I once saw a documentary series called Jamie’s School Dinners, where Jamie Oliver taught dinner ladies (“lunch ladies” for Americans) how to cook “real” food. After that, they did study that showed that the kids’ grades had gone up as a result. There was one case where the kids were getting nothing but junk food and sweets at home, and Jamie went and taught the mother to cook. It completely fixed the kids’ hyperactivity.
I haven’t lived in America since 1975, but from what I’ve heard, you need something like that there.
Need coffee about 5 hours ago
Must be a dream sequence.
The Humanist about 5 hours ago
I wonder do American students like school food as much as they like house food?
The Reader Premium Member about 3 hours ago
Looks can be deceiving.
Purple People Eater about 2 hours ago
I once saw a documentary series called Jamie’s School Dinners, where Jamie Oliver taught dinner ladies (“lunch ladies” for Americans) how to cook “real” food. After that, they did study that showed that the kids’ grades had gone up as a result. There was one case where the kids were getting nothing but junk food and sweets at home, and Jamie went and taught the mother to cook. It completely fixed the kids’ hyperactivity.
I haven’t lived in America since 1975, but from what I’ve heard, you need something like that there.
MayCauseBurns about 1 hour ago
Anything is palatable if served with tater tots.
win.45mag about 1 hour ago
Now all they need is a chef, not some culinary flunky.