is, what is that good smell?

I am graceful of finland's free healthy and good school food.

In Australia we had what we called the traffic light system. Healthy foods were green, "healthy" junk food was amber and junk food was red. No school was allowed to sell food that was in the red.

My elementary school had “shrimp poppers”. Being that we literally lived in Minnesota, nowhere near an ocean, they were soggy, mushy, didn’t taste good at all, and made the entire lunchroom smell. And God I’m glad they don’t serve that anymore.