Various school lunches from around the world. School lunch doesn't really represent the best a country has to offer, but we still love it, because we grew up on it.
tasty but not healthy... all lies! lol actually this photo might be a real school lunch in singapore but schools don't usually serve a full plate of fried food because it goes against the ministries of education and health guidelines.. they also don't usually serve plastic utensils either because washing metal ones are cheaper. this is not a typical singapore school lunch.
This certainly isn't a typical school lunch for the standard schools that Singaporeans attend. From I see, going clockwise starting from top left corner of the tray, the food are 1. Boiled broccoli, 2. Rice vermicelli with celery, 3. a stick of satay (or sate), 4. a (non-standard) variation of won ton noodles (there's won ton, some roast pork, and a small portion of meat stew), and 5. char kway tiao (rice flat noodles fried with soya sauce). 3 types of noodles in one seating is simply unreal!
Man, that's the best-looking lunch I ever seen on here. Ah, Singapore.
ReplyDeletetasty but not healthy... all lies! lol actually this photo might be a real school lunch in singapore but schools don't usually serve a full plate of fried food because it goes against the ministries of education and health guidelines.. they also don't usually serve plastic utensils either because washing metal ones are cheaper. this is not a typical singapore school lunch.
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This certainly isn't a typical school lunch for the standard schools that Singaporeans attend. From I see, going clockwise starting from top left corner of the tray, the food are 1. Boiled broccoli, 2. Rice vermicelli with celery, 3. a stick of satay (or sate), 4. a (non-standard) variation of won ton noodles (there's won ton, some roast pork, and a small portion of meat stew), and 5. char kway tiao (rice flat noodles fried with soya sauce). 3 types of noodles in one seating is simply unreal!
ReplyDelete^ true! i dont get these in my school in sg. private school perhaps?
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