True. I think that learning how to eat starts early. When I see what's offered for "lunch" at the local middle schools, I'm appalled. Nachos, ramen noodles and chocolate chip cookies. Maybe the cafeteria food that was served when I was that age was downright unappetizing, but it did include vegetables and wasn't too heavy on processed carbs, salt and sugar.Rick Denney wrote:No hard and fast rules in anything I've said. It's just a matter of the decisions we make when the choices are available to us. Lots of people go right past all those lovely fruits and vegetables in the cafeteria line only get a big pile of rice, two rolls, and ear of corn, and a slab of meat.
But then, I wonder if the parents of those children know how to eat or prepare food.
