FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for September 08, 2010

Is ‘glop’ an onomatopoeia?

Yes. So is “bakbuk”, a Hebrew word that would be perfect for the sound of the gravy they pour on the glop.

i think is also depends on how you say it

Cafeteria food still beats C-Rations, which the Air Force served us in Germany in the early ’60s.

But wait! High School cafeteria food is worse than Middle School cafeteria food? Not where I come from!

10 years ago I worked short term in Food Service for Public school and food put on trays after cooked at the time till they reached each school destination was then very nutritious.

SANDFAN Don’t know how hungry you got in Germany, but sitting in the mud, C-rats were welcome to an empty stomach. And God bless those cigarettes.

Reminds me of my HS cafeteria.

My favourite meal at college was “mystery meat”. Never did find out what was in it.

My personal favorite is “whatchagot stew.”

I never understood all of the school cafeteria food horrors. My school district has had tasty food for as long as I can remember. Seafood is their weak point, but everything else is fine for me. Especially the home made yeast rolls.

I remember that the cafeteria food tasted much better if it was served shortly after it was cooked. Same problem with hospital food. Even if the food was good when it was first cooked, sitting in those warmers for an hour or so will ruin it. My husband had neck surgery at a small specialty hospital, and I’d go back there again, if need be. He could eat anytime the cafe was open, all he had to do was call in his order, they’d cook it especially for him and deliver it ASAP to his room. (All private rooms, and a fold-out bed for a family member to sleep on if they want to stay overnight.)

Are they serving LuvH8’s “greasy gopher guts stew”?

IF YOU DON’T EAT YOUR MEAT, YOU CAN’T HAVE ANY PUDDING! HOW CAN YOU HAVE PUDDING IF YOU DON’T EAT YOUR MEAT?!

i love chafatira food

How about serving actual food?