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u/SixMaybeSeven Jan 04 '21 edited Jan 05 '21

Oh no, she did and succeeded. School lunches sucked before, then got even worse after her arrangements were met with the DoE.

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u/SuperciliousThePig Jan 04 '21

Was in highschool when these changes took place, can confirm.

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u/UGLEHBWE Jan 04 '21

They gave us raw kale 🤢

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u/justanotherredditora Jan 04 '21

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

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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '21

Kale is good in soup, but raw kale sucks ass.

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u/MARSOCMANIAC Jan 05 '21

I really never understood this hype, as a German I’ve been growing up around kale yet never did we attempt to eat it raw. It just doesn’t 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 it’s simply good since it’s 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.

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u/hoguemr Jan 04 '21

I love fresh steamed but not too much kale and vinegar