Door dash lunch delivery?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our HS does not allow this. If you want to drop off a hot lunch for your kid every day, you personally can do that. You’d leave it on a shelf in the office your kid can come pick it up from. Parents only, no delivery drivers are allowed to drop off anywhere on campus.

I don’t think any FCPS schools allow food delivery services,yet the news story posted earlier today demonstrates how food is smuggled into schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You have to be kidding me.

DCUM’s gotta DCUM.

[Anonymous]

Woodson HS does not allow food delivery from a service butaparent can drop off lunch on the office for a kid

[Anonymous]

Obvious troll is obvious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You have to be kidding me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP is asking for door dash and every day. Can you imagine if everyone did that? Not to mention you would have randos coming into the school. It's a bit over the top but hey maybe I'm just old skool.

OP definitely has some money to burn.

[Anonymous]

I’m shocked so many kids are clamoring for junk. Really, my kids teetered on very much not eating at school all day because they didn’t want to use the bathroom and didn’t want to gain weight.

[Anonymous]

Many private schools have dominos or chick fila days, if they had decent and well-known sponsored lunch options I think students would not eat out.

[Anonymous]

This isn’t hard, I pack hot lunch for my middle schooler all 5 days of the week, I pack it in thermos, warm it with hot water first.

My lunches are awesome, don’t mean to be rude but if your kid cares this much for a hot lunch then you need to get creative and make the effort.

Mine will be having hot chicken pasta aglio olio tomorrow with a side of cherry tomatoes/ bell peppers tossed in olive oil, feta cheese and a dash of lime + homemade chocolate chip cookie.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m shocked so many kids are clamoring for junk. Really, my kids teetered on very much not eating at school all day because they didn’t want to use the bathroom and didn’t want to gain weight.

What? Your kids starved themselves for fear of gaining weight? That’s disordered eating.

[Anonymous]

Is OP a troll who dug up the old thread?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This isn’t hard, I pack hot lunch for my middle schooler all 5 days of the week, I pack it in thermos, warm it with hot water first.

My lunches are awesome, don’t mean to be rude but if your kid cares this much for a hot lunch then you need to get creative and make the effort.

Mine will be having hot chicken pasta aglio olio tomorrow with a side of cherry tomatoes/ bell peppers tossed in olive oil, feta cheese and a dash of lime + homemade chocolate chip cookie.

How big/heavy is that? How do you even pack that?

Isn't it gross to have a hot non-soup meat on warmers for hours? Isn't that a bacteria risk?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Odd News story last week of students demanding food delivered to side doors at their schools in spite of FCPS’ “No Food Delivery Service” rule.


https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/doordash-driver-says-requests-at-fairfax-county-schools-raise-security-concerns/3438190/

I expect idiot kids to do this. But everyone forgets that a lot of idiot kids grow up to be idiot parents.

[Anonymous]

So entitled and lacking self awareness! Money to burn, too.

And do you really want your kid to be “that kid”?

Spoiled, entitled, and tone-deaf.
And of course schools don’t want random people showing up with deliveries. That’s insane.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This isn’t hard, I pack hot lunch for my middle schooler all 5 days of the week, I pack it in thermos, warm it with hot water first.

My lunches are awesome, don’t mean to be rude but if your kid cares this much for a hot lunch then you need to get creative and make the effort.

Mine will be having hot chicken pasta aglio olio tomorrow with a side of cherry tomatoes/ bell peppers tossed in olive oil, feta cheese and a dash of lime + homemade chocolate chip cookie.

How big/heavy is that? How do you even pack that?

Isn't it gross to have a hot non-soup meat on warmers for hours? Isn't that a bacteria risk?

DP but look up Zojirushi lunch jars. If used correctly, they really do keep hot food hot for hours. My MS daughter prepares herself a lunch every day and it is still hot when she eats it.