ACP45 wrote:
“Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food... (
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WOW! My grandchildren for the most part take their lunch...they much prefer "Mom's" cooking to school lunches. But they are "sports" kids, and on game days "fast food" is always an option.
Ricktloml wrote:
WOW! My grandchildren for the most part take their lunch...they much prefer "Mom's" cooking to school lunches. But they are "sports" kids, and on game days "fast food" is always an option.
Yes, we all eat a few things that aren't always good for us. But make it the exception rather than the rule.
ACP45 wrote:
Yes, we all eat a few things that aren't always good for us. But make it the exception rather than the rule.
We had dinner with a couple whose idea of "home-made" was adding a few things when you heated it up out of the box. Our family has always cooked "from scratch", (we were way too poor to eat out)...and as a result a lot of the women in my family were cooks to wealthy households, (especially during the Depression). Each generation has passed on their cooking skills, (and added a few). My grandsons get tired of "fast food" pretty quick. My son-in-law isn't a bad cook either. Altogether we're pretty lucky in the meal prep department
Ricktloml wrote:
We had dinner with a couple whose idea of "home-made" was adding a few things when you heated it up out of the box. Our family has always cooked "from scratch", (we were way too poor to eat out)...and as a result a lot of the women in my family were cooks to wealthy households, (especially during the Depression). Each generation has passed on their cooking skills, (and added a few). My grandsons get tired of "fast food" pretty quick. My son-in-law isn't a bad cook either. Altogether we're pretty lucky in the meal prep department
We had dinner with a couple whose idea of "ho... (
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Same here. My mother enjoyed cooking, and wife is a fabulous cook. In addition to saving money, using fresh vegetables, herbs, good oils (no partially hydrogenated vegetable oils), non-GMO, wild caught fish, and meats containing no hormones or antibiotics, can make a vast difference in one's health.
When I taught
so much of the school lunches ended in the trash.
Didn’t big Mike (VP) from the past WH promote healthy lunches….
While eating lobsters her/himself ?
was there a kick back for that promotion?
rk wrote:
When I taught
so much of the school lunches ended in the trash.
Didn’t big Mike (VP) from the past WH promote healthy lunches….
While eating lobsters her/himself ?
was there a kick back for that promotion?
I asked one of my grandsons, (this is his first year in High School), how the food was when they did eat at school...his reply; the Pizza wasn't too bad---they serve it everyday.
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