Schüler der Grundschulen in Sapporo beschweren sich, dass die „kostenlosen Mittagessen“ in der Cafeteria nicht ausreichen, um sie zu ernähren, und sie kommen hungrig nach Hause (Bild)

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    10 Kommentare

    1. The governor from Aichi might tell them that he didn’t want them to come anyway. (not a serious reply)

    2. Isekai_Dreamer on

      that looks to be about 500 calories at most.

      the 2 sausages, about 140 calories total. (trust me, sausages have way more calories than they should)

      the 1/4 bananna: 40 calories.

      bread: 120 calories.

      soup: 70 calories.

      milk: 100 calories.

    3. CautionarySnail on

      Where is the rice? Doesn’t a school lunch usually include at least a little?

    4. Patient_Library_253 on

      That’s so little. The schools in my area offer much more for the students. And those that are still hungry can get seconds usually. Especially because for some unfortunate few that might be their only/main meal for the day.

    5. HOKUTO_NO_PEN on

      I lived there 20 years ago, and I used to get like three times as much as this picture.

      This is so painful.

    6. Hashimotosannn on

      What a pathetic offering. My kindergartener probably eats more than that in the bento he gets every day. Poor kids.

    7. BigPapaSlut on

      This is bullshit, what type of lunch is this? Back when I was teaching the schools, everybody got Omori portions. The calories would be 1400-1700 on any given day. This looks like starving the kids on purpose.

      Where is the money going? To soaps, to your izakayas, to your pocket?

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