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I didn't start school until the mid-80s, but I would trade my fresh ground peanut butter and organic local honey sandwich on whole wheat bread (hippie parents) for fries or tater tots when I could get them, because I wasn't allowed them at home, and I remember a lot of fried potatoes, ketchup, ground beef, American cheese, tomato sauce, and mushy vegetables. Also low fat chocolate milk, mealy red ~~delicious~~ disgusting apples, and brown spotted bananas.

My parents weren't well off, but at least we ate a lot of fresh fruit and vegetables. They grew up in the era of boiling everything to death and/or opening a can of mushy khaki green beans, and honestly cafeteria food seemed like it was still stuck there.

"delicious" apples are a prime example of false advertising. That's all I have to add to this thread because I didn't go to elementary, junior high or high school in the 80's

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