What do french kids eat at school lunch?

Answer 1

Traditionally, the French had a big lunch and a small dinner. These days they are more balanced. They do not usually eat specialties like snails and/or frog's legs. These are usually just for special occasions & tourists. They eat salad, fresh bread and regular food anyone else would eat.

Answer 2

children generally eat for dinner just a simple dish (our main meal is lunch) and a little dessert: recipe with meat (chicken, ham, steack, turkey...) or fish (hake, whiting, codfish, tunny..), a little rice or pasta and vegetables or soup, and dessert: fruit, fruit compote, yogurt, dairy product.. And drink only water.

Example of ordinary child dinner:

# gratin of penne (pasta) and tunny + a blittle slice of cheese and a fruit of season

# purée de legumes like mashed zucchini-potatoes with aiguillete of chicken coocked with herbes de provence + a yogurt

# Endive au jambon (endives with ham cooked with cream..) + a fruit compote

# "cordon bleu" of veal (home made) with french bean cooked with olive oil + dairy product

# trout cooked with almonds with rice cooked with green vegetables + yogurt

Answer 3

Just like everyone else they eat food