Hopefully not a river of liver or ocean of fish.Trump should visit an elementary school to pass out pens for the kids to sign away the legislation with
There’s a 20 year old in my office that remembers “Let’s Move” in HS. He says almost 100% ended in the trash.
Hopefully not a river of liver or ocean of fish.It’s disgusting for first ladies to promulgate rules.
This should’ve happened 5 minutes after taking office. I know, there were more pressing things that Hussein screwed up and needed fixing, like the economy.
When I was a kid in elementary school, they made lunch from scratch. I went to rural schools and all the cooks knew how to cook. There wasn’t a day that went by where we couldn’t wait ‘til lunch.
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Quick, sell your stock in kale farms.
Hahaaaa bi@@@@@@@@@@tch!
Make Lunches Edible Again!
It took three years to do this?
When these rules passed, my kids said politics didn’t affect them. Then school lunches even changed at the private school because they received some federal money. My kids hated it.
Common Core was an issue, too. We passed school board election signs a year or two ago, and my kids were trying to talk as I spoke with my husband. “We’re discussing the political signs, what do you want?”
“Mom, there are all these signs. Why do they matter?”
“Well, X wants to lower school taxes, and Y wants to get rid of Common Core.” Dead silence for 60 seconds. “Mom, vote for Y. Or whatever you do. Get rid of common core.” The next five minutes were them complaining about the difference between Common Core and private school material.
I’m surprised it took this long. Two scoops of ice cream and a Big Mac for everybody!!
There was nothing better than the smell of those homemade yeast rolls standing in line. 1-6 grade.
If Mooch’s lunch program was so good, why weren’t the same standards applied to the food stamp programs?
“As you can see from the USDA list above, the following foods are allowed:
fruits
vegetables
meats, fish, poultry
deli meats and steak
dairy products
breads
cereals
seeds and plants that produce food for the household
soft drinks
candy
cookies
snack crackers
ice cream
energy drinks (must have a nutrition label)
live seafood, such as lobster, fish, and shellfish
pumpkins (as long as they are edible)
birthday cakes (the non-edible piece of the cake cannot exceed 50 percent)
bakery items
That’s exactly what I thought. Give them something they like and they’ll eat it. The food can be tasty and hearty to make up for the fact that the rest of the day some of the kids live on potato chips and soda because their parents don’t give a darn.
Anyway, nobody ever got fat by eating school lunches.