Packed lunches are processed food. Any food that has been processed has a large amount of salt to help preserve it. In addition, they usually contain lunch meats which are cured with toxic chemicals to stabilize them. For example, the supposed kid-friendly hot dog is one of the worst things you can feed children. They are made from leftover bits and scraps of meat, usually internal organs, and loaded with salt and nitrates. Kids have been brainwashed into thinking that it is fun to eat them, but that itself is a cultural myth.
yes
You shouldnt! school lunches are really unhealthy. bring your own lunch.
School lunches are neither tasty nor nutritious. My mother always lunches with friends on Friday.
About 3 quarters of the kids at school have unhealthy lunches, somtimes kids come home from school and don't eat dinner, because they are full of lots junk food
yes and no because school lunches does sometimes have seafood and healthy stuff.
yes, not only parents risk health of their children but also this is morally wrong. they are setting wrong example for their young once and also creating a wrong idea in the children's mind that this is a good behaviour
They sharpened there sticks and packed there lunches mmm... raw panda
If you mean the ones from the kinzville acemedy, you drag it into your room just like a gift. it will open and you will get the contents.
There is nothing wrong with crisps, just be sure they have the sunflower logo on them, that way they aren't as bad as other crisps.
they should be, school dinners at my school are sickly, at least 5 people puke every day when they eat them!
Judith M. Funnell has written: 'The nutritional implications of cafeteria style school meals and packed lunches'
"Boys'" is the plural possessive form, so it would be used like this: She packed the boys' lunches and set them on the counter.