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arista 10-05-2012 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by kazanne (Post 5128836)
she doesn't look exactly starved and suffering from malnutrition,does she,lol.


Bang On Right.

Vanessa 10-05-2012 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by arista (Post 5128850)
Bang On Right.

Fruit and vegetables aren't expensive. The school is being lazy. :nono:

arista 10-05-2012 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanessa (Post 5128852)
Fruit and vegetables aren't expensive. The school is being lazy. :nono:

Its a fair meal for a 9 year old.


Times are hard,
that meal is good enough.

Vicky. 10-05-2012 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by kazanne (Post 5128836)
she doesn't look exactly starved and suffering from malnutrition,does she,lol.

Maybe because she gets fed well at home.

Its really not the point though. I fail to see why people are happy for children to be fed this crap when murderers and the likes are better fed.

Ah well, at least the prisoners are healthy, will stop people bleating about their human rights and that :)

Yes, the parents of this particular child could probably afford to just switch to packed lunches (and I dont see why they havent tbh...though personally I think a hot meal is healthier), but a lot cant...as they get the school meals for free. And yes, some get school meals for free because the parents are nothing but workshy scroungers, but many are in that situation through no fault of their own...no reason for their kids to have to eat what I, to be quite honest, wouldnt feed to a dog.

The quantity there is probably enough for a 9 year old, but the quality is not. I doubt a piece of fruit costs much more than an icelolly...if it was healthy stuff instead of just empty calories I doubt so many people would be pissed off by this. And the teachers have the nerve to complain about kids being hyperactive or lethargic...feeding them this **** wont help things at all

Luckily its not in all schools...thats the one good thing about it all.

Vanessa 10-05-2012 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by arista (Post 5128867)
Its a fair meal for a 9 year old.


Times are hard,
that meal is good enough.

No, it's not. Sorry, but i can't agree. I wouldn't want my nephew eating that rubbish! :eek:

Vanessa 10-05-2012 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 5128871)
Maybe because she gets fed well at home.

Its really not the point though. I fail to see why people are happy for children to be fed this crap when murderers and the likes are better fed.

Ah well, at least the prisoners are healthy, will stop people bleating about their human rights and that :)

Yes, the parents of this particular child could probably afford to just switch to packed lunches (and I dont see why they havent tbh...though personally I think a hot meal is healthier), but a lot cant...as they get the school meals for free. And yes, some get school meals for free because the parents are nothing but workshy scroungers, but many are in that situation through no fault of their own...no reason for their kids to have to eat what I, to be quite honest, wouldnt feed to a dog.

The quantity there is probably enough for a 9 year old, but the quality is not. I doubt a piece of fruit costs much more than an icelolly...if it was healthy stuff instead of just empty calories I doubt so many people would be pissed off by this. And the teachers have the nerve to complain about kids being hyperactive or lethargic...feeding them this **** wont help things at all

Luckily its not in all schools...thats the one good thing about it all.

I know. They need fruit and vegetables. Not fast food! :nono:

Vicky. 10-05-2012 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by arista (Post 5128867)
Its a fair meal for a 9 year old.


Times are hard,
that meal is good enough.

That meal is just a bunch of empty calories and chemicals.

The day they had soup though, I would say that was a more fair meal...as its a lot healthier than the others (ignoring the clumped together pasta :laugh: )

Vanessa 10-05-2012 02:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 5128879)
That meal is just a bunch of empty calories and chemicals.

The day they had soup though, I would say that was a more fair meal...as its a lot healthier than the others (ignoring the clumped together pasta :laugh: )

Pasta can be healthy, but it has to be simple. :blush:

Vicky. 10-05-2012 02:27 PM

http://www.food.gov.uk/multimedia/pdfs/adultprison.pdf

(page 9 onwards unless you want to read it all)

A bit offtopic, but compare that to what you see on the schoolchilds plate :)

or even easier, google image prison meals, gives a better comparison.

MTVN 10-05-2012 02:34 PM

Sorry Vicky, I don't see the relevance of the comparison, prison meals are supplied by the State and according to this article at a cost of £1.68 per meal (not read that link you posted because it isn't loading so don't know if it gives a different figure) which is cheaper than what the school charge per meal, it's the schools fault that they're not spending that money wisely

Vanessa 10-05-2012 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by MTVN (Post 5128916)
Sorry Vicky, I don't see the relevance of the comparison, prison meals are supplied by the State and according to this article at a cost of £1.68 per meal (not read that link you posted because it isn't loading so don't know if it gives a different figure) which is cheaper than what the school charge per meal, it's the schools fault that they're not spending that money wisely

I agree. It's a disgrace. For £2 they should be getting a decent meal. :mad:

Marc 10-05-2012 02:37 PM

Wow. I guess kids can kind of get used to the small portions? On one hand it makes them less greedy, but on the other hand the profit being made on each child's dinner is a joke.

Vicky. 10-05-2012 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by MTVN (Post 5128916)
Sorry Vicky, I don't see the relevance of the comparison, prison meals are supplied by the State and according to this article at a cost of £1.68 per meal (not read that link you posted because it isn't loading so don't know if it gives a different figure) which is cheaper than what the school charge per meal, it's the schools fault that they're not spending that money wisely

If its cheaper than what the school charge, then why is there much more and why is it also healthier :suspect:

I know its the schools fault...just fancied drawing a comparison :pipe:

Kids v prisoners. Whos better looked after

Vanessa 10-05-2012 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Marc (Post 5128921)
Wow. I guess kids can kind of get used to the small portions? On one hand it makes them less greedy, but on the other hand the profit being made on each child's dinner is a joke.

There's hardly any food in each portion. It's all about profits. :nono:

Marc 10-05-2012 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 5128922)
If its cheaper than what the school charge, then why is there much more and why is it also healthier :suspect:

I know its the schools fault...just fancied drawing a comparison :pipe:

Kids v prisoners. Whos better looked after

In some places, they're the same thing :pipe:

Vicky. 10-05-2012 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Marc (Post 5128925)
In some places, they're the same thing :pipe:

True true :joker:

Marc 10-05-2012 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanessa (Post 5128924)
There's hardly any food in each portion. It's all about profits. :nono:

http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/__...me_fat_kid.JPG

Gross.

Marc 10-05-2012 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 5128927)
True true :joker:

Rightio :pipe:

Now, how much profit do the schools/private companies make on kids dinners?

MTVN 10-05-2012 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 5128922)
If its cheaper than what the school charge, then why is there much more and why is it also healthier :suspect:

I know its the schools fault...just fancied drawing a comparison :pipe:

Kids v prisoners. Whos better looked after

Because they spend it more wisely I guess :shrug:

Vicky. 10-05-2012 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanessa (Post 5128924)
There's hardly any food in each portion. It's all about profits. :nono:

Its not the amount thats the problem, to me anyway. Its what there actually is. Mostly processed fatty crap

Ironically, if you send your child to school with a biscuit in their packed lunch, they get it took off them too as its unhealthy. Makes perfect sense :laugh:

Vanessa 10-05-2012 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 5128932)
Its not the amount thats the problem, to me anyway. Its what there actually is. Mostly processed fatty crap

Ironically, if you send your child to school with a biscuit in their packed lunch, they get it took off them too as its unhealthy. Makes perfect sense :laugh:

I agree. They need to provide healthier meals. It would cost them less to make that that rubbish! :blush:

arista 10-05-2012 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanessa (Post 5128872)
No, it's not. Sorry, but i can't agree. I wouldn't want my nephew eating that rubbish! :eek:

If possible, at some point,
let him see the Photo on the first post.

Marc 10-05-2012 02:43 PM

Healthy food is expensive tbh :idc:

Vicky. 10-05-2012 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Marc (Post 5128929)
Rightio :pipe:

Now, how much profit do the schools/private companies make on kids dinners?

**** knows, but I would guess at probably around £1 per meal or so.

Vanessa 10-05-2012 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by arista (Post 5128939)
If possible, at some point,
let him see the Photo on the first post.

School dinners in my country are healthy. They offer a good menu. At least it's not processed crap. :nono:


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