Here, I have packed 2 thick slices of homemade pandan chiffon cake, 3 pieces of Tiger Susu biscuits and 1 packet of chocolate flavored milk into her lunch bag. Yet, this rascal came home and told me that she was still hungry and spent RM1 to buy fried rice. RM1 fried rice? That cheap!? I can imagine that the fried rice is heavily flavored with MSG to 'lure' kids to keep buying them. My girls love the RM1 fried rice and RM1 maggie mee (fried instant noodles) sold in their school canteen. Sometimes they buy nuggets too. And I wonder why their school is still allowing the sale of fried nuggets and sausages when I had read from the recent newspapers that the Health Ministry is banning the sale of such junks in school canteens!?
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I either packed lunch box for them or let her buy lunch at school. They are not allowed to bring lunch box and spend at school at the same time. I control them.
#2 really have healthy appetite huh!:) My boy does share his packed food with friends and I allow him to buy food from the canteen if he's still hungry.
The mommy says, can share food but cannot lend money to others,hahaha he has the same few classmates who always come to him for money to buy food. Sad to say that some kids splurge their pocket money on unnecessary stuff at the school's bookshop leaving nothing for food.
wow, it's good that she has such big appetite. mine can't even finish her 1 piece of bread sometimes. i think all schools sell nuggets and sausages cos they are so easy to prepare and kids love them :P
Many schools are still selling nuggets and sausages. Maybe yet to really enforced.
I love to see kids with good appetite. Your girl is so good.
It's good that she has a healthy appetite. Bringing food from home is healthier. I guess canteen food is seen as a treat. Wish the canteens in Msia will stock healthy options soon. Lucky over here, the canteen is staffed by volunteer parents and only healthy food options e.g. sushi, vietnamese rice paper rolls, sandwiches, soup in winter, wraps etc. But of course, cost more than $1.
It's good that she has a healthy appetite. Bringing food from home is healthier. I guess canteen food is seen as a treat. Wish the canteens in Msia will stock healthy options soon. Lucky over here, the canteen is staffed by volunteer parents and only healthy food options e.g. sushi, vietnamese rice paper rolls, sandwiches, soup in winter, wraps etc. But of course, cost more than $1.
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