Entitled "Fed Up With Lunch: The School Lunch Project," an anonymous teacher in the US has come with up a blog, after nibbling on the very same meatloaf and mystery greens the students eat in the school cafeteria on a daily basis.
"Mrs. //Q," as she's called, is looking to bring about changes in the school lunchrooms by continuing to eat like a schoolkid, posting pictures of the less-than-delicious meals and critiquing it on her blog.
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She continued: "There were times I was forced to have a school lunch because I forgot my lunch. And I just remember thinking, 'this is terrible; I can't believe this.' "
The blogger went on the call the meatloaf, actually a meat patty, "deceptive," and she snapped some unidentifiable mystery greens, asking readers to help her decide if they were spinach or collard greens.
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