Healthy School Lunches That Meet New Nutrition Standards: Is School Lunch the Problem?
Fef 2012/07/19 19:00:00
Schools and other government agencies have held a national debate about the health of America's children. Some argue that healthier school lunches that meet strict government standards will help curb obesity. Others argue that kids spend too much time watching television, playing computer games and sitting on the couch. But where should the government spend its time in the fight against childhood obesity?
The USDA is preparing to issue policies requiring that food and beverages sold in vending machines, school stores and cafeteria "a la carte" lines. Some of the changes include standards for school meals to increase fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and low-fat dairy. We asked the School Nutrition Association to give us a sample of some of the dishes you could be seeing in the nation’s school cafeterias and kitchens.
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