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Old 31-03-2005, 10:41   #41
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Re: Jamie (Oliver)'s School Dinners

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Originally Posted by andygrif


As I said on the previous page and again above....this is a worthwhile cause. If I wanted to nit pick...and boy do I....I think Oliver's plans were too much too soon, as with all of his mediocre food it was too prissy...I feel it would have cuased fewer problems initially if he offered similar meals to what the brats were eating, but healthier.
There is no similar food that is healthier...even oven chips are bad if you have them too often...My homemade burgers are good but not necessarily less fatty.Obesity is as much of a problem as is the effect of additives in food.They also need to increase fibre and vitamin and mineral intake for these kids..JO's offerings were fine.I watched last nights 'episode'.Seemed to me the kids made the transition just fine and were relatively happy.After all you can't please everyone all the time.If the take up is almost back to where it was before he took over then they are doing well.

Anyway what wouldn't you consider prissy food?

I wish he would come to our school...too much nursery food on offer in the staff room.
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