Posted on 05/01/2017 1:29:29 PM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
Chocolate milk is coming back on the school lunch menu.
So is white bread and saltier food.
Several paragraphs tucked into in a massive 1,665-page government spending bill released on Monday would relax Obama-era nutrition standards for school lunches.
On page 101 of the spending bill due for congressional votes later this week, the Secretary of Agriculture is directed to allow states to grant schools exemptions so they can serve flavored, low-fat milk and bread products that are not whole grain rich.
If kids arent eating the food, and its ending up in the trash, they arent getting any nutrition thus undermining the intent of the program, Purdue said. He said school food rules cost districts and states an extra $1.22 billion in fiscal year 2015.
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Excellent! Read that she had changes made to military chow hall meals but don’t know if it was adhered to. What they should do is give a flip to the pagan food pyramid. It should be 2 proteins, 1 fat, 1 carb.
http://www.shape.com/healthy-eating/diet-tips/protein-carbs-and-fat-what-you-should-be-eating
American children: “Get the Wookie away from my cookie!”
White getting replaced by chocolate. Just like most commercials.
That’s good news coz baning chocolate milk was very raciss!
This is very true.
Another Framingham study finally put the lie on salt to bed. They found that people that consumed more salt had a lower blood pressure. The low salt diets they put old people on in the warehouses cause them to quit eating the tasteless food and die.
Drudge had an article on the Tech crowd switching to the high fat low card diets trying to live longer.
“Trump just created thousands of little Republicans.”
LOL! +1
*TRUMP BUMP*
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