Tribal Parents Try American School Lunch
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My American school lunches never looked this good😂
Me either!!!!! And definitely not that much food!!!!
The Japanese have the best school lunches.
😂😂
Also their military packs are rated the highest quality of all the countries. @@peggymiller9064
Mine were the worst.
Your version looks a lot better than our actual school lunches 😆
Agreed lol😂😂😂
In all my years at school (back in the day), I've NEVER seen one that looked that good 😂
It is more than young ones can eat. This is for like high school aged kids.
@@pattiwhite9575 don't worry as,a former American school child ,I can tell you 100% say no kid ever got that much food or lunch that looked that good
i come from a country from the commonwealth of nations and from 5 years old to 17 we had to buy our own food from the school cafeteria or bring our own food from home...up to 12 years old i can probably count the amount of times i had something "bought at the cafeteria" on 1 single hand, and from 13-17 i didn't eat at school at all, what we called "lunch time" was just a break between classes and we either played sport with friends or messing around with new technology out-of-class (mostly computers).
i don't know this system of free-food it was never offered to us in schooling after 5 years old, but i have a good job now as well as iv'e had many good jobs in the past.
All of these brothers spoke truth about food, kids, and education. This is what every good parent worries about worldwide no matter what the culture.
It should be told that these lunches sometimes are the only thing some children eat everyday. Not all but some.
This is not true, or the state would take those children away. It's probably the most nutritious meal of those kid's day, and they'd be skipping lunch without it. In America (in the west) it's a crime to not feed your child at all.
Yes it is true
You are so right, more than 10% of children in the US live in food insecure homes.
Unfortunately, this is true. 11 million children live in poverty in the US. Texas, alone, has a child poverty rate if 20%.
@@LaOwlett Yes, crime doesn't exist in America because that would be illegal. 🤣🤣
I don't remember ever getting a school lunch quite this nice.
I do... it was grade school and we had an actual kitchen with real "lunch ladies" who actually cooked food and not just heated up frozen dinners... 6th grade they took the kitchen out fired half the staff and started serving frozen food trays from a buffet line for lunch...
Maybe in the 50s and 60s.
For some children this is their only real meal of the day.
“A kid with an empty stomach can’t perform well”…truer words were never spoken. It’s about lunch time where I am and I could do with one of those lunches. Those have to be homemade tater tots because I’ve never gotten ones that big from the store. Looks yummy though; I love tater tots.
That's about 50% bigger than any school lunch I ever had.
50%. Try about 125% Larger!
Your Lunch Lady is a wonderful Chef. Our lunches never looked anything like that.
Same amount of facial hair though
I read comments like this and I’m glad my school lunches were good. Summer bbqs and all
Chaudary, you carry your heart on your sleeve, and that's wonderful that you don't hide your emotions, but share them freely with us. You are 100% correct, it is the basic right of every child.
I read recently that more than 50% of kids now qualify for free school lunches. The schools in my area also provide breakfast.
That is not a comment to like. They only qualify because they are POOR. Imagine the richest country in the world where 50% of the children are too poor to afford a good lunch.
Too bad it's not 100%. For many of these children, that's their only meal of the day.
When I went to school, no one got a free lunch. You either sent money for a school lunch, or packed a lunch for your child. If you didn't, they would come and take your children away. Times have certainly changed.
Breakfast and lunch should be free in all schools. I am far from wanting more government programs it I can’t think of a better use of taxes than fees children at school. We do it for prisoners for 10-20-30-40 years of their lives why not 10 years for kids.
I understand a lot of the lunches are thrown away because kids refuse to eat them.
Perhaps a child friendly, nutritious meal program could be put into place? I hear a lot of microwaved food is served.
Hearing them pronounce tater tots made my day.
That looks too good to be an American school lunch 😂😂
To good... and sometimes your parents could not afford it so some of us would go hungry the whole day of school. In the USA one has to APPLY for free lunches. They are just not given out. I know kids who would go hungry all year because their parents forgot to turn in the paperwork or barely made enough for the government to deny the kid a free lunch
@@hugoreyes5930My school didn't have a cafeteria. You brought your own lunch.
@@hugoreyes5930 Or, like my parents, were below the poverty line but too "proud" to accept free lunches. What would people say!
You know this episode reminds me of that one episode of Bones where the victim was found in beef stew at a public high school they probably call that the day of the Soylent Green 🤢🤢🤢🤢
@@hugoreyes5930goodness! You'd go a whole day without food?? Weren't you allowed to at least bring a fruit or sandwishes?
This looks good!!! Better than the American lunches I grew up with!!!
If I got a lunch that good looking at school Id wonder if it was a "Last meal" before they sold us to the circus or something.
American school lunch is so different depending on the state. Some states restrict a lot of foods, because health. Other schools have a loaded baked potato bar, and pizza. You can of course bring any kind of food from home you want though. Also they usually only offer free lunch to students who's family don't make a lot of money.
No you can’t bring any kind of food from home. Not anymore. My son is 30 and he wasn’t allowed to bring peanut butter at all. No PB&J, no pnut butter cookies…no pnut butter crackers. None of it.
And they’ve added more foods that some of the kids may have allergies to that aren’t allowed to be brought to the schools. 😢
Our school lunches never looked like that. The best would be the rectangular pizza, crinkle cut carrots and ranch dressing, a little waxed cup with cherry pie filling and a milk. As far as the lunch you served it was much bigger and better quality.
And that pizza always looked like it still had the plastic wrap on it.
And we had to use sporks and straws for our milk and we hope to be lucky enough to get a chocolate milk carton out of it 🥛🥛🥛🥛
Those are TATER TOTS??? 😅
They are HUGE!
They are more like potato croquettes
@@gamerjaqi7873 you're right!!!
My school lunches were not this attractive or nutritious. They were pretty blah tasting too. Things have improved for kids.
What, so school food magically got better in america since 2015? most luxurious thing i ever saw in a high school lunch was bland square and thin pizza, or mush burger on thinnest bun ever. sure you have all sorts of condiments and sides that look amazing, but there was never actually good food when i was an exchange student. Well the school i went to had bad food at least, maybe others are better. as everyone liked to say, thanks obama...
@@zerowitchesYou should have been around in the 60s and 70s. Beige food on a beige tray.
@@annainspain5176 scary thought
My favorite school lunch was "Turkey a la King." Sliced turkey over mashed potatoes, with gravy on top. We had a side of corn and a side of salad. It was served with milk.
That would be a hot open faced sandwich. Turkey ala king is cubed turkey in a white cream sauce with peppers and vegetables.
Our mystery meat "turkey" Al a king was this white gravy with carrots,peas over noodles casserole stuff . It was horrible !
Sounds amazing!
Man it was all about that rectangle school pizza
We had this but it was called "Turkey Boats" because the turkey slice was on the bottom, a scoop of mashed potatoes on top and covered in a brown gravy. With peas, corn or carrots on the side, a fruit (normally applesauce) and a milk.
We'd also have bologna boats which were pretty much the same.
I never saw a school lunch that looked like that when I was in school.
Ours were better
Sadly, only some american school kids live in an area where they give out such high quality lunch for free. Hopefully we can make it universal.
Private schools maybe...
Wexhad them available here in Sonoma County.
A number of years ago, I went to "Grandparents Day" at my Grandson's Elementary school. We ate typical "lunchroom food". It was ABYSMAL! A wedge of cardboard with a red "sauce" that they dared to call "pizza". It was what I imagine prison food to be. All the years I was in school, my dear Momma packed me a brown bag lunch!
THANK YOU MOM!!!
Oh man, tell me about it! It was EXPENSIVE, too! My mom always packed me real food in my lunchbox. I was jealous of the kids that got "hot lunch", until I was old enough to figure out what I wasn't missing...
I'm 69, and though we complained some as a kid, the lunches were pretty darn good. Today, my grandchildren have even better quality food. Farm to table program and everyone can have a free breakfast and lunch. Giving to all removes any stigma a child may feel if they can't afford it. (Vermont, USA)
nice to hear, thats how we do it up here...port townsend wa..
I was born in 61 and fortunately the public schools I attended actually made everything from scratch. I'm not even joking! They made their own mayonnaise, they made the most heavenly cinnamon rolls and baked chicken, lasagna, hamburgers, spaghetti, pizza and real mashed potatoes, goulash. Every meal was served with yeast rolls and butter. The women made brownies and they made peanut butter bars and I can tell you it was the highlight of my day😅
Wow! That’s impressive! Where did you attend school?
@@cw5451 Gainesville Florida Ft Clarke Elementary
Lunches are not free, some qualify for free. This lunch is a lot more substantial than I ever had in school. Looks a lot tastier too
i had free ones cuz i was low income, they were the same as the other kids too
Fetterman just introduced legislation to make all school lunch and breakfasts free to all students. It's only $270 million a year and considering the amount Republicans have wasted on BS investigations, it would've been paid in full already.
I think you mean government funded meals rather than "free"
@@christiroseify That point has already been stated, but aren't you glad you got to say it? Schmuck
A few corrections are needed here:
1) That was way more food than what is in an American school lunch. Our school lunches consist of a protein, a vegetable, a fruit, a grain, and a small carton of milk. That's it.
2) Our school lunches are NOT free, except for those who apply and qualify for free lunches due to low income.
3) Our kids have complained about how awful school lunches are since the beginning of time. Schools nowadays have kiosks that sell various fast foods that are much less healthy, but much more tasty. Many, if not most, kids purchase these other foods in the school cafeteria.
I was just wondering, no your school lunches costs.
In my city, school lunches are free for every student under 18 -- regardless of parental income.
Most of us went across the street to the little store across the street and got a hamburger, or a hot dog.
This doesn't look like the lunch I had. I wasn't given that much food. Sheesh A sandwich, fruit, veg and milk is what I had. We looked forward to pizza day. Cafeteria pizza was the best.
I went to School in Danvers Massachusetts in the 80's and 90's and our lunches DID look like this.
Ours in the 80's did too and I went to public school. I don't know what these Americans in the comments are talking about. They assume we all had the terrible lunches they had.
@@robinhays1011 This is true. In high school we also had the option of adding a small bag of potato chips to our lunch. There was also a store in the school where we could purchase snacks if we wanted to.
@@greghamann2099 Wow! Did you have sloppy joe at all for lunch? My son, who went to school in the 2000's, also had a good lunch, although not free anymore.
Never knew anyone here in US having great lunches like this
Which state has school lunches like this?
The elementary school I went to had the best food ever. I wish I could go back and thank those hard working women for such great food. So nice to hear such beautiful wisdom from these men.
In America, we call those beans "green beans" or "string beans". They're also called green beans in French ("haricots verts"). I have a Canadian friend who calls them "fresh beans". In other countries, "green bean" may refer to a different type of bean.
I wish we had a lunch like this back when I was in school.
Wow, I WISH that my school lunches had been that good! The meals were pretty meager at my school. No wonder the gentlemen think that the American diet is so wonderful!🙂
Yes, and it's sad that so many American foods that the gentlemen try here are not nutritious and are full of fat, and they think that Americans are so healthy. They are getting the wrong impression. More people in American are fat and unhealthy because of what they eat.
Where? You must live back east.
I can tell you with 100% certainty, that is 100x better than anything I ever got in school. American school lunches are terrible. What you made is a masterpiece in comparison.
And still, I'd say there are better ones out there.
I never ever saw a school lunch that looked like that. This is way more food and especially more vegetables and fruits. The size of that hamburger would feed three.
And they def weren’t canned veg like you get in a school lunch. Where the beans are gray, not green and the carrots are like mush. 😂
If only American school lunches really were this good!!
I remember this day I had forgotten my packed lunch for work, (I worked in a mainstream school as a interpreter for deaf kids who attend there) so I was invited to the dinner hall at the school, I was amazed at the variety of food on offer, back in my day it was mince beef and potatoes with caramel cake to follow. I was 😂at TP faces when the trays were put down 😂 I love this channel ❤
That's a feast compared to the American lunches I've eaten!😂
I've never seen a school lunch look that good when I went to school, not did any of my kids.
This is no American school lunch ever. This actually looks yummy.
I love that they are giving food back to their community while having fun!
I'd say it looks like a good approximation of our school lunches. The portions are a lot bigger, though. The school I went to always had a really good lunch program with fresh handmade foods.
Then you were lucky and did not attend the average American, public school. ✌🏻😊
Must be a private school?, no pizza or other junk crap lol. Now I want sloppy joes and tater tots ...
Being a foreign exchange student, my mind was blown that in Parkman Middle School in Woodland Hills, California.
My experience with lunch at school as a teenager was the following;
You took 6 slices of bread with some cheese, maybe a slice of ham to school with a beaker (?) of milk with a screw top to school. That was all.
When I arrived in America, they had lunches like the one shown but a bit worse. Think cheese burgers, pizza and FRENCH FRIES. All shitty.
To my 12 year old mind, it was heaven!!
Shout out to miss Eubank for getting the poor kid some extra slices!!!
Our school lunches look nothing like this. But, you nailed every component. 😂 This looks WAY better.
Your version looks way more tasty than the food we got here in NYC as kids in the 1990s😆. The food got better in college because they actually COOKED the food on premises (and not having it shipped in).
Actually, where it’s cooked has very little impact on quality. It’s the ingredients and preparation, that is 90% of the results
I adore their witty words 😂💜
Back in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s when I was going to school on the East Coast, we had lunches like these! The Schools I attended had Cafeteria with attached Kitchens! It was only when I switched to Catholic School and then moved to California when I missed out!
You wrote the first part so much like what I could have written, that I had to do a doubletake and make sure I hadn't written it myself! 😅
I went to public schools in Virginia from 1963 to 1975. We had all lunches cooked in-house. We had a full cafeteria, and a full kitchen, completely staffed. Very little pre-prepped food of which I was aware. I went to 7 different schools in three cities and 7 different buildings. So, I had a wide variety of qualities as well. From a few schools built in the 50s, the 60s for one of them, one in the 1920s, another in the early 70s that wasn't even complete when we started school there - the auditorium was last to be finished and we had our first assembly there right after Christmas break. It was SOOO nice - all carpeted except the science labs, and the bathrooms and the gym. It had full central air conditioning, which every school I went to before this one (#6) did not have. But the one thing it had that I didn't care for was not a single window that opened! Not one. But it had very nice locker rooms, and gyms for boys and girls. And outside areas for sports. This was my sophomore year, in 1972-73. But, of course we had to move again, and I finally ended up in the last school I would attend, and graduate from. No A/C, old building that was built in the early or mid 50s that was so huge and spread out, it was dubbed "The Little Pentagon!" They allowed 10 minutes between classes, because it could take that long to get from one to another. The school I went to which was built in the 20s was three stories high, had marble (granite?) hallway and stairway floors, wooden classroom floors with the holes in them where desks used to be bolted down to them. And giant wooden windows which did not have screens, and had to be raised and lowered with the help of window ropes and sash weights in the insides of them. The cafeteria served some pretty good lunches, but since this school was right in the middle of downtown, it was also in a economically depressed area, and had an early morning breakfast program.. Anyone could get this great breakfast - cooked on site - OJ, milk, toast and butter, scrambled eggs and fabulous bacon FOR A DIME. I lived not far from the original Smithfield, Va., where they were still raising and butchering their own hogs, curing and packaging the world famous Smithfield Hams, and all the other pork products they were world famous for, and the bacon came from them! It was marvelous. There was a Federal Dept. of Agriculture program that sponsored the breakfast programs in poor areas, and any student or teacher there could get breakfast for a dime for students. And it was more for staff and faculty.
The only reason I ended up going there at all was because Virginia was still trying to play catch-up in 1970 with racial "balancing" by bussing almost everybody. I lived WAY far away, and should have been going to one of two totally different schools, instead I ended up riding the school bus everyday at least 45 minutes each way. Even longer if I took the early AM Band Bus, which picked us up at 6:45. But when they started this bussing business, they wrecked a lot of kids educational plans, and extra curricular plans, by sending them all over hell and gone to schools they never would have attended under normal circumstances. I had a cousin who got bussed so far away she spent 2 hours a day just riding the bus.
I guess there were a lot of mad parents, and students too, and some lawsuits went around in the local and state courts. I was starting 8th grade, and that system was then using 5 year high schools, from 8 to 12. I went there the last year it ended up being a high school at all, since the plan by mid year was to turn some into middle schools, and others into 4 year high schools. For a lot of Juniors, it was a giant pita because that meant they had to change high schools all together for their Senior year. Many had been there since 8th grade, and that's where their loyalties were. Football teams, including the State level championship team, were all split up, the bands were fractured, the basketball teams were messed up, and academics could have been affected too, depending on college plans and accumulated credits. Anyway, it was a mess. We moved again, and I ended up in a nearby city with Junior High Schools in place. So, I went from being the lowest of the low, in 8th grade in a 5 year high school, to the top of the heap as a 9th grader at a totally unfamiliar junior high! 10th and 11th would be the same - different cities, different schools, changing loyalties every year. It's hard enough being the new kid on the block once or maybe twice, but 8 times in 12 years? (One school I went to from two different neighborhoods.) It was getting embarrassing actually.😢
We brought our lunch to school we were poor so mostly jelly sandwiches or if lucky we had Bologna sandwiches and during school they'd give us milk and my mom sent me to school with some chocolate powder cause I didn't like plain milk my older brothers and sisters ate the school provided lunch. There were 7 of us
Those tater tots alone are almost as big as eggrolls! Huge! ☺️
This is what it looks like when some chef makes their version of a school lunch. I don't recall ever getting anything that looked so appetizing!
Lol! I think that the majority of public schools in the USA cannot afford to provide this lunch. I think that my high school only offered one main course like a slice of pizza or a chicken burger, a side and a drink and that was all.
this is private school rich kids lunch food for sure
My Jr high school had a full Cafeteria where we could order any number of items and we had vending machines I am in my 60's
You're an American and called it a "chicken burger" ?
i live in detroit and hear freaks call them that. i make fun of them lol @@hoosierflatty6435
well, i can tell you for a fact that younow have like 2 choices and low quality bullshit unless you go to a funded district or private school.@@penni11
😳 That's a school lunch ? I couldn't have dreamed of a lunch that look that good ! the tater tots alone were beautiful golden brown and the enormous perfect sloppy Joe.
If you want a truely authentic school lunch , bake the tater tots till extra dry, hard and crunchy like glass , leave the fruit and veggies out till slightly brown and soggy , only use one table spoon of sauce with a meat like substance ,use buns that someone sat on ,and have it served by a 75 yr old former correctional inmate named Bertha covered in prison tattoos. 👍 Now that's An American school lunch
Sounds like what we were forced to eat. In Jr high I tried the school pizza. Pizza obviously invented by someone on LSD. or a politician. Take cardboard, spread a 1 micron layer of catchup on it, and a half a teaspoon of tiny Spam pieces, wave a slice of cheese over it- if you were lucky a crumb might fall & land on the "pizza", and either it was liquidy or it could have been used as a bomb shelter material. I took 1 bite and threw it in the garbage. You had no choice of foods. Everybody got the same government surplus food. K rations were a taste treat and a feast by comparison! Plus you got more in the K ration.
We never had school lunches like that! I would've been as big as a house if I'd eaten that for lunch every day!
We wonder why we have so many overweight children. Probably not from school lunches.
I wish someone had told them about dipping the apple 🍎 slices into the peanut butter. Someone suggested it could have been butterscotch pudding. We don’t know
I thought that was butterscotch pudding.😀
@@amontgomery19I'm pretty sure it was. I thought it might be applesauce at first, but when Chaudhary dipped his apple slice in it, I could see the texture better. I wonder how Tahir liked the green bean dipped in ranch and then pudding? 😂
I make this at home all the time as an adult. Slice up an apple and spread peanut butter on them.
@@amontgomery19 ooohhh I didn’t think about that. I thought was peanut butter because of the apple slices
I never had a school lunch anywhere as good as this one!
Looks like the school lunches I had as a kid in the southern USA as well as my children. How I wish we could bring them , their children and grandchildren here to live and to go to school. Several said they wished their kids and grandkids could attend American schools. I wish this as well. I think we all have come to care for the tribal people and their loved ones like our own 🙏🏻❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Honestly ? Your school lunch looked that good? Did you go to a private school? Home schooled?
Stop lying, school food is barely above prison food, if you were caught with one in my school you were shamed because your parents were bums. I found that out the hard way and then always insisted that my parents make my lunch, you had to one up your peers in my school.
She's not lying. I also attended a public school where the lunches were very good@@necrogenesis1981
I wish Chaundry’s kids could seek and succeed in getting to school in the US.❤
In the US, why? Your education is weak and bad. They better come over to Europe
The basic lunch consist of a fruit, a vegetable, a grains, a protein, a serving of dairy. Only sauce i had available was ketchup. On fridays the protein was fish. Either fish sticks, or fish patty on a bun with cheese, tartar sause for the fish and ketchup for the fries that almost always came with it, veg was usually over cooked buttered green beans and apple sauce. Sometimes you got a desert. Pudding, cake, or cookie. Choice of either white or chocolate milk. Another meal i remember a half cup of instant mashed potatoes. A ladle of chopped up turkey meat in gravy that they put over the potatoes , buttered peas and carrots, a half slice of buttered bread fruit coctail, a chocolate chip cookie, milk. All meals were based on the usda food pyramid of what a well balanced diet should consist of. A lot of times the foods we were given were leftover from goods made to feed our military. Stuff that would go bad if not used within a year or so. . The usa stock piles tons of foods to be used during hardships. Such as happened during the depression. A lot of staples like corn, flour, sugar , canned meats chicken, beef, pork, honey, dry beans. And much more as they get close to their shelf life they release it to be used by many government run institutions such as schools, hospitals, ect
My school lunches never looked that good.
They should have given them the square pizza best described as plastic on cardboard, with a side of canned pears that somehow are still hard.
All I remember was square pizza, baloney sandwich and ravioli.
We wish our lunches were that good. I remember being forced to eat the canned brussel sprouts and drink milk. I hate milk! The good days were when we got a square of pizza. Not great but it was the best we had.
Wow! What American school lunch has that ? Lol
When I was a kid (back in the 60's) we ate whatever mom packed in a brown paper bag for us kids. It was usually a peanut butter sandwich with a piece of fruit and a note that said she loved us. I really miss those lunches!
No way. Our American school lunches were more like a 5 hour old peanut butter and jelly sandwich, 3 carrot sticks and a half pint of skim milk.
I love Rana's choice of colorful outfit! Looks fantastic!❤❤❤
That's a lot different than the UK schools in the 1970's ! It was boiled potatoes, boiled cabbage, sausages and jam pudding and ice cream, different meat each day and fish on friday!
I miss the jam pudding! :D
@@TheHrb1234 and the pink custard!
You got ice cream?? In the 70's we got stewed minced prunes with coolwhip , applesauce or something made with peanut butter.
@@j.robertsergertson4513 it wasn't very nice ice cream and would sometimes come with tinned apricots that were far too sweet!
I can guarantee you --school lunches didn't look anything like that back in the 60's and 70's!!
That's like the upscale version, lol. The green beans and carrots wouldn't have been made with fresh veg, they would have been canned and mushy LOL
I showed my kids and they both called BS! But we still have it very easy here when you look around the world!
I really felt Mr. Chaudhary's heart when he said how a poor man can't afford a good education for his child and how he could not afford to feed his kids such a lunch like this and how it is a basic need, and how he wished that he could send his kids to American schools. I think he might change his mind once he saw public education in America and that many school lunches have become overly processed unhealthy foods. But I can sympathize with his longing for his kids to have the best things in life. Wishing wonderful blessings for him and all the people of the world.
Oh wow, that's the biggest school lunch I've ever seen. It's massive! I usually took mine, but ate with kids who bought their lunches. My lunch might be a bologna sandwich, a small bag of chips and a piece of fruit. Bought a small carton of milk there. School lunches are not free in the US. Unless it's included at private schools.
Honestly, school lunches vary considerably... Sometimes they're good/okay, sometimes kind of terrible...
They tend to vary what they serve from day to day. Some days it might be a burger, other days pizza, or chicken-fried steak, or taco salad / nachos, etc. But I think usually some kind of fruit/vegetable along with the main dish. Often some kind of carbohydrate (bread, fries, etc.).
My school had horrible lunches. My Mama or Nonna packed my lunches. Lots of pickled veggies, greens, marinated eggplant and a piece of bread with sharp provolone. I am lucky my parents are first generation Italian. ❤
I never got anything like that for lunch and I went to several different school’s growing up
I have never seen so many items in a school lunch in the United States. I lived in several states and this is a lot more food than was served in any cafeteria I have been in.
Steak fingers with mash and brown gravy was my favorite,.
I think prior to the 1980s most American schools (elementary, jr high, and high school) had full cafeteria staff, i.e., actual cooks. Lunches were well planned menus. We could smell those aromas everyday and could hardly wait for lunch time. Those cafeteria cooks were the absolute bomb diggìty. Man, those were the days!
I was lucky to grow up in the 80s and 90s when school lunches were nutritious, tasty and filling. They were never quite that big though, that's a feast!
There was a favorite hot lunch that I loved in school. The only time that I ever got in line for one of the hot meals (as opposed to the grill station line with burgers, chili, salads, etc or the snack bar line) was when they served that dish. I happened to be friends with the cafeteria boss' daughter and when I'd spend the night, her mom (the head lunch lady) would always make my favorite school food dish for me to enjoy at her home. Eating dinner at their home was always a special treat for me.
I wish my lunch was like that in School, Maybe I wouldn't been starving when I got home.🤣
I haven't had school lunches in a very long time, relatively speaking. Yours looks more healthy than what i ate lol Looks like you have fresh vegetables and fruit, good dipping sauces, probably better processed potatoes, and so on. Our sloppy joes looked a little more appetizing but otherwise tribal parents' chefs gave you some high quality school cafeteria food :)
It varies from one district to another. Back in the early 80s we had mostly good lunches and a full salad bar if you didn't want the lunch.
Glad to see you all back on you tube.
I was born 1970 and have never seen that kind of lunch. However the ham and cheese sandwich I used to eat was everything
Puerto Rico school lunches are amazing... Real Puerto Rican style food... I loved the white rice, red beans and corned beef with corn....
Looks delicious! Definitely looks like my lunches during my school days but we didn't have as many veggies on our tray, and I always had chocolate milk with mine until high school. 😋
Back in my day, school lunch was amazing. Spaghetti was my favorite. Fond memories of orange juice popsicles, too.🥰❤️🤍💙
Really?
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We had a sack lunch from home consisting of PB&J sandwich and a piece of fruit
Whomever planned this video or filled those trays certainly embellish the amount of food.
I grew up in the 80s & my lunches (7 different schools) were trash! I was always hungry afterwards. So much of it tasted like plastic. And the mystery meat-not sure that’s a thing anymore but it was a regular guest in the lunchroom.
My daughter’s lunches looked catered.
Sloppy joes were my favorite school lunch. Yum!
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I was born in 1955. Our school lunches were made from scratch. They were always delicious. Real mashed potatoes covered in real gravy with real roast beef or turkey etc. The lunch ladies had all worked in kitchens during WWII. They had it down.
When I was in Elementary School in the 1970's, our lunches looked just like that...filling, yummy and fairly nutritious, but smaller. (My favorites were the chili, breadsticks, applesauce and sugar-sprinkled donuts meal, the tacos and buttery corn, tossed salad and apple cobbler for dessert and the turkey and gravy over mashed potatoes, with peas & carrots, hot rolls and chocolate cake meal.) But these days, school lunches are not very nutritious. But I think a change is in the works in a lot of school districts. I really think it depends where in America you grew up , since some school districts are wealthy and some are very poor
My school lunch NEVER looked like that, their lunch is appetizing.
Wish I went to whatever school that came from. Mine was never even close to this
Good lord, if that was what my actual school lunch looked like as a 13-year-old I would have died and gone to heaven 😂 That is a lot of food, and it looks delicious