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Does anyone watch Jamie Oliver's Food revolution? I LOVE THIS SHOW! It's addictive, frustrating, saddening, and horrifying.
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Re: Food revolution?
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I haven't watched it but I know I would get SO frustrated. I work at a school and the lunch they serve here is total crap. They have the same excuse that a lot of school cafeterias have, "kids won't eat healthy food." Well 40% of our kids are on free and reduced lunch so they will eat healthy food if that is their only option and I'm willing to bet a lot of other kids will eat it because they will be too lazy to pack their own lunch. Healthy food doesn't have to taste bad and it is not more expensive!! At my school at least it is pure laziness! Hardly anything is served in our cafeteria that wasn't once frozen or in a can. It is despicable and probably the reason that in 9 years of working here I haven't eaten cafeteria food once.
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This is the main point that grinds my gears. This simple fact is time and time again overlooked. Because, don't you see, that FREEDOM! and CHOICE! are apparently so much more important than health. This is even true on a bigger scale. People wonder why North Americans have obesity issues, and imho a lot of this has to do with the hordes of choices and brands that are out there. One trip to my tiny grocery store down the street here revealed 7 different chocolate chip cookie brands, 9 different flavours of frozen cakes to choose from and an 2 separate aisle devoted to junk... it's too much choice. When I was in Finland, the junk food aisle at my local grocery store was tiny. There was one choice of chocolate chip cookies, and no icecream cakes. Guess what. I wasn't complaining about my freedoms being lost. I was skinny and healthy, and learned to live without the crap really fast.
I love this show, though, seriously. LOVE IT. The flavoured milk "seminar" boiled my blood. I can't believe how health food "professionals" could even listen to that drivel, let alone follow it.