I live in romania. We have a small milk carton and an even smaller loaf of bread. Having said this though, I really only received this until the end of middleschool, no lunches at all during highschool. Guess we grew out of needing sustenance to survive by that age. 🤷♀️
@@vedantgupta5572it's slop on a styrofoam plate once a week and they'll give you a stale hard taco shell to scoop it up. that was called "taco tuesdays". sloppy Joe day was similar. slop but with two stale hard hamburger buns. other days had the soggiest, wet, sandy fish and chips. or boiled brussels sprouts. the one good day was the Dino chicken nuggets or the square sponge pizza.
My last year of high school was the same year former first lady Michelle Obama said school lunches had to be healthier (ie taste terrible) so I had the last not so terrible tasting school lunches in America. Pizza, chicken wings, sloppy joes, casserole, burrito with cheese, birthday cake, cookies, Hawaiian Punch.
@@vedantgupta5572oh honey 😭 I sure am glad you weren’t subjected to the torture that was American public school lunch I’m finally free from public school as I’ll be doing my senior year virtually 💀
This looks so delicious! Japanese school kids are so lucky. I'm from Australia and we had to bring our own homemade lunches or buy it at the canteen, and the canteen had...atrocious meals.
School lunches in Singapore is going to a in-school food court and picking something which we pay. Students from 7years old to 18. Same everywhere. We get a pretty big variety of food too since it’s independent vendors doing the catering.
unluckily for me, I had a big selection of different garbage to choose from in secondary. At least my primary school had a good selection to choose from
school lunch in Portugal: a bowl of soup + a main like spaghetti bolognese, fish stew, rice with meat and veggies etc + side salad usually lettuce, tomato, sweet corn and carrot that you season yourself with olive oil and vinegar + a piece of fruit + a bread roll. Sometimes we had like special days with food from a specific country or for special celebrations like Christmas lunch
School lunch in America consists of 1oz of mystery meat covered in gravy w/ 6 frozen green beans a tea spoon of mashed potato’s with room temp milk to wash it all down with
Korea has free lunch for all public schools! Even the worst lunches are really good, balance-wise. It follows strict nutrition regulations, and there's a nutritionist in every school who plans the lunches. It's usually rice, soup, 3-4 side dishes(or banchan, almost always including kimchi) and some kind of dessert, like fruit or packaged sweets. There are also variations of noodles, spaghetti, burgers, etc which are usually considered a treat :D
Kids at my school will throw the burgers against the bathroom walls and see how long it’ll take to explode, and they throw the biscuits and fries like a frisbee 😭
I actually am going to school in Japan right now! Here's what I ate for lunch today: A side tuna salad with lettuce, cabbage, carrots and corn. A soup with rice mochi, pork and veggies, a piece of bread, and a milk packet. I gobbled that right up😻😻
I am not sure about schools all over India, but I studied in a government school. We had really tasty and amazing school lunches. Our school used to serve us rice along with egg curry, chicken curry and sometimes vegetable curry. The food is also free. Somedays kids bring something from home if they want a change.
At my school we have Schnitzel, döner, chicken nuggets (which i usually get) and ofc a selection of bread filled with what ever like eggs cheese turkey salami ect, although some of it is quite expensive like max 10 euro
So in Hong Kong,My school’s food is average.They’re just small boxes that fit some food.There is like a box of rice 🍚 and another box which is full of rice+vegetables for the vegan meal,There are three different kinds of meals and we just need to pick A,B or C A is Vegan.B is Chinese meal.C is Western meal.I usually pick Western meals.We also receive fruits in each week for 1 month.
I live in Thailand and this is my school lunch that i experienced for 6 years, there only 1 thing to pick and i always just hope it's something not tasteless. 1) Wet fried rice : it's wet yet one of best dish in school, there peas, carrot, pig's soul or sometime chicken's soul and wet rices in it. 2) tasteless soup with wet rices : it's not that bad, is it?, Well there is pig's soul, diced carrot in the soup and wet rice. 3) pumpkin soup : not that great but i like it, well what do you expect to be in pumpkin soup? 4) rice noodles with soup : this is one of best dish in school, since the soup is seasons with pepper and more combined it with rice noodles, this is good but not the best Well there more but i forgot it, since one days i found a LITERALLY caterpillar in my pumpkin soup, i literally wanna forget it but i just can't. If i remember next time i will tell more about my school food.
I remember lunches not being too bad at my smaller school district, but it was also the mid-90's - mid-00's so things were a bit different then. We had the usual hot meals that were like generic La Choy chop suey with rice, ravioli day, spaghetti day, pizza boats, turkey and gravy, grilled cheese sandwiches with tomato soup, chicken patties, and other stuff that was not bad at all honestly. There were Bosco sticks, pizza sticks, sandwiches like your standard pb&j, ham/turkey & cheese, club sandwiches, salads, soups, usually chicken or tomato, small parfait -like things, cookies. Drinks were standard plain or chocolate milk, but also there was a small cooler case of flavored waters, juices, ice tea and sports drinks. There was also an assortment of like frito-lay chips as well. We did also have breakfast, but I rarely got it since I usually ate it at home before I got on the bus. I actually liked the hot lunches quite a bit over taking a cold lunch when I was in middle & high school. 😊
My school in Canada had a culinary program that made all of the food for the cafeteria, with a different soup entree and dessert everyday as well as other staple foods that would be made every week (burgers, wraps, fries)
My best memory of school lunches in Germany was chicken breast schnitzel with a cornflakes crust and cooked potatoes that were roasted in some butter before being served. That was one of the regular dishes, probably twice a month or so.
Calling ramen “purely” Chinese is like saying croissants are Egyptian because bread originated in Egypt. (Well maybe not entirely) Ramen has diverted quite a bit to the extent that it really isn’t Chinese anymore
here in the philippines, school lunches are depends on the school if it's public or private, in public most student's would eat outside either to a close diner or to their home while the others pack their own lunch and eat at their classroom, while private schools don't let their students to eat at their home or to a close diner, they would pack their own lunch, if they would by food in the cafeteria the menu are different each day(also sorry in advance if my grammar are uncohemprable)
Only in high school we can get school lunches but inside of elementary school you have to bring your own lunch and if you have a snack bin snack bin is basically where you get a snack if you don’t have a snack if you don’t bring lunch, you would probably get some snacks from the snack bin
I'm british. Depends if you wanna know about primary school lunches or secondary school lunches. Primary school lunches varied a lot, roast dinner on Wednesdays, pizza on Fridays, etc. Iced fingers and sponge cake with icing and drizzle. Secondary school lunches r mostly pasta n paninis
Oooo! This looks so good! For me, I come from the Philippines and based on the school I went to, they served rice and various ulam (ulam means a dish that you eat with rice. ex. Egg, Vegetables, fish, meat, etc.) The usual ulam would be fried bangus fish, Hotdog, Egg, Longanesa, Corned beef, or vegetables. It depends on the day. They also served a few drinks like juices and milk. There were also optional snacks like a fried wrap called turon or a rice cake called puto. I'm sure school lunches are different since it depends on the school, but tbh we usually bring our own lunches.
I went to Japanese school and my favorite thing was getting to sever each other it was really cool how we learned how to proportion the food into enough for all 34 kids in my class💀 but I really enjoyed it bc the food was always fresh and made that day
Usually a serving of food that couldn't have filled a mouse. Some days we had taco bowls consisting of beans, vegetables, rice, beef or chicken, and a serving of cheese or lettuce if you'd like. Sometimes we had baked pasta with a ton of cheese, other times we'd have lo mein or rice with teriyaki or orange chicken. Other days, we'd have Potato Wedges and chicken, spaghetti, or quesadillas. Everyday we could choose one of the above, or go into the other line, serving pizza, chicken sandwiches (regular or vegan) or salads. Honestly, pretty good for American lunches. Maybe it's just Florida :)
I live in Hawaii and when I was in Japan I met some students who while we were eating dinner recalled their trip to Waikiki beach, they said that what really surprised them about Hawaii was all the apple cores on the ground! I have lived here my whole life and never noticed an apple core on the ground, but I guess to a Tokyo native it was a culture shock
I go to school in China, and I always thought people were joking about how bad school lunches were. In China we have: Rice, a vegan dish, a meat dish, a surprise dish, a bun, a fruit and then yoghurt.
Japanese lunches in school always be looking like you got them at a buffet meanwhile ours consist of mystery meat and chunky milk that's probably expired☠️
In Romania we dont have school cafeterias so you either go to the shop on breaks (only if the guardian lets you go and if you have a shop really close to the school) or steal food from your classmates because usually not everyone has time to pack a sandwich for school💀
“What does school lunch look like in your country?” I’m Mexican so it was made at home most at the time and it was something different every day but the Danonino was always there
My school lunch is nothing because I don’t eat lunch but for the kids that do it’s usually a couple day old pizza with a serving of flys on the side or maybe a rib sandwich that probably hasn’t been cooked and that they found growing out of the floor. What do u think pretty good right? 😭
I always went to private schools so I didn’t get free school lunches. I had to pay for it and the schools had cafes/restaurants, depending on the institution. My uni had a Subway store inside, lol. They would be usually sell snacks, candies or fruits. Some places had restaurants so they served buffet.
In India we usually have wheat chapatis with spiced potatoes stuffed and it's called 'Aloo parantha' We also eat normal chapati with a curry to dip it in and much more!
Nothing like that at all! I've been out of school for 20 years & still have nightmares about our terrible school lunch! I would loved to have a school lunch like that!.!.!
Dubai school lunchs are basiclyy 4 coursed meals to be clear a steak (medium rare) with green beans usually with a slice chocolate cake but sometimes we get pudding wash all that down with some coke and for dessert an ice cream
I use to have different kinds of lunch growing up in Hawaii but it all changed when I move to another state. I got teased for having a rice ball wrapped in seaweed (Mind you this is the mid-90s before sushi and Japanese food were the norm and popular). By the time I was about to graduate, I didn't care about what people thought and started to bring lunches like the ones from Hawaii including spam musabi.
So in ph we got turon and lumpia and empanada and lugaw and molo and the sweet rice and beans and binatog and palamig it's meryenda not lunch tho but for lunch we got adobo,nilaga na baboy,sinigang and ginataan dont forget rice
Bro don't complain, in asian it's different thing, the best thing in my school is literally wet fried rice covered with oil and full of peas, and you literally got cheese which i never had in my school before
Here in South Africa our schools don't give you launches. There are expectations of course. Like boarding schools and some poverty schools might provide food. Though the poverty ones are mostly provided by some government and private organizations. What these lunches consist of I have been idea. I do know what generally is brought to school though. Most common lunches will be sandwiches and some fruit, fruit sticks, chicken, pup(a maize porridge) and vors ( meat sausage) and pizza for some reason. We also have tuck shops. These are places that sell food to students. These places sells snack and some cooked food. The snacks and food mostly consist of: biltong(dried meat,not beef gercky!) Pies,toasted sandwiches, chocolate, chips,pizza, wraps. They also sell drinks like cold drinks and water. We don't have milk.
I'm from America, school issued lunch during my junior year was a moldy sandwich, or hard but not frozen chicken nuggets, and maybe some fries or potato wedges if you were lucky
As a person who lives in America my school lunch was never really bad only like 3 things on the menu were bad but we had a lot of options to eat even elementary wasn’t bad we so really good pizza rolls. But if it’s super bad try to figure it out with your state
In my first school that i went to we would have like a school chef and she would cook food for us (but of course we had some kids who didnt eat at school cafeteria so they would just bring something to eat)then in my secound school we would just eat some snacks or some pastries that would be baked in some bakery i still dont really know where we got the pastries but yea if i could again eat the cooked food i used to eat at my first school i would be happy tbh
There is almost no lunchtime in Vietnam (5% of the schools provide lunches), so we usually eat lunch at home or eat at some random stall 3 houses away from school. Y’all know Vietnamese cuisine is some shit, nutritious and delicious af.
Lunch in my area ( Italy): a primo of pasta (such as pasta tossed with pesto, beans, tomato sauce, or vegetables), risotto, or soup (like vegetable soup or tortellini in brodo), then protein, chicken or turkey cutlets, roast beef, tuna, meatballs, mozzarella, or boiled eggs. Then ofc you drink, fruit and treat
In Malaysia, kids (from 7 to end of college) have to pay for their food I just buy lekors everyday (I work at the school store and I don't wanna take too much time eating)
In America especially since I live in nyc the school food is especially horrible but Japanese student are lucky to have food like these available to them
School lunches in my country? Well, I'm from Denmark, so if the school doesn't have a canteen, which is often does not, you bring your own lunch. Which in my case, as a kid, was slices of unsweetened rye bread with a thin spread of butter, on which were various cold cuts of meat, or slices of hardboiled egg, or pork liver paté. It's the simple version of one of our national dishes, called smørrebrød (buttered bread), which is basically an open sandwich.
In Indonesia usually it's 2 choice for school, let the student chose in the canteen, (Yes some school canteen apparently serves the afternoon) or a random combination everyday, some rice are too flavorful, but still eat it anyway cuz it's Indonesia, or fried, yes, fried rice, also the lunch atleast isn't soggy and didn't had mystery meat, instead they have average fried chicken(Sometimes cuz my school lunch is random food everyday), it's a lil bit cold tho :/
In Germany we have semi okay school lunches It's not Japan Level good but it's often acceptable Except it's really expensive And even when you have 9 hours so 7:55- 15:45 you won't get a discount Plus you only have 25 minutes to get to pack your stuff, go to the cafeteria, wait in line, get a table and eat. So I generally prefer going to the supermarket and eat some cold sandwich for cheap and get just in time to the next class.
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imagine getting laughed at just because you didn't cut your apple 💀
I don’t have to imagine that anymore 🙃
@@Bento_Clubhaha nerd
Sorry but true😅
@@Bento_Club don’t worry you weren’t the only one
It really rare to do that in Korea too.
they would be laughed at if they lived in my country, cutting fruit is so extra just eat it like our primal ancestors the monke
"what does school lunch look like in your country?" i live in america. tells you enough.
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I live in romania. We have a small milk carton and an even smaller loaf of bread. Having said this though, I really only received this until the end of middleschool, no lunches at all during highschool. Guess we grew out of needing sustenance to survive by that age. 🤷♀️
@@cherrycola6736 Clearly humans only need to eat until 14, then they become immortal.
Word.
“what does school lunch look like in your country”
*intense flashbacks to american school lunch” 💀
I dont get it
Do they have bad lunch over in America?
Like a sandwich or some toasted bread maybe
@@vedantgupta5572 oh you sweet summer child, do me a favor and search up “american public school lunch”
@@vedantgupta5572it's slop on a styrofoam plate once a week and they'll give you a stale hard taco shell to scoop it up. that was called "taco tuesdays". sloppy Joe day was similar. slop but with two stale hard hamburger buns.
other days had the soggiest, wet, sandy fish and chips. or boiled brussels sprouts. the one good day was the Dino chicken nuggets or the square sponge pizza.
My last year of high school was the same year former first lady Michelle Obama said school lunches had to be healthier (ie taste terrible) so I had the last not so terrible tasting school lunches in America. Pizza, chicken wings, sloppy joes, casserole, burrito with cheese, birthday cake, cookies, Hawaiian Punch.
@@vedantgupta5572oh honey 😭 I sure am glad you weren’t subjected to the torture that was American public school lunch
I’m finally free from public school as I’ll be doing my senior year virtually 💀
This looks so delicious! Japanese school kids are so lucky. I'm from Australia and we had to bring our own homemade lunches or buy it at the canteen, and the canteen had...atrocious meals.
Uk and USA: you think that’s baddd?!
Try me. Rice is fricking dry and CRUNCHY.
- Chinese suffering Australian
@@shinigamik3027those over charged packet of chips were the only good thing
@@shinigamik3027Sounds like panda express rice
Same
School lunches in Singapore is going to a in-school food court and picking something which we pay. Students from 7years old to 18. Same everywhere.
We get a pretty big variety of food too since it’s independent vendors doing the catering.
Me too fam
unluckily for me, I had a big selection of different garbage to choose from in secondary. At least my primary school had a good selection to choose from
i was just about to comment this, and its really accurate
like we bring physical cash to buy our food, so its basically a mini hawker center
I can say that secondary food isnt that bad but atleast I got a vending machine in the canteen
lunch in my school is a dry cheese sandwich and orange juice
Makes sense that you be sand which is dry I wouldn’t want a soggy one.
I got wet fried rice with peas and it's wet because of oil
I had ramen today and it was heaven
Ramen is yum
Unpopular opinion but I don’t like instant ramen (some brands are an exception tho)
@@iiBleuFloraiisamyang and maggi are the best
I love 一平ちゃん which is instant yakisoba and their spicy mayo (isn’t spicy) tastes really good
@@venus7499oh yeah especially maggi noodles
This meal is so much better than mine in America
at least you they give one in saudi we do not have one and some schools donot have any shop so that we buy some launch😢
Same here But i'm glad I don't go to school anymore because I'm home schooled now
school lunch in Portugal: a bowl of soup + a main like spaghetti bolognese, fish stew, rice with meat and veggies etc + side salad usually lettuce, tomato, sweet corn and carrot that you season yourself with olive oil and vinegar + a piece of fruit + a bread roll. Sometimes we had like special days with food from a specific country or for special celebrations like Christmas lunch
School lunch doesnt even exist in argentina😢
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School lunch in America consists of 1oz of mystery meat covered in gravy w/ 6 frozen green beans a tea spoon of mashed potato’s with room temp milk to wash it all down with
Lucky af, i found caterpillar in my soup, and i also HAD to ate wet fried rice covered in oil
💙💙🥰 That gyoza flip and everything's intact! So satisfying! 💙💙💙💙💙💙☺️
Korea has free lunch for all public schools! Even the worst lunches are really good, balance-wise. It follows strict nutrition regulations, and there's a nutritionist in every school who plans the lunches. It's usually rice, soup, 3-4 side dishes(or banchan, almost always including kimchi) and some kind of dessert, like fruit or packaged sweets. There are also variations of noodles, spaghetti, burgers, etc which are usually considered a treat :D
Kids at my school will throw the burgers against the bathroom walls and see how long it’ll take to explode, and they throw the biscuits and fries like a frisbee 😭
I always eat ramen with seaweeds on the side to munch on 😅 a delicious habit I guess.
I actually am going to school in Japan right now! Here's what I ate for lunch today: A side tuna salad with lettuce, cabbage, carrots and corn. A soup with rice mochi, pork and veggies, a piece of bread, and a milk packet. I gobbled that right up😻😻
i grew up in france and our lunch was amazing, we got 3/4 course meals everyday :)
Keep up the great work and content 💪❤️
美味しそう！こんな旨そうな給食出なかったなー今はこんな理想的な給食なの？羨ましいわあ
Hi it’s 5:30 am for me right now 😢 and I’ve been up binging your videos! Great content 😊
Glad you enjoy 😀
My school lunch looks and tastes surprisingly good
I am not sure about schools all over India, but I studied in a government school. We had really tasty and amazing school lunches. Our school used to serve us rice along with egg curry, chicken curry and sometimes vegetable curry. The food is also free. Somedays kids bring something from home if they want a change.
Sambar,rasam ,
ramen is everywhere,in japan ramen is just popular,maybe even in korea ramen is popular,but still,ramen tastes absolutely great.
“what does school lunch look like in your country?”
*depression*
Ramen is always so good like
At my school we have
Schnitzel, döner, chicken nuggets (which i usually get) and ofc a selection of bread filled with what ever like eggs cheese turkey salami ect, although some of it is quite expensive like max 10 euro
School lunch in my school days in Germany: lunch = edible things you brought from home.
At least in my school we had no school lunches.
So in Hong Kong,My school’s food is average.They’re just small boxes that fit some food.There is like a box of rice 🍚 and another box which is full of rice+vegetables for the vegan meal,There are three different kinds of meals and we just need to pick A,B or C
A is Vegan.B is Chinese meal.C is Western meal.I usually pick Western meals.We also receive fruits in each week for 1 month.
i live in the uk and specifically in my school you can get what you want (they serve random stuff, not in trays tho) but it’s 50/50
I live in Thailand and this is my school lunch that i experienced for 6 years, there only 1 thing to pick and i always just hope it's something not tasteless.
1) Wet fried rice : it's wet yet one of best dish in school, there peas, carrot, pig's soul or sometime chicken's soul and wet rices in it.
2) tasteless soup with wet rices : it's not that bad, is it?, Well there is pig's soul, diced carrot in the soup and wet rice.
3) pumpkin soup : not that great but i like it, well what do you expect to be in pumpkin soup?
4) rice noodles with soup : this is one of best dish in school, since the soup is seasons with pepper and more combined it with rice noodles, this is good but not the best
Well there more but i forgot it, since one days i found a LITERALLY caterpillar in my pumpkin soup, i literally wanna forget it but i just can't. If i remember next time i will tell more about my school food.
I remember lunches not being too bad at my smaller school district, but it was also the mid-90's - mid-00's so things were a bit different then.
We had the usual hot meals that were like generic La Choy chop suey with rice, ravioli day, spaghetti day, pizza boats, turkey and gravy, grilled cheese sandwiches with tomato soup, chicken patties, and other stuff that was not bad at all honestly.
There were Bosco sticks, pizza sticks, sandwiches like your standard pb&j, ham/turkey & cheese, club sandwiches, salads, soups, usually chicken or tomato, small parfait -like things, cookies.
Drinks were standard plain or chocolate milk, but also there was a small cooler case of flavored waters, juices, ice tea and sports drinks. There was also an assortment of like frito-lay chips as well.
We did also have breakfast, but I rarely got it since I usually ate it at home before I got on the bus.
I actually liked the hot lunches quite a bit over taking a cold lunch when I was in middle & high school. 😊
My school in Canada had a culinary program that made all of the food for the cafeteria, with a different soup entree and dessert everyday as well as other staple foods that would be made every week (burgers, wraps, fries)
My best memory of school lunches in Germany was chicken breast schnitzel with a cornflakes crust and cooked potatoes that were roasted in some butter before being served. That was one of the regular dishes, probably twice a month or so.
kids at japan are so lucky
That plating is so cute
Calling ramen “purely” Chinese is like saying croissants are Egyptian because bread originated in Egypt. (Well maybe not entirely)
Ramen has diverted quite a bit to the extent that it really isn’t Chinese anymore
here in the philippines, school lunches are depends on the school if it's public or private, in public most student's would eat outside either to a close diner or to their home while the others pack their own lunch and eat at their classroom, while private schools don't let their students to eat at their home or to a close diner, they would pack their own lunch, if they would by food in the cafeteria the menu are different each day(also sorry in advance if my grammar are uncohemprable)
I'm drooling. 💙💙🥲
“what does school lunch look like in your country” *thailands school lunchs in my school with weird lunch*
Only in high school we can get school lunches but inside of elementary school you have to bring your own lunch and if you have a snack bin snack bin is basically where you get a snack if you don’t have a snack if you don’t bring lunch, you would probably get some snacks from the snack bin
I'm british. Depends if you wanna know about primary school lunches or secondary school lunches. Primary school lunches varied a lot, roast dinner on Wednesdays, pizza on Fridays, etc. Iced fingers and sponge cake with icing and drizzle. Secondary school lunches r mostly pasta n paninis
"what does school lunch look like in your country ? "
I am Egyptian all i had for lunch was a white cheese sandwich with tomato slices 😭
Oooo! This looks so good!
For me, I come from the Philippines and based on the school I went to, they served rice and various ulam (ulam means a dish that you eat with rice. ex. Egg, Vegetables, fish, meat, etc.) The usual ulam would be fried bangus fish, Hotdog, Egg, Longanesa, Corned beef, or vegetables. It depends on the day. They also served a few drinks like juices and milk. There were also optional snacks like a fried wrap called turon or a rice cake called puto. I'm sure school lunches are different since it depends on the school, but tbh we usually bring our own lunches.
😂Facts on the biting into the apple the stares and laughing is a total thing!😅😂
Schools in Malaysia have to pay individually
Example: Milk RM1, Noodles RM3, Dumplings RM1.50
Ramen dam one of my fav food
Fun facts like cutting Ur apples is why I subscribed to this channel. Can u make a video abt culture shocks like that😅
My school lunches made crab apples look like Michelin star meal... Except the calzones, theynwere surprisingly good and very delicious.
I went to Japanese school and my favorite thing was getting to sever each other it was really cool how we learned how to proportion the food into enough for all 34 kids in my class💀 but I really enjoyed it bc the food was always fresh and made that day
in philippines , some schools allow students to go out to eat at lunch. we have cafeterias but students like going to 711 or McDonald's lol
Usually a serving of food that couldn't have filled a mouse. Some days we had taco bowls consisting of beans, vegetables, rice, beef or chicken, and a serving of cheese or lettuce if you'd like. Sometimes we had baked pasta with a ton of cheese, other times we'd have lo mein or rice with teriyaki or orange chicken. Other days, we'd have Potato Wedges and chicken, spaghetti, or quesadillas.
Everyday we could choose one of the above, or go into the other line, serving pizza, chicken sandwiches (regular or vegan) or salads.
Honestly, pretty good for American lunches. Maybe it's just Florida :)
"What does your school lunch look like in you country?" *italy nightmares flashbacks lunch at school*
I live in Hawaii and when I was in Japan I met some students who while we were eating dinner recalled their trip to Waikiki beach, they said that what really surprised them about Hawaii was all the apple cores on the ground! I have lived here my whole life and never noticed an apple core on the ground, but I guess to a Tokyo native it was a culture shock
😋looks so delicious
I go to school in China, and I always thought people were joking about how bad school lunches were. In China we have: Rice, a vegan dish, a meat dish, a surprise dish, a bun, a fruit and then yoghurt.
My school lunch used to be a mystery bag.. now it’s upgraded to whatever the fuck i want within the area from here to the college
That was bro’s canon event😭
Australia doesn’t have school lunches, we’d have canteens where you could use your own money to buy something yourself but no prepared lunches
Much love 💖
Japanese lunches in school always be looking like you got them at a buffet
meanwhile ours consist of mystery meat and chunky milk that's probably expired☠️
In Romania we dont have school cafeterias so you either go to the shop on breaks (only if the guardian lets you go and if you have a shop really close to the school) or steal food from your classmates because usually not everyone has time to pack a sandwich for school💀
Canadian school lunch: poutine +drink of you choice +fruit’s +chips and sweets like cake or candy.
“What does school lunch look like in your country?”
I’m Mexican so it was made at home most at the time and it was something different every day but the Danonino was always there
My school lunch is nothing because I don’t eat lunch but for the kids that do it’s usually a couple day old pizza with a serving of flys on the side or maybe a rib sandwich that probably hasn’t been cooked and that they found growing out of the floor. What do u think pretty good right? 😭
I always went to private schools so I didn’t get free school lunches. I had to pay for it and the schools had cafes/restaurants, depending on the institution. My uni had a Subway store inside, lol. They would be usually sell snacks, candies or fruits. Some places had restaurants so they served buffet.
In India we usually have wheat chapatis with spiced potatoes stuffed and it's called 'Aloo parantha'
We also eat normal chapati with a curry to dip it in and much more!
Imagine having ramen AND dumplings for LUNCH. Could never be me (sobs in American)
Nothing like that at all! I've been out of school for 20 years & still have nightmares about our terrible school lunch! I would loved to have a school lunch like that!.!.!
Radioactive thats how my lunches were summed up to
I ate this today 😂
Dubai school lunchs are basiclyy 4 coursed meals to be clear a steak (medium rare) with green beans usually with a slice chocolate cake but sometimes we get pudding wash all that down with some coke and for dessert an ice cream
in Russia we usually have buckwheat or macaroni, rissole, fruit drinks (not juice) or tea and bread. Sometimes we have a soup
I use to have different kinds of lunch growing up in Hawaii but it all changed when I move to another state. I got teased for having a rice ball wrapped in seaweed (Mind you this is the mid-90s before sushi and Japanese food were the norm and popular). By the time I was about to graduate, I didn't care about what people thought and started to bring lunches like the ones from Hawaii including spam musabi.
I don't get school lunch...we bring our own lunch
Looking delicious 😋
You cook gyoza so nice 👌
So in ph we got turon and lumpia and empanada and lugaw and molo and the sweet rice and beans and binatog and palamig it's meryenda not lunch tho
but for lunch we got adobo,nilaga na baboy,sinigang and ginataan dont forget rice
The best lunch ive had at school were cheese bites, and the cheese in the cheese bites weren’t even soft 💀
Bro don't complain, in asian it's different thing, the best thing in my school is literally wet fried rice covered with oil and full of peas, and you literally got cheese which i never had in my school before
Here in South Africa our schools don't give you launches. There are expectations of course. Like boarding schools and some poverty schools might provide food. Though the poverty ones are mostly provided by some government and private organizations. What these lunches consist of I have been idea. I do know what generally is brought to school though. Most common lunches will be sandwiches and some fruit, fruit sticks, chicken, pup(a maize porridge) and vors ( meat sausage) and pizza for some reason. We also have tuck shops. These are places that sell food to students. These places sells snack and some cooked food. The snacks and food mostly consist of: biltong(dried meat,not beef gercky!) Pies,toasted sandwiches, chocolate, chips,pizza, wraps. They also sell drinks like cold drinks and water. We don't have milk.
I'm from America, school issued lunch during my junior year was a moldy sandwich, or hard but not frozen chicken nuggets, and maybe some fries or potato wedges if you were lucky
"what does school lunch look like in your country?" definitely nothing as good as that.
As a person who lives in America my school lunch was never really bad only like 3 things on the menu were bad but we had a lot of options to eat even elementary wasn’t bad we so really good pizza rolls. But if it’s super bad try to figure it out with your state
In my first school that i went to we would have like a school chef and she would cook food for us (but of course we had some kids who didnt eat at school cafeteria so they would just bring something to eat)then in my secound school we would just eat some snacks or some pastries that would be baked in some bakery i still dont really know where we got the pastries but yea if i could again eat the cooked food i used to eat at my first school i would be happy tbh
There is almost no lunchtime in Vietnam (5% of the schools provide lunches), so we usually eat lunch at home or eat at some random stall 3 houses away from school. Y’all know Vietnamese cuisine is some shit, nutritious and delicious af.
I'm from Canada, we have to bring our own lunch!
Canada, Alberta: whatever you bring to school!
Lunch in my area ( Italy): a primo of pasta (such as pasta tossed with pesto, beans, tomato sauce, or vegetables), risotto, or soup (like vegetable soup or tortellini in brodo), then protein, chicken or turkey cutlets, roast beef, tuna, meatballs, mozzarella, or boiled eggs.
Then ofc you drink, fruit and treat
Slimy/solid milk, rotton/moldy fruit and veggies, and then mystery food!!!
The best school lunch are those which are given us by our mom's 🤤
In Malaysia, kids (from 7 to end of college) have to pay for their food
I just buy lekors everyday (I work at the school store and I don't wanna take too much time eating)
In America especially since I live in nyc the school food is especially horrible but Japanese student are lucky to have food like these available to them
I'm learning Chinese right now
School lunches in my country?
Well, I'm from Denmark, so if the school doesn't have a canteen, which is often does not, you bring your own lunch.
Which in my case, as a kid, was slices of unsweetened rye bread with a thin spread of butter, on which were various cold cuts of meat, or slices of hardboiled egg, or pork liver paté.
It's the simple version of one of our national dishes, called smørrebrød (buttered bread), which is basically an open sandwich.
I live in cyprus, and we don't have school lunches in our public schools..luckily 😅😂
In Indonesia usually it's 2 choice for school, let the student chose in the canteen, (Yes some school canteen apparently serves the afternoon) or a random combination everyday, some rice are too flavorful, but still eat it anyway cuz it's Indonesia, or fried, yes, fried rice, also the lunch atleast isn't soggy and didn't had mystery meat, instead they have average fried chicken(Sometimes cuz my school lunch is random food everyday), it's a lil bit cold tho :/
In Germany we have semi okay school lunches
It's not Japan Level good but it's often acceptable
Except it's really expensive
And even when you have 9 hours so 7:55- 15:45 you won't get a discount
Plus you only have 25 minutes to get to pack your stuff, go to the cafeteria, wait in line, get a table and eat.
So I generally prefer going to the supermarket and eat some cold sandwich for cheap and get just in time to the next class.
“What does school lunch look like in your country?”
*Stares at the fucking corn and brossel sprouts on BREAD pizza*
Almost everyone just brings their lunches with them, but the cafeteria sells delicious, “healthy” sandwiches, so yea.
Love that apple device!
Bro roasted us, American students, in 60 different languages.