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They were serving macaroni and cheese or vegetarian chili…

… and I was like man I wish I could have half-and-half.

Then I thought well I could just ask if I could do that worse they could do they might say no.

I asked, and they said YES!

It was delicious.

u/rachstate — 14 days ago
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For some odd reason I swear the food at my high school always hit it was fresh and delicious even though it's school food.

I loved their tator tots, their breakfast "pizza", their burger, their chicken nuggets, their hot dog, smuckers peanut butter jelly sandwiches. I loved their cookie and juice and chocolate milk.

I FORGOT THEIR HONEY BUNS AND DONUTS THOSE WERE GOOD BUT THEY WERE A HIT OR MISS

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u/MorgeeePooh — 14 days ago
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A couple years ago my District switched from using the flat breaded chicken mystery disks for our chicken sandwiches. And started serving us chicken that actually a chicken Piece. More meat too. I got the spicy chicken sandwich.

u/PigletFew1695 — 12 days ago
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The cherry blossom sherbert they gave us in a can today's dinner

It had a sakura-shaped jello piece inside and I have to admit, it was pretty good. Had a hard time trying to fit my spoon in there tho lol

u/Consistent-Clock5949 — 6 days ago
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USA public high school lunch

Chicken nuggets with barbecue sauce, mashed potatoes, green beans, and a roll

u/kstanley07 — 2 days ago
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Last week, grilled tomato and cheese (and cheese sticks)

They were both really good. Although the sandwich was visually not very appealing, it tasted great.

The “not Bosco” sticks are always really good. The dipping sauce was a little thin, but I was the first one through the lunch line, so maybe that’s why.

https://youtu.be/YoiCYp8v2xA?si=Q7WdO7fm2soA97dK

u/rachstate — 2 days ago
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Help! What was the giant garbage disposal called?

When I was in elementary and middle school (1997-2006) I remember there being this HUGE open portal of whirling trash water built into the wall where we were expected to throw away our trash.

The smell of sour milk and rancid shepherds pie loomed in the corner of the cafeteriawhere it was located.

I lost several lunchboxes into it while carelessly tossing away sandwich crusts and Danimals yogurt bottles.

I tried finding it online, but no luck. Does anyone know what this monstrosity was called?

Please and thank you!

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u/graysonstoff — 4 days ago
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Kids with lunch debt

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Waiting for the day the news is honest about how much the average person is struggling.

Yes if you own your home you don't understand how much the average person is struggling.

I have an old co worker was 61 at the time of this conversation, and purchased her house in 2000 and her mortgage was $300 a month.

When I told her the average rent price in the area she nearly didn't even believe me. Yes some people live in this much of a bubble.

I wanted to post this in r/nottheonion but it didn't allow for videos directly uploaded.

u/reef-Diver7817 — 4 days ago
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My kids don't have phones (K and 2nd grade), so no food pics. But some of their menu items sound bananas.

They just recently transferred to a new (public) school and mentioned the lunches and breakfasts are so much better, and even asking me to make some of their meals for dinners.

Got curious and this is just some selections from this month.

BISON?! They're getting BISON? They're eating better than I am with my cup of noodles at work every day haha. And poutine?! I can't afford cheese curds! 😂

u/uglyheadink — 20 hours ago