All of these lunches are from Czech school canteens. These are just main courses, they are always accompanied by soup and drink. There are way too many to post here, so I thought I would just post a link. Czech School Lunch photos here.
Thanks Sarka!
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Czech Republic School Lunch - Rice and Meat
Contents: Soup, rice, chicken, dessert (is that egg on top?), juice and hot tea.
Source: 2 serving 1
Notes: Is that raw egg on the dessert? Looks like it. The food looks totally delicious, despite the egg.
Czech Republic School Lunch - Schnitzel
Contents: Pea soup, potatoes with parsley and schnitzel (pork or chicken), and banana.
Source: S.K.
Czech Republic School Lunch - Fried Cheese
Contents: Vegetable soup, potatoes and fried cheese with tartar sauce and parsley, and juice.
Source: S.K.
Notes: Fried cheese? Yum. Have you ever had cheese on a stick from Hot Dog on a Stick?
Czech Republic School Lunch - Roasted Fish
Contents: Vegetable soup, mashed potatoes, roasted fish, vegetables and spices, and lettuce.
Source: S.K.
Notes: Those mashed potatoes are strange looking. The soup looks awesome, so does the fish.
Czech Republic School Lunch - Meat and Potatoes
Contents: Vegetable soup, potatoes and pork meat with vegetables, and a donut.
Source: S.K.
Notes: Mmm, donut. That looks like an awesome meal.
Czech Republic School Lunch - Pea Soup
Contents: Pea soup, beans with tomato sauce, an apple, and two slices of typical Czech wheat and rye bread.
Source: S.K.
Notes: At first I thought, gross, beans with tomatoe sauce. But then I thought, well, that's all baked beans and chili are. Wonder what it tastes like?
Czech Republic School Lunch - Pasta Bake
Country: Czech Republic
Source: S.K.
Notes: That pasta looks like it would be really good. Interesting.
Czech Republic School Lunch - Spinach Soup
Contents: Spinach soup and pasta with cheese and ham.
Source: S.K.
Notes: "Lunch is always (in every school-primary, secondary, colleges) served on ceramic dishes and with metallic cutlery. There are very strict rules applied on nutritious content of the meals. That's heritage from our socialistic past; when a huge attention was payed on what kids are eating. Most of the kids eat at school canteens (it's convenient and cheaper for their parents). The lunch consists always of a soup and a main course. Then usually there is a sallet, or a fruit (whole piece, not cut) and/or a desert (the desert can be a chocolate bar, or flavoured sweet cheese or a cake). Main courses can be also sweet-for example pancakes or dumplings. In most of the canteens children can choose from at least two main courses (they should select it a few days earlier in the digital system so the ladies know how many meals approximately they should prepare). As for drinks, there is always tea and water with sweet syrup on tap and cacao if sweet buns are for lunch. The costs are donated by the state (I think it's a half of the total cost of one meal), children have to pay an amount according to their age. Children or parents pay for the lunches in advance, at an office or by a banking transfer. Current prices at one of the schools:
ages:
7 – 10 $1
11 – 14 $1.25
15 and more $1.50
Current average wage in the Czech Republic is about $1100 per month"
Czech Republic School Lunch: Open Face Sandwich and Mashed Potatoes
Country: Czech Republic
Contents: Open faced sandwich, mashed potatoes, broccoli, roll, peaches.
Submitted by: Nick
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