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Absent Soul · 11-17-2011, 02:46 PM

its ridiculous to class it as a vegetable. sure its cheaper and it has everything that it needs to be on a sheet of paper to decide on whether its allowed to be served, but they take no consideration of the other stuff thats in a pizza. even if all the kids become little fatties, it stills saves a few cents per head in the cafeteria and thats all they care about, not the future of the effects.

i do think though that maybe they were going to serve the pizza as a substitute to natural fruits and vegetables. i mean if we sat a kid down in front of a tomato and a pizza slice, whats the kid gonna go for. Its got PTA meeting written all over it.

11-17-2011, 02:46 PM	#2
Absent Soul Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Richmond, United Kingdom Posts: 12	its ridiculous to class it as a vegetable. sure its cheaper and it has everything that it needs to be on a sheet of paper to decide on whether its allowed to be served, but they take no consideration of the other stuff thats in a pizza. even if all the kids become little fatties, it stills saves a few cents per head in the cafeteria and thats all they care about, not the future of the effects. i do think though that maybe they were going to serve the pizza as a substitute to natural fruits and vegetables. i mean if we sat a kid down in front of a tomato and a pizza slice, whats the kid gonna go for. Its got PTA meeting written all over it.