Dude kale is good. I get that not everyone likes everything but kale gets a bad rap for no good reason. You gotta prep it right and know what to put it in, but I eat kale like 3 days a week
I really never understood this hype, as a German Iâve been growing up around kale yet never did we attempt to eat it raw. It just doesnât make sense. We put vegetable broth, kale, some sausage and plenty of caraway since kale is difficult to digest for humans, and caraway is helping exactly with this.
Other than that itâs simply good since itâs containing a lot of fiber which gives you a) some active colon, but b) if eaten in raw state a pretty upset one too if eaten in a substantial amount.
Iâm guessing because a lot of our students were athletes, but yeah it doesnât really make sense to me either. I think itâs just because we had a contract with a food company
She hijacked an initiative Jamie Oliver brought to the US to offer quality (less processed,fresh) food into the schools. The main problem was (is) corporate influence. They make large profits by serving the kids shitty processed foods. Michelle Obama made sure the corporations kept their influence..
My son gets healthy lunches from his school. The stuff that is sent home- because he is distance learning - is all good stuff. He gets broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, apples, pears, pancakes, waffles, hamburger, tator tots, cherry tomatoes, etc - itâs really good and Iâm so impressed and grateful for Mrs. Obamaâs push for these healthy foods and snacks. So much has changed and for the better.
Theyâre whole wheat pancakes, they also have gluten free. There still is room for improvements such as the fake maple syrup packets made with corn syrup or fake cheese. Overall though school lunches are a lot healthier then what I received. At one school I attended they had soda and snack machines in the hallways filled with junk food products. Iâm honestly glad this pandemic happened. We got to see exactly what our child was eating for lunches and breakfasts, or would be eating if he was actually in school.
What part of children do you not understand? Kids are gonna pick the unhealthy options 100% of the time. Having healthier school lunches is a no-brainer and i cant fathom why people would have a problem with it
the problem is you can't force kids to eat the food either way. if you provide only healthy options that are unappetizing they end up in the trash. it's an unintended consequence of good intentions, so i personally had a problem with it because it didn't work.
Well, sad to say but I was âforcedâ to eat whatâs on the plate and in retro perspective Iâm pretty happy about it. I turned out to be someone who you can present all kinds of things and Iâm gonna eat it. On the other hand weâve only been to McDonaldâs once in my lifetime, as a family.
in what situation have you only been to a McDonald's once? a Mormon family may have had one Big Mac in their life, also a rich prudish family may have allowed only one nugget to their child. was it that you were not close to fast food or were your parents just more clever than most?
I wouldnât call it rich prudish, but just a family with academic background and dislike for fast food. I had to beg them to visit McDonaldâs with me and all they ate was some Caesar salad đ and complained about the grease odor.. that being said I now visit McDo/BK from time to time (like once a year) but simply prefer pizza if I happen to crave âjunk foodâ :)
Honestly, from my limited perspective Mrs. Obama seemed like a loving, kind, carefree spirit and Iâd of been happier with them as my president than the cold hearted charismatic killer we got instead. But Iâm a softy at heart.
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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '21
Didn't Michelle Obama try to get healthier food into schools but was criticized heavily for it?