Simple solution, smaller slices served with an option of 2 to start and with third slice available to build a healthy relationship with food through choice. It would give the kids a chance to do a "fullness" check and have variety. It would also allow kids with smaller appetites to eat less without wasting food.School is the place to start using tools like smaller portions on smaller dishes and serving less sugar and salt laden foods.

Simple solution, smaller slices served with an option of 2 to start and with third slice available to build a healthy relationship with food through choice. It would give the kids a chance to do a "fullness" check and have variety. It would also allow kids with smaller appetites to eat less without wasting food.School is the place to start using tools like smaller portions on smaller dishes and serving less sugar and salt laden foods.

Food lunches are certainly difficult. Back in the day, I took a sandwich to school. Now I take a frozen meal to work. Buying lunch was expensive and either processed to death veggies and wierd (to me) north american food like meat loaf or french fries.

I have to laugh at the comments CBC gets. The commenters are Libertarian lite; convinced any government rules are oppression of someone. They would protest mightily if existing universal support programs disappeared.
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