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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Packing a lunch is such a total hassle. My DD was at a charter with organic hot lunch and I was so surprised to see kids with lunchbags. On a field trip I paid attention to what the other kids were bringing in those bags - nothing healthier than what the school provides, and in fact a lot more processed foods. Weird.[/quote]

We are also at a school with Revolution Foods and my impression is that there are a lot of picky eaters and the parents are caving.  I told DS that as long as his school lunch was healthy and tasted good (I've sampled Revolution Foods and it is) he has to eat school lunch.  If we ever go to a DCPS school (on either side of the park) I'll pack for him because IMO Chartwells is kind of gross.[/quote]

I too have sampled a few of the Revolution Food lunches during the school year and have determined that they are nasty.  My children are under the same impression.  If they ate the reheated food it is on ly because they could stomache just a few of the offerings. [/quote]
  
My child begs for me to send lunch (an assortment of veggies usually).  She does not like RF[/quote]

My kids hated Revolution Foods and refused to eat it.  I sent a lunch everyday (in a plastic grocery bag b/c my ADD son lost about 10 lunchboxes), but oh, we live EofP.  We use plastic bags over there.[/quote]

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