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Originally Posted by Leshy
Unless they are worried that if the more healthy meals being served at school are a trend that is going to catch on, they will suddenly be required to actually start paying attention to what they eat and will be expected to start working on healthy meals themselves, instead of just sending their children off to the local fastfood department of choice.
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This is completely plausible, in fact, since starting school and having school dinners my son is now not only willing to try new fruits and vegetables he is proactive in deciding the household food shop. Believe me, it's far more satisfying to have a child ask for cauliflower rather than 'cheesestrings' or 'sunny-d'. Seeing his friends eating something he's unsure of give him the confidence to try it himself. Positive peer pressure in action.
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Originally Posted by Leshy
If you can seriously state that a local McDonald's or Burger King serves better quality, more nutricious and healthy food as composed as to the meals Jamie Oliver has set up in accordance with the school, you're either incredibly stupid or trying to cover up your own unwillingness to put any effort into a proper meal.
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Or you work for MCd's marketing dept.