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Originally Posted by GGG
It sounds like the food quality is very similar to University Residence food. If it is then it is adequate.
I think that giving homes the options to develop there own higher quality food alternatives would be helpful as good employees should be able to do better than the generic provincial plan.
I am a big supporter of the government providing a minimum levelmof service to ensure human dignity. If you want more than that you are responsible for it yourself.
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Originally Posted by Zevo
Some of you that think these meals are perfectly fine need to do a 'Seniorize Me' style study ala the 'Supersize Me' Documentary. Try eating a months worth of these generic frozen meals three times a day for 30 days, and nothing else, and see you feel about them then.
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Just a little tidbit on this... yes thats what I had in univ res. Potato's out of a bag? Yup. Chicken boiled with no taste? Yup. Described my meals for about 2 years... so I guess you could say I tried it. It was ok, I lived... I probably eat worse when I lived on my own.
As for the topic... I dunno, depends what the cost is. The #1 priority would be on health, not taste... people who have more money get better food, thats the way things are... life is unfair.