Lunchables are about to be school lunches for kids 🫣

[@austinmccollum4168]

There's a difference between limited resources and mismanaged resources.

[@GabrielGarcia-300]

Yep

[@acc.x.cc.x9888]

There's a difference between resources and flat out not giving a crap

[@littlesongbird1]

agreed. I worked at a charter school that was able to give kids healthy lunches (whole grain turkey wraps with low fat cheese for example instead of hot dogs and cheese burgers my school did) only low sugar cereals (corn flakes instead of frosted flakes, cheerios were okay but no fruit loops) they found a way to make it work with same budget as the local public schools!

[@NOOMYROOTBEER]

@@littlesongbird1uh ok I guess

[@overlordpichu5577]

@@littlesongbird1 most charter schools in the united states operate on a for profit basis. public school funding meanwhile is solely dependent on government budgets and local property taxes. which is more so the issue really. some schools likely do serve good meals, but its likely schools that are already in wealthier districts or receive outside funding. schools in poorer districts or otherwise strapped for cash will likely have no other option but to resort to lunchables as a means of tightening their financial belts. there are also other considerations of course, like time and staff or location. a school that has ready access to fresh ingredients on mass and has hired enough dedicated staff with the time and resources to prepare the meals for their student body, vs a school who has no dedicated staff to prepare meals and no ready access to fresh food and thus have to rely on more off the shelf processed stuff. etc.

[@sharistrazz3313]

That is JUST LAZY SCHOOL DISTRICTS! I AM SO GLAD MY KIDS ARE GROWN!

[@CTD_Roblox.By-Beans]

I mean they food they serve right now isn't any better rotten garbage food and taste bad and isn't even healthy

[@mrfoxesite4482]

im kid but in my country my mother make and give food and my school has lunch services

[@Elliasp-xx7mb]

as a european, i can't undersand how some people can accept this :-(

[@gentlemancharmander4411]

It’s pretty easy to accept, lunchables are great, kids love ‘em. 10 years ago it was the rich kids who had lunchables for lunch. People just want to complain about everything the government does. This is a good thing

[@DopplerPower]

​@@gentlemancharmander4411so coping

[@CyanSen6]

​@@gentlemancharmander4411 Lunchables aren't nutritious, just because its the "rich kids" food doesn't make it better. It was just over priced back then

[@crystalpennington6420]

@@gentlemancharmander4411 They are contaminated with lead.

[@jasonvoorhees7288]

​​@@gentlemancharmander4411Can you explain how lunchables are great? Are they nutritious? Are they well priced for what you get? Are they good for the environment?

[@Eszra]

Home schooling my future children.

[@asz9918]

Word.

[@skylarporter6]

😂dang

[@StarbucksYes]

Same, not only is the food and entire experience shit but the stuff we’re being taught is outrageous. If I can afford the time when I’m older I WILL 100% be homeschooling my kid(s) no discussion.

[@XUtionerx]

me too.

[@Eszra]

@@StarbucksYes hell yes. I will take care of all the basics but i can find good online schools for the stuff i am not qualified for. Plus they will have more sleep, better food, and they can still socialize in karate and swimming and stuff. I really want to help their passions grow.

[@BabyNate762]

I’m glad i graduated

[@ShaneiceTurner-zv8tf]

Me to

[@elisabethherzog9369]

Same

[@Vlad2319]

Useful for like school trips but not a daily lunch

[@chillboner]

US spends soooo much money per student. The problem is all the bloated Administrators and consultants are sucking up a lot of the funding.

[@huaraches8934]

Im glad you covered their names, even if they deserve hate, the hate will literally bring nothing but clout to them. They wont get the last laugh

[@dreamchaser5758]

These are scary times. They should be ashamed

[@CuriosityCulture]

I couldn’t agree more

[@SneakyStealth]

I mean better than that weird lunch the school be cooking atleast

[@n0tk1tt3y]

We have them at my school, and oh my goodness they are horrible. They aren’t healthy and the pizza ones are frozen. As a Muslim when that’s the only vegan option it’s really frustrating when I have to eat frozen pizza for lunch. They also do not include fruits and have a side of miniature cookies.

[@CuriosityCulture]

Wait what. They don’t give you fruit with it… that’s a CRIME

[@chelle967]

Yeah because they don't have that good salty and sweetness to it that makes it fun to eat so i really didn't see the point in bringing these to schools.... Just stick with the original school lunch and it doesn't have to be disgusting. Healthy don't equal unappetizing.

[@silvy3047]

Get a better religion then

[@Willisstillis]

Hell no with the amount of taxes we pay my child better be getting a hot meal every day

[@AScenderXcel]

BRO THE CRUNCH BAR IS SOOOO GOOD THOUGHH

[@gyaltsengoh1259]

Better than feastables too

[@randomshorts6862]

Thank goodness the lunch ladies I had in school were cooks and only thing we got unhealthy every Friday in fall was apple or cherry cobbler but the apples came from a orchard and it was great food

[@creepysolo2934]

Haven't those been in schools I swear I remember getting those in like 5th grade lunch

[@theterrificyolo]

Why is the usa scared of giving kids veggies and lean protein. Makes my school lunches in the UK look gourmet.

[@kalkhalinzhui1753]

Beans on toast is more appetizing than lunchables. At least you can cook the beans to your liking. Heck, don't some beans come with chili?

[@Sarawarawara-]

@@kalkhalinzhui1753 Schools aren’t serving children beans on toast very often in the Uk… or at least not on its own 😭😭

[@raedahayesh5688]

My school started serving lunchable towards the last of last school year

[@GamerTheThird]

Europe: "We dont know such thing"

[@zephyr4311]

I’m glad I’m a senior this year

[@duckyloven123]

In my school we do have lunchables but the ham is like water cheese same and there are like littlr cookie bites

[@solaceyes7767]

Love your videos. Very informative. Also Idk world is messed up.

[@CuriosityCulture]

Thank you! And yes I agree with you 🥺

[@analingarruiz3821]

When i was in school they had a legit mexican lady cooking it up back there she was so nice lol..... BUT NOW THIS? Oh heck no

[@VanquishMediaDE]

We need to do bettter. No child in America should have to eat that prison food otherwise known as school lunch. With that being said many children suffer from food insecurity and school lunch could possibly be the only meal they have.

[@abyssal616]

I still would have preferred the school lunches my school served instead of these more variety to it but not much. Milk and orange or apple juice is way better than just getting a Caprisun in my opinion

[@TheINFAMOUSSeal]

If I was served this in high school I’d be mad as hell. Graduated already but rip to the Skibidi toilet generation of kids

[@galaxyvulture6649]

Don't forget they have lead in them

[@lennymice2261]

So do most other foods.

[@galaxyvulture6649]

@@lennymice2261 This has more than the limit is supposed to bc california is weird with their flexibility for it.

[@lennymice2261]

@@galaxyvulture6649 Quite the contrary actually. California's limits are stupidly strict. The highest amount of lead found in Lunchables was 0.37 micrograms, which is nothing. You'll find more lead than that in a serving of fruit. This is all much ado about nothing.

[@galaxyvulture6649]

@@lennymice2261 None of the kits exceeded legal or regulatory limits, but five of 12 tested products would expose someone to 50% or more of California's maximum allowable amount of lead, or cadmium heavy metals that can cause developmental and other problems in kids, CR found. A 3.2-ounce Turkey and Cheddar Cracker Stackers Lunchables held 74% of California's level allowed for lead, and 49% of the daily recommended sodium for 4- to 8-year-olds. Other products tested by CR were found to contain lesser amounts of both lead and sodium. "The kits provide only about 15% of the 1,600 daily calories that a typical 8-year-old requires, but that small amount of food puts them fairly close to the daily maximum limit for lead," stated Eric Boring, a CR chemist who led the testing. "So if a child gets more than half of the daily limit for lead from so few calories, there's little room for potential exposure from other foods, drinking water or the environment." "We don't think anybody should regularly eat these products, and they definitely shouldn't be considered a healthy school lunch," said Boring. Also your lying about fruit since I just googled and it said the highest is 0.1 and the mean is 0.02. Also you gotta consider how small lunchables packages are so that's even worse. Imagine eating two packs of that garbage.

[@gyaltsengoh1259]

Still far better than lunchly (temu copy of lunchables)

[@cool_squad6761]

im glad my school works with a different company a whole lot different than lunchables

[@thedarkgreenvanman]

Meanwhile in Italy the kids are eating locally sourced nutritious and delicious meals.

[@BecomePneuma11235]

Welcome to America where they do not give a sh** about you or your children. I hate it here sometimes

[@cloroxbleach5413]

Give them lunchly Said no one

[@makinyoumad9498]

Ironic since lunchly is healthier

[@CTD_Roblox.By-Beans]

I mean that's wayy better then what they ACTUALLY serve right now in most schools

[@Nitegame]

Lol bro here in southwest Minnesota school lunch is good

[@Beast-yp2ei]

@@Nitegamesame in SouthEast Minnesota it’s good here

[@Nitegame]

@@Beast-yp2ei oh yeah Minnesota probably just has good lunches😅

[@Loony_Dragon]

And this is why I pack a lunch ✨Thank goodness I’m almost out of school lol

[@Chrissy1411]

I am so glad I am grown and don’t have to experience this. Mb as a second grader in 2010 this would be a kids dream but not anymore

[@TimmyK-te5wt]

Also for many, especially when you get older, this isn’t enough food!

[@altoidsours]

I feel lucky that my school had really good food. The lunches were really tasty and they had a concession stand and candy store for the more unhealthy stuff.

[@NoonMight]

They may not be “healthy” compared to fruit and vegetables, but i don’t think they’re “unhealthy”, they’re just processed. Everything in a lunchables, a normal person may eat throughout the day anyway. You have grains, cheese, and meats. What’s wrong with that?

[@terranceaddison4599]

Yo...i remember 5th-6th grade school meals were nearly better than...the meals i was gettn at my house. This was the early to mid 2000s..(it was..basic but damn it kept me coming back for more). Lunchables were reserved for field trips..Now..as a dasher, im seeing kids ordering meals from outside

[@Foxy_editzs]

I'm so glad I'm homeschool My mom picks up food most of the time

[@Krmlplzsx]

Pray it's not lunchly 😭

[@Riofvrjfbrbbfbdbch]

It would be better than my schools gravy

[@JohnWilliams-ei1jm]

Now I love lunchables but to give that to students in school FUCK NO! That’s not even a meal. And no dessert WTF What has this country come to?

[@toulousegoose1150]

This is clearly so they don't have to pay cafeteria workers.

[@user-it6bx9tt5h]

they cant hire a cook no more, but they can hire a fridge and delivery guy to drop off the lunchables.. that's crazy. crackers and cheese is not lunch uncooked pizza isnt lunch cold nuggets aint lunch either. thats just lazy. sign of the times i guess. having kids in this economy is crazy

[@ZoofyZoof]

My middle and high school had a variety of different foods to choose from every single day. Why can't other schools?

[@minigungamer5583]

I was kinda surprised when I found out Americans had cafeterias and school lunches all the time there’s nothing like that here in Canada in high school there was but it’s good food that culinary arts is making not bad food you have to eat

[@Chinayesok]

Lunchly is about to be in schools after this weekend 💀

[@axcelzedd]

My school made us buy chips and chocolate bar with sugary drinks for lunch

[@Boxdx2]

I am glad that my school just sells food, not give

[@pebb2378]

I dont see how thats enough calories for a growing active child. When i was a kid id get a pizza or sloppy jo, milk, fruit, and fries.

[@RXNat1on]

“Lunchly” is even worse than Lunchables

[@gyaltsengoh1259]

Fr

[@ST4RL1GHT-s2v]

To be honest I don’t know why the US is allowing lunchables in school because in my opinion it’s not even a lunch kids would probably still be hungry and complain to their parents about it. I’m lucky my school doesn’t have a cafeteria and we get to bring our own lunches from home because this is truly disappointing for the US.

[@neocaeser5209]

Honestly the “Lunchables” at school aren’t that bad but their not my cup of tea it’s literally just ham and cheese with whole grain wheat crackers and that’s it, also the ham and cheese are just cut into square shapes so that means they probably just got it out of the fridge and just sliced it up

[@Redbaron99]

People who just bring their lunchbox 👇

[@Crowaltac]

Those are still way more edible than anything my school serves

[@ZaydenBaggs]

My school was doing this last year

[@7eis]

I'd be mad as a parent if they used my money to feed that garbage to my kids. What happened to lunch boxes or actual cooking?

[@notsosure5924]

There are requirements? If you woulda seen what I was served! Healthy where

[@CuriosityCulture]

Hahaha I mean these are ‘guidelines’ lmao

[@rediculossc7277]

But are they still gonna be made in the machines that have super high lead in them?

[@littleRedthePanda]

NO VEGETABLES 😢 Lol nvm--

[@Beast_GtagVR]

Ima be honest even though most people would disagree I think i would enjoy these if they wrre in my school

[@richerDiLefto]

This no meal. This is pure sugar (in the drink), junk starch (the “whole wheat” they claim to use is still pulverized junk, just with caramel coloring), no healthy fats to satiate, and not a single fresh fruit or vegetable in sight. I wouldn’t let my dog eat this. Poor kids…

[@DMorris-v1h]

Bro, in fifth grade, we only got turkey or bologna Lunchables as our lunch options and to be honest, they added some black seasoning on that shit

[@Mr.Rickroll]

2000s incident back Lmao

[@terranceaddison4599]

Shit wasnt perfect...but it was still decent than this..

[@edra2005]

Better than the crap they served at my school

[@DuckGirl12345]

My school serves unhealthy food

[@kunkife1234]

glad I go to private school

[@STAYFRESHBABY]

They have lead

[@lennymice2261]

Who cares?

[@Mclxrn69]

Alot of people 😂

[@lennymice2261]

@@Mclxrn69 Then a lot of people are overreacting and being silly

[@TonyJaaFan1587]

@@lennymice2261lead is poisonous bud, it’s not overreacting to not want poisonous substances in your food

[@acruelangelsthesis2248]

​@@lennymice2261ofc no one would care if you were on a hospital bed and waiting for your kidney transplant bro

[@DustyRaspberrys]

Isn't that was cold lunch/ your own packed lunch for???

[@ddp7357]

America

[@defaultworkouts]

i teach at a public high school in new york city. the default lunches NOW are unhealthy. it is OLD fried food, NOT freshly made, mostly fried chicken pieces or such. sometimes you get lucky and get a clean protein such as baked drumsticks. rarely is there fresh salad. breakfast is trash cereals and serving sizes are TINY for teenagers when they need about 2 to 3000 calories and most of these kids eat most of their food at school as my school has poor kids and they do not really eat at home. it is terrible.

[@koinebula]

The schools problem is the lunch ladies just heat up premade food instead of actually cooking (which is cheaper)

[@BLANKbelikeMemes]

Wow, suddenly i'm suddenly glad for the pizza, stuff potatoes, chicken, hamburger, corndog,etc. and some of you might say" that food sounds amazing, why are you complaining?" Well ........ They serve nothing but that for a year, something every week is usually the same. It was good at first, but eventually you get tired of it in the middle of the school year.

[@beeshippiemusica3164]

I think people in prison get better food.

[@keyp.5499]

Ill eat it because yes and im evil hahahah

[@diamond5873]

Finally somthing better

[@bimmersandars9221]

Are governments got to make sure the healthcare system has customers.

[@Zombiemancz]

So, how much less lead will this School version have?

[@silvy3047]

People are strongly against kids eating deli meat, cheese, and crackers with a juice box but are just fine with kids eating deli meat and cheese on a piece of bread with a juice box. What exactly is the difference here?

[@bhuminpatel1814]

The packaging waste

[@dockerb3159]

Lunchables are a very cheap and poorly made guilty pleasure snack, not a meal for children. This should be a supplemental meal or snack at home, not a full meal for a child

[@madenise6266]

us school lunches are a joke, other countries have it way better than us 😂😂😂

[@caktusangel]

Atleast it’s not lunchly

[@explosivebirds756]

What about the lead?

[@krishnasubba336]

What do you mean I love eating lunchables

[@jimmiekarlsson4458]

Why not just make normal food for the kids lol, works fine for us in Scandinavia.

[@CoffeeTastic1]

I mean if we’re being honest school food isn’t any better. It doesn’t taste like what it’s supposed to be, it looks horrible. Some times you get a lovely side of mold. But I’m not in school anymore, so yall do you!🤷🏻‍♂️

[@irees9160]

Lunchables were always nasty asf.

[@jeremiasnolasco-uw2lt]

I mean at least I won’t find hair in my food anymore, I guess that an upside 😐

[@filipb2648]

America be happy that kids get food in school

[@cheko98]

Lead and mercury infused flatbread

[@michael_Ia]

Thats barely any food. Lunchables could are a snack size.

[@KayleeYuLopez]

I don't Care cause I like it but my lunch teacher hates that

[@TheRckid829]

It’s better than meat slop suprise

[@Mr.McGuyMan]

At least it’s not Lunchly

[@xamislimelight8965]

This didn't afe too well with the lead they found in them lol

[@catpoke9557]

Lunchables will not fill a child up.

[@xlivetoday]

So where does the federal government step in and provide assistance to more poor cities?

[@Thefavoritekid2024]

Dam fr

[@randomdude5634]

hmmmmmmmmmmm

[@REDSKITTLE_VR1567]

Why are people complaining about obesity its like not gonna kill you in a year

[@iatianegs]

"why do people complain about diabetes its not like its gonna kill you in a year"

[@sharinaross1865]

To think some of those kids get 10 to 15 minutes to actually eat.