Fri, Oct-31-03, 11:43
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Senior Member
Posts: 610
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Plan: Low-Cal - good carbs
Stats: 235/229/150
BF:
Progress: 7%
Location: TN Southeastern USA
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Angeline
Whereas I disagree with the PCRM on many issues, replacing some of the meals served in school with vegan meals would be an improvement. Let's face it a lot of schools serve highly processed, nutrient-poor C-R-A-P
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You mean mystery meat isn't a health food? This fellow made me say that.
Actually, I used to have to eat several lunches a week at various schools (foster care caseworker visiting kids) The food was pretty awful - very starchy and greasy. Meats were stretched with the addition of bread, pasta, etc. and the veggies appeared to have been tortured into submission - and in some cases - creamated. It would have been impossible to eat my current WOE from school lunches.
I have to agree with Angeline - vegan options would be an improvement given the fact that the kids are getting tons of carbs in that food - their high carb diet would allow the saturated fats and trans-fats to do the maximum damage. Vegan choices would be likely be lower in at least saturated fats.
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