Sunday, March 22, 2009
Mystery Meat
I have always wondered why the food at school tasted so bad. From the interview clip of Michael Pollan I now have an idea of why the food at school is also so cheap. The food being served to the children of society is the solution to the overproduction of food from big agriculture companies. I find it to be quite funny that America's other trashcan is its children. I am not completely baffled of the thought that the agriculture decided to recycle the overproduced foods through the children of society, but it sure is funny. I am just disappointed that I did not see this interview until I escaped the mystery meat filled days.
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4 comments:
good blog like the way you put emotion give your blog meaning.
I never thought about school lunch till reading your blog. It was funny how you said America's trashcan is its children. It is crazy how the government supports the agriculture business in making all these processed foods that are being served to many of American's children. Overproduction of cheap food is sometimes unhealthy and cheap and that is what our schools go for.
I like your blog about school lunch. I guess it all comes down to what are schools can afford or whatever is overproduced. I like your last sentence it was a good closing.
I never thought about school lunches like this either. It really disgusts me to think I was eating that. It makes me think about the food at my school right now. Most of it is ordered from somewhere (like subway or pizza hut) but I’m sure they have some stuff that would gross me out if I knew what I was eating. I like the child trashcan thing, it made me laugh.
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