No matter how good someone does or how much a organization improves, people always focus on the negative. Smh. That’s all you got out of this whole video?
I still wouldn't eat it, that "fresh" food looks like 10 year old dog shit. In Europe we get actual food in school you know on plates and stuff not some shitty food in styrofoam containers
ღαfτσηღ respect???xd have you been staying in your home all day?look at all the racism and sexism going on in america.look at the corruption of the government
It's new again! How it used to be when I was a kid. All scratch as a matter of fact. And yes, it is cheaper to do it this way than prepackaged stuff. Same with restaurant industry.
Heh I used to live in Johor at MCM the food was amazing like pasta and all that but now that I’m in Australia u gotta pack ur own lunches even though we pay 15,000 USD dollars a year it’s bs
Kirito Jr. people In continent Africa don’t eat rocks and dirt like you see in tv that brainwash you they actually eat some good African delicacy’s in there.
Like how it was when I was a kid. In Nevada the lunch budget is $4.50 per student. They get milk, the trashiest chicken nuggets, a roll and a cookie. Really? Someone is getting pockets lined. Pure corruption and laziness. Food industry is one field where you can serve better for less including the extra labor. Prepackaged Sysco foods have diminished the restaurant industry and schools. I mean health concerns aside, you could still line corporate pockets by simply calling out a fast food franchise and still save money! I'll bet just about any McDonald's franchisee would love a ten thousand Happy meal contract at $4 each served on site! Kids would get a burger, milk, caramel apple and a toy! Still cheaper and more nutritious than what they're getting now!
ccsd.net/departments/food-service/free-reduced-meal-program Shows middle and h.s. lunch at 3.25. There is an additional 1.25 that is subsidized equaling $4.25. Reduced and free lunch is further subsidized. Last year's ccsd lunch budget was reported at $4.50 per meal. Elementary schools may be slightly less as is the breakfast program.
In my high school in Malaysia, our school would hire outside caterers to cook in our school, so in our cafeteria it would be like a mini foodcourt, however it was a bit more expensive, a bowl of rice or noodles would be about RM5 to RM7, many teenagers who couldn't afford the food would just buy some fruits or a sandwich
I remember in 5th grade my friend and I volunteered to bring untouched/opened fruits and veggies back to the kitchen and one day we saw a plastic bag of sloppy joe just sitting out, and it was basically pure liquid. This was a primarily upper-middle class city.
what an amazing concept school cooks actually cooking again! the full circle> local sourced fresh food to supply the school and real cooks cooking again. And as seen in some schools left overs should be packaged as "to go" for kids who may be in food crisis at home.
Not true at my school they serve like nasty food and I stay at school for 6 hours and feeling sick or passing out cuz I don’t have time to eat at my house and that school food like no no yea not all school already cook freshly
The benefit of a small school (in this case, my high school) is a community atmosphere and in turn, a community garden. I was lucky to have FRESH food made from SCRATCH.
the more you save on your food. the more health risks the children will have in further future. Giving them food that is rejected by big companies are useful just for Bussiness purposes but not for health purposes
Prepackaged stuff is way more expensive. From scratch even with labor is way cheaper, healthier and tastier. Boils down to laziness and who's in who's pocket for the contracts. Sad.
"From scratch even with labor is way cheaper" Totally wrong. Especially in north america and western europe where wage and regulation are really high in comparison to the rest of the world. Mass production is always cheaper: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economies_of_scale. In fact, school kitchens are small scale mass production of sort where they buy ingredients in bulks to make thousands of identical dishes. You cant even begin to save that much money/capita cooking for yourself or your family. People who cook daily look at the price tag of prepackaged meals and think they are "more expensive" because those demographic honestly cant see alternatives to those hours outside cooking. Let's say you need roughly 1 hours to prepare every meals: wash and process the ingredients in different way (goes into your utility bills), heat them up (goes into your energy bills), organise them on dish, make the table... Then 30 minutes to clean up and wash the dishes after meals. The time and effort get longer the more members there are in your household... That's 1.5*3 = 4.5 hours a day. 4.5*30 = 135 hours a month = nearly 6 days/month. If those hours are simply sunk into a minimum wage job in the USA, it would earn $978,75. Not to mention those hour could be spent honing your income earning skills or train new ones, read about business opportunities or create new one (like... ironically enough make youtube video about cooking or cook for other people...) or simply pursue leisure outside cooking that is actually much better for you than a "healthy meal" like physical activities.
I am glad some schools are doing this and I wish all schools were doing this, some of those kids don't have a good family life and that might be the only good meal they have all day. I am glad to see its fresh and health and gives them strength.
A freshly cooked meal does wonders for kids. In India the goverment started the mid day meal program which serves fresh food every day to students & majority of poor students who were not sent to school by their parents started to come regularly & were more attentive in their classes.
Cook fresh meals. I grew up eating school lunches prepared fresh on site every day. Nummy smells permeated the school and you'd hv quite the appetite by the time the bell rang.
One time my friend was eating those nasty cheap fridge food and found a PEICE OF METAL in her cold lasagna and she was about to swallow it #SHOOKITHTOTHECORE
Was I the only one to cringe when I saw the dollar bill on the tray with food? Feces, cocaine, animal saliva and over 100 strains of bacteria are on nearly every $1 bill in circulation. And that is a shortened list.
Wow!!! This story is what I really enjoy! I've seen the quality of the food & quantity go downhill for years now. This is refreshing news- gives me hope that other schools will model their lunch program after this one. It's a major issue. I can recall being a youngster & the smells from the cafeteria really stimulated my appetite, but the older I got the worse the lunches became. So, let's share this! And hope the "menu changes". If it's not appetizing to you, & you would turn up your nose, then the same goes for the kids..
Can every school take notes here please, making baked potatoes and biscuits from scratch and that actually taste good, if every school did this people would actually eat it cause it’s actually delicious and tasty
Meanwhile in my school- We have salads with rotten lettuce, rancid melted cheese used in a variety of meals like tacos and Philly cheesesteaks, the fruit is often moldy, AND EVERY GODDAMN THING IS COVERED IN PEPPER! I once thought I should buy the carrots Because they looked alright but no they were soaked in so much oil that they were squishy and only tasted of black pepper! I also bought a chocolate chip muffin once and found an unidentifiable red berry inside. It’s atrocious.
one thing I remember about school lunch was that they put bean powder in the hamber chuck to make it go farther as a filler.and it was to salty and there was always green beans served with it.those little milk cartons were fattening to don't drink to many of them regularly.
My daughters (charter) schools fed them fresh food. Old school cooking from scratch. It was so good parents would come to buy lunch from them. Look when you're getting seasoned chicken breast and all the fixings who would choose fast food.
My school lunch is super good and they have a lunch rack and ice cream container and a salad bar. My school serves really good stuff everyday and has stuff like fresh cheeseburgers and Bosco stix,pizza and tacos and All kind of stuff and I'm thankfulness
Isn't it interesting how, no matter how we try to "innovate" we get into trouble, especially if we try to improve on nature and do things our way. We are learning that you really cannot improve on the natural system, and food is certainly one example. So, we go back to cooking from scratch. Gee, what a unique concept.
I live in Oklahoma and the public school food is so disgusting like i cant its soo bad i was literally about to throw up when i took a bite of the pizza
It’s sad that kids are barely eating decent food recently in some parts of the country. I’ve always had good food in the cafeteria, and I’m not talking about stuff my parents packed or paid extra for, I’m talking free food. Never had to peel back any cellophane and had gray stuff. I’m thankful for the county I went to school in, in the sense that they gave us food I actually enjoyed.
Does everything have to be wrapped or boxed these days in school lunches? (This is the second part of the video of them cooking REAL food.) How difficult (and cheap) is it to make egg salad and runs salad sandwiches? Celery/Carrot sticks with rsynch? Carrot raisin salad? Loaded baked potatoes? Half banana, half apple, have orange - as a choice or pre selected lunch item? The bread? Pumpernickel bread? Wheat bread? While grain bread? Let them choose or mix and match with the tuna/egg salad sandwiches. Milk, yogurt cups, cheese sticks or small round gudha cheese in red wax, home made pudding made with milk, frozen yogurt. BP & J sandwiches? Corn, homemade mashed potatoes with butter, coleslaw, fried okra, green beans, black beans, homemade chili and slaw/cheese hot dogs, taco salad, Cobb salad, red potatoes with seasonings, chicken & dumplings, baked chicken? Rice? Egg drop soup? Egg rolls? Tacos? Empanadas? Baked chips? Homemade chili? Grilled cheese? Hamburger/Cheese burger with lettuce, tomatoe and pickle? Milk, chocolate milk, orange juice, spoke juice, tea? Most parents could make these lunches for an average of 75 cents a day or $3.75/week. Schools buy in bulk (half price) and can't pass out more than a $0.50unch tray to be sold at ~$4.00/day/per child. Now staff do a third of the work because very little if any cooking required.
This just proofs it, if you actually make it fresh from scratch and get creative they will eat it without hesitation and get full and have good reviews on it
Center Grove High School in the eighties. Our dietician brought her own lunch, she said she would never eat the school lunches. What does that tell you?!?!
I grew up in small little town in Ohio and when I was in school the school lunches were really good they actually did cook most everything there on site there chicken pot pie was delicious and same way with your chicken and noodles
The trays are overloaded with enough food for three kids. These kids are small, and the food amounts are almost as big as them. They don't need four and five servings of different foods, not including milk. It's too much. It will go in the trash. Cut back on amounts, and you can save a ton on food. If they want seconds, then let them have it.
is this a joke the best thing we eat for lunch at school basically once a month is stupid mini pancakes they arent even meant for lunch they are apart of breakfast but are somehow the best thing they can serve up
"You're giving us real food?" The fact that one of them said that is very depressing.
That comment made me laugh-cry
And he was like 5 or 6 in the video back then
@@melaniesartscrafts.etc.659 even 6 year olds are aware how bad it taste
But A Win
Because The Child Actually Knew the difference 😅
No matter how good someone does or how much a organization improves, people always focus on the negative. Smh. That’s all you got out of this whole video?
“Vegetables are what colour they’re supposed to be.”
That’s crazy! America has come a long way
Krrish Menon I think you mean poor places have come along way my school has always been like this
Krrish Menon i finally can get green lettuce instead of orange lettuce
Ikr, I’m shocked
Who woulda knew that when you cook real food that kids would eat it..
I still wouldn't eat it, that "fresh" food looks like 10 year old dog shit.
In Europe we get actual food in school you know on plates and stuff not some shitty food in styrofoam containers
BQNG at least here in America we have more respect for each other. And that’s saying a lot
Wtf is they eating niggga damn 😡👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿
ღαfτσηღ respect???xd have you been staying in your home all day?look at all the racism and sexism going on in america.look at the corruption of the government
Wild fire I said MORE respect hun.
These kids are so precious. They deserve a good healthy lunch. This is awesome.
YEAH it's great!!!😊😊😊
Lol disliked
tiger trix602 …
shell company Yes cause dogs won’t hate you
shell company Huh?
I’m glad to see schools doing SOMETHING right
Gymnast ._.alicia and they still havent
I see u everywhere
Jasmyne Sweeting lmfao fr?
@@isabella-og7wn yea
Compared to other country’s... this looks like crap.
I’m literally laughing how this is new for America
feel bad for us. the us doesnt care about it's citizens.
In my country everything is cooked from scratch at the schools
Ya my school still does packages
It's new again! How it used to be when I was a kid. All scratch as a matter of fact. And yes, it is cheaper to do it this way than prepackaged stuff. Same with restaurant industry.
Americans eat sewage whereas their ancestors ate fancy soufflés
In Malaysia school lunch is cooked fresh daily. You can see it cooked fresh as workers start very early in the morning at 6am.
Fr big nut?
However there are alot of shitty issues there
Heh I used to live in Johor at MCM the food was amazing like pasta and all that but now that I’m in Australia u gotta pack ur own lunches even though we pay 15,000 USD dollars a year it’s bs
Well in Ameirca, school lunch is microwaved daily, so we have something in common at least.
@@devinngeorge however the food is nutritious and delicious which is what we are actually talking about here.
Seeing these precious babies enjoy their lunch makes me so happy haha
The whole world has been doing this forever, even countries in Asia and Africa lol
I can get sushi at my PUBLIC school in america
It's because it's the junkie country america
Lol I grew up eating that dirt, it has more nutrients and at least it's not frozen
depends where you go in america
Kirito Jr. people
In continent Africa don’t eat rocks and dirt like you see in tv that brainwash you they actually eat some good African delicacy’s in there.
it’s not only the kids who like the change but the workers too, they look happier than any lunch worker i’ve seen.
That school has a heart that made my day
School doesn't have a heart.
Lunch ladies like that deserves a gold medal
I love seeing smiles from kids and love seeing them eat healthy. They are joys to me.
That food actually looks good
Its not trust me
Matrix Do you go to that school?
it aint, i live in cleveland too so i would know that
@Vance Trieschmann yeah I need new skins in fortnite
The food actually looks good, I would buy lunch from there
Watching stuff like this makes me realize my school is actually great
Like how it was when I was a kid. In Nevada the lunch budget is $4.50 per student. They get milk, the trashiest chicken nuggets, a roll and a cookie. Really? Someone is getting pockets lined. Pure corruption and laziness. Food industry is one field where you can serve better for less including the extra labor. Prepackaged Sysco foods have diminished the restaurant industry and schools. I mean health concerns aside, you could still line corporate pockets by simply calling out a fast food franchise and still save money! I'll bet just about any McDonald's franchisee would love a ten thousand Happy meal contract at $4 each served on site! Kids would get a burger, milk, caramel apple and a toy! Still cheaper and more nutritious than what they're getting now!
Kento Komoto bs 4:50 cents no way!! Most ive ever heard of is 2:50. I call bs
ccsd.net/departments/food-service/free-reduced-meal-program
Shows middle and h.s. lunch at 3.25. There is an additional 1.25 that is subsidized equaling $4.25. Reduced and free lunch is further subsidized. Last year's ccsd lunch budget was reported at $4.50 per meal. Elementary schools may be slightly less as is the breakfast program.
4.50 sorry typo
I just watched a French school’s cafeteria food, in comparison this looks like 🤮🤪🤢
As a french guy I'll say props for trying, but still eww...
ya Same
French school food actually looks good
School lunch in a ‘poor’ French public school is high class food if you bring it to my country.
It’s nasty. I only eat the food that they don’t make.
French school shouldn’t be compared
I hope they keep this up, those babies are so precious.
I wish my school was like that...
HelloInternet Jumparoo iiiiii
Jake's Chicken Vlogs WTF IS WRONG WITH YOU?!
it's not like that
I feel bad for the people that get weird food I get good food
Me to
I've been at this school, I wish I could go back. Many memories take over my mind. The teachers there were the best.
How can you like the school? It's a hell now.
Our school lunches in the 60’s and 70’s were home cooked and delicious. Time has created worse food and fewer selections. This has to change.
My high school serves some nasty plastic shit rip
Aww the kids are so cute.
In my high school in Malaysia, our school would hire outside caterers to cook in our school, so in our cafeteria it would be like a mini foodcourt, however it was a bit more expensive, a bowl of rice or noodles would be about RM5 to RM7, many teenagers who couldn't afford the food would just buy some fruits or a sandwich
This program is so awesome!
I remember in 5th grade my friend and I volunteered to bring untouched/opened fruits and veggies back to the kitchen and one day we saw a plastic bag of sloppy joe just sitting out, and it was basically pure liquid. This was a primarily upper-middle class city.
You know what school lunches is very important for kids it's just very special.
what an amazing concept school cooks actually cooking again! the full circle> local sourced fresh food to supply the school and real cooks cooking again. And as seen in some schools left overs should be packaged as "to go" for kids who may be in food crisis at home.
Not true at my school they serve like nasty food and I stay at school for 6 hours and feeling sick or passing out cuz I don’t have time to eat at my house and that school food like no no yea not all school already cook freshly
The benefit of a small school (in this case, my high school) is a community atmosphere and in turn, a community garden. I was lucky to have FRESH food made from SCRATCH.
I’m goin to lunch at 1:50 and it is 1:30 who is ready to get processed food today yum 😋
This school is doing food right
xRavenz not really but its a great start though...
the more you save on your food. the more health risks the children will have in further future. Giving them food that is rejected by big companies are useful just for Bussiness purposes but not for health purposes
Prepackaged stuff is way more expensive. From scratch even with labor is way cheaper, healthier and tastier. Boils down to laziness and who's in who's pocket for the contracts. Sad.
"From scratch even with labor is way cheaper"
Totally wrong.
Especially in north america and western europe where wage and regulation are really high in comparison to the rest of the world. Mass production is always cheaper: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economies_of_scale. In fact, school kitchens are small scale mass production of sort where they buy ingredients in bulks to make thousands of identical dishes. You cant even begin to save that much money/capita cooking for yourself or your family.
People who cook daily look at the price tag of prepackaged meals and think they are "more expensive" because those demographic honestly cant see alternatives to those hours outside cooking. Let's say you need roughly 1 hours to prepare every meals: wash and process the ingredients in different way (goes into your utility bills), heat them up (goes into your energy bills), organise them on dish, make the table... Then 30 minutes to clean up and wash the dishes after meals. The time and effort get longer the more members there are in your household...
That's 1.5*3 = 4.5 hours a day. 4.5*30 = 135 hours a month = nearly 6 days/month. If those hours are simply sunk into a minimum wage job in the USA, it would earn $978,75. Not to mention those hour could be spent honing your income earning skills or train new ones, read about business opportunities or create new one (like... ironically enough make youtube video about cooking or cook for other people...) or simply pursue leisure outside cooking that is actually much better for you than a "healthy meal" like physical activities.
Money is more important than human life so they don't give a shit
Love the way the cook said it. 😊
Wonderful, in the old days my days food was cooked right on site kitchen. And it tasted pretty good.
I like the semi scratch program.
Defender of Free Speech & Pro NRA in malaysia the servers just wake up early as fuck like 5am and start cooking everything from scartch
@@tongsampah1890 that's when we wake up for school 🤷🏽♀️
How come there are accounts with shitty cringy names and cat profile pictures? Wtf
Imagine the shock when amaricans realize that fresh food is cheaper 😂😂
I am glad some schools are doing this and I wish all schools were doing this, some of those kids don't have a good family life and that might be the only good meal they have all day. I am glad to see its fresh and health and gives them strength.
chethjeg vdbk😅
When your kid don't want to eat at home you know way
A freshly cooked meal does wonders for kids. In India the goverment started the mid day meal program which serves fresh food every day to students & majority of poor students who were not sent to school by their parents started to come regularly & were more attentive in their classes.
Cook fresh meals. I grew up eating school lunches prepared fresh on site every day. Nummy smells permeated the school and you'd hv quite the appetite by the time the bell rang.
One time my friend was eating those nasty cheap fridge food and found a PEICE OF METAL in her cold lasagna and she was about to swallow it #SHOOKITHTOTHECORE
Was I the only one to cringe when I saw the dollar bill on the tray with food? Feces, cocaine, animal saliva and over 100 strains of bacteria are on nearly every $1 bill in circulation. And that is a shortened list.
Dude bacteria is everywhere and there is nothing you can do about it. You know that your keyboard/phone has way more bacteria than a toilet?
Yes I was fucking disgusting
ants crawled into my keyboard and died but i didnt clean it
@@unitedstates4912 wtf
There is germs everywhere yet you don’t say anything until now.
Time, effort, and freshness is all it takes
That's honestly amazing
America rediscovers fresh food.
Revolutionary.
My school in Portland, OR was serving the EXACT same thing! What a coincidence.
Wow!!! This story is what I really enjoy! I've seen the quality of the food & quantity go downhill for years now. This is refreshing news- gives me hope that other schools will model their lunch program after this one. It's a major issue. I can recall being a youngster & the smells from the cafeteria really stimulated my appetite, but the older I got the worse the lunches became. So, let's share this! And hope the "menu changes". If it's not appetizing to you, & you would turn up your nose, then the same goes for the kids..
5 years later...would love to see an update.
At my school we bring lunch boxes
Man we used to get Chalupas basically a taco shell shaped like a boat with cheese and beans or pizza ... back in the 80s it was different
I wouldn’t consider any staff at my school a Mom😂
More like demons who haven’t been touched by there husbands in years
Thats how my daughter school is. She doesnt even like their broccolli but shell finish mine lol
In Europe almost every school has fresh lunches
2:29 I swear I've seen the kid before.. but where?
الإسلام هو تحفة الشيطان buzzfeed?
@@jennifersihandri4238 oop yep xD
Can every school take notes here please, making baked potatoes and biscuits from scratch and that actually taste good, if every school did this people would actually eat it cause it’s actually delicious and tasty
I wish they did this at my school but all our food comes prepacked nothing is fresh maybe sometimes the fruit is but even that sometimes is rotten
Meanwhile in my school-
We have salads with rotten lettuce, rancid melted cheese used in a variety of meals like tacos and Philly cheesesteaks, the fruit is often moldy, AND EVERY GODDAMN THING IS COVERED IN PEPPER! I once thought I should buy the carrots Because they looked alright but no they were soaked in so much oil that they were squishy and only tasted of black pepper! I also bought a chocolate chip muffin once and found an unidentifiable red berry inside. It’s atrocious.
Y’all remember trying to rush to the door to get in line behind or in front of your crush so you could sit with them at lunch
Bruh I've never been this jealous for a school lunch LMAO
one thing I remember about school lunch was that they put bean powder in the hamber chuck to make it go farther as a filler.and it was to salty and there was always green beans served with it.those little milk cartons were fattening to don't drink to many of them regularly.
I go to a private school (it doesn’t require a uniform) so the food is better then normal food since i live in NYC
My daughters (charter) schools fed them fresh food. Old school cooking from scratch. It was so good parents would come to buy lunch from them. Look when you're getting seasoned chicken breast and all the fixings who would choose fast food.
that baked potato actually looked edible
I dont even eat because of how expensive my school food is...
My school lunch is super good and they have a lunch rack and ice cream container and a salad bar. My school serves really good stuff everyday and has stuff like fresh cheeseburgers and Bosco stix,pizza and tacos and All kind of stuff and I'm thankfulness
Isn't it interesting how, no matter how we try to "innovate" we get into trouble, especially if we try to improve on nature and do things our way. We are learning that you really cannot improve on the natural system, and food is certainly one example. So, we go back to cooking from scratch. Gee, what a unique concept.
I live in Oklahoma and the public school food is so disgusting like i cant its soo bad i was literally about to throw up when i took a bite of the pizza
I lived there for three years and.... 😷 It was bad
It’s sad that kids are barely eating decent food recently in some parts of the country. I’ve always had good food in the cafeteria, and I’m not talking about stuff my parents packed or paid extra for, I’m talking free food. Never had to peel back any cellophane and had gray stuff. I’m thankful for the county I went to school in, in the sense that they gave us food I actually enjoyed.
Kids:are happy
Pre teens:nooo you. Ant Just do that
Does everything have to be wrapped or boxed these days in school lunches? (This is the second part of the video of them cooking REAL food.)
How difficult (and cheap) is it to make egg salad and runs salad sandwiches? Celery/Carrot sticks with rsynch? Carrot raisin salad? Loaded baked potatoes? Half banana, half apple, have orange - as a choice or pre selected lunch item? The bread? Pumpernickel bread? Wheat bread? While grain bread? Let them choose or mix and match with the tuna/egg salad sandwiches. Milk, yogurt cups, cheese sticks or small round gudha cheese in red wax, home made pudding made with milk, frozen yogurt. BP & J sandwiches? Corn, homemade mashed potatoes with butter, coleslaw, fried okra, green beans, black beans, homemade chili and slaw/cheese hot dogs, taco salad, Cobb salad, red potatoes with seasonings, chicken & dumplings, baked chicken? Rice? Egg drop soup? Egg rolls? Tacos? Empanadas? Baked chips? Homemade chili? Grilled cheese? Hamburger/Cheese burger with lettuce, tomatoe and pickle? Milk, chocolate milk, orange juice, spoke juice, tea? Most parents could make these lunches for an average of 75 cents a day or $3.75/week. Schools buy in bulk (half price) and can't pass out more than a $0.50unch tray to be sold at ~$4.00/day/per child. Now staff do a third of the work because very little if any cooking required.
This just proofs it, if you actually make it fresh from scratch and get creative they will eat it without hesitation and get full and have good reviews on it
You guys are lucky my school gives us old food
My school actually had pretty good food and it was pretty fresh...except for that container of chunky milk I got
This still looks like dog food compared to my school lunch.
Prison food is probably better than US school food
Wow, I wish my elementary school food was this good
It still looks terrible the only good looking thing is the fruit
Center Grove High School in the eighties. Our dietician brought her own lunch, she said she would never eat the school lunches. What does that tell you?!?!
While these kids eat potatoes and biscuits every day my school eats frozen chicken nuggets and pizza.
Well done Cleveland schools!!!!
Cooking fresh tasty food is easier than you think
I loved the school lunch I had in primary school and secondary school ( from the uk)
Took so long for this School, its good but you guys need it in every School. Im lucky to live in finland
hand out little resealable ziplocks for carrot sticks and celery. cause sometimes i dont wanna eat all my food. i want to save it
get your own ziplock
I grew up in small little town in Ohio and when I was in school the school lunches were really good they actually did cook most everything there on site there chicken pot pie was delicious and same way with your chicken and noodles
the government here in finland gives every town its school food and its really good
The trays are overloaded with enough food for three kids. These kids are small, and the food amounts are almost as big as them. They don't need four and five servings of different foods, not including milk. It's too much. It will go in the trash. Cut back on amounts, and you can save a ton on food. If they want seconds, then let them have it.
The philippines has been cooking fresh food in school cafeterias for years
is this a joke
the best thing we eat for lunch at school basically once a month is stupid mini pancakes
they arent even meant for lunch they are apart of breakfast but are somehow the best thing they can serve up
The happy faces say every things.
We already had a similar lunch like this in my school. I never knew lunches were wrapped in plastic
Wait till they go to high school the lunch be banging
Man my school lunches are amazing at one point they servers steak we have a salad bar and everything
This is very new for America.
Cleveland, California, Minnesota free meals
I’ve never actually ate school lunch, I’m in a more homeschool program but when I was in public school I just didn’t eat lunch.
NOW, That 's the way it used to be back in the 50's, 60's, and 70's.. .. ..
meanwhile my school just cut 4 things i normally got from the menu and replaced it with literally nothing else
A real baked potato! I have never seen that at a school. YUM!
I like my schools burgers, fries, and mac and cheese
If one day, the school need more chef there, i would like to volunteer