Hi sticking with the topic of school who remembers chocolate cake and pink custard. I am trying to remake it exactly the way I use to have it in primary school. What other meals do you guys remember eating at primary school?
Hi sticking with the topic of school who remembers chocolate cake and pink custard. I am trying to remake it exactly the way I use to have it in primary school. What other meals do you guys remember eating at primary school?
I've literally just realised that the fact our infant/junior school only had about a dozen different meal options, and you only had to see which it was to know exactly what it was going to be like, was tremendously comforting. There wasn't any choice and you knew exactly what each thing was like.
The unpredictability of the secondary school canteen meant I couldn't eat there and took in sandwiches or went to the chippy instead.
There was no choice when I was at school, you ate what was put in front of you or went hungry, if you were lucky, at primary school we had to eat everything.
We didn't get a choice and the limited different meals cycled round so you get a lot of the same things. Mash in an icecream scoop, lovely lumpy gravy, crumbly liver etc. We also had lunch-monitors who'd send you back to the dining room if you hadn't eaten enough.
We didn't get a choice and the limited different meals cycled round so you get a lot of the same things. Mash in an icecream scoop, lovely lumpy gravy, crumbly liver etc. We also had lunch-monitors who'd send you back to the dining room if you hadn't eaten enough.
"made with at least 50% real potatoes"
and the other 50% boiling hot water no doubt
Our school announced in a letter to parents reassuring them about the quality of their onsite catering that the mashed potato was "made with at least 50% real potatoes"
We were sure our lumpy mash was actually instant mash, it was so gluey. Like wise school stews seemed to be soya chunks with lumps of gristle.
I used to love gypsy tart, I think we all did, even though you could practically feel your teeth disolving as you ate it.