-- How did you handle your Lunch situation in Grade School?
 

Which did you like -or- which do you pick, describing your historic choice(s) going WAY back to Elementary School?



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dud, really?

Nuggets + potatos + copious amounts of BBQ sauce

Usually we had lunch schedules where we could see what we were having on that particular day. If it was something like pizza or chicken nuggets you eat in the cafeteria. If it was chicken salad you brought your lunch from home (Usually a lunchable)

Is it the off season already?

i remember buying dessert tokens for huge cinnamon rolls.
i think extra chocolate milks were 25 cents
and the dinner rolls were the best i can remember
i don't really remember the lunches that much

I killed and ate the ROUS that roamed the hallways. Those giant reference books in the library made great fire starters.

Chicken nuggets for life!

Is that a pizza Friday lunch from Berlin? A pretzel with mustard?

IIRC, I believe the way I handled my lunch in grade school was to eat it. And drink that little carton of milk. I don't remember now much about the menus. A lot of the time, I remember, carrying a lunch box.

I also remember that we had to walk 5 miles in the snow up to our waists barefoot, uphill both ways. Of course.

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During the 50's and 60's lunchboxes were made of a metalic substance called "steel". That's how I rolled. Sangwich, chips and juice. Once in a while I slummed it in the cafeteria.

Not Berlin, or it would have a beer on the right.

This

This is the way it worked with me.

Square pizza was a must. Ham and cheese roll-up days were special too. Corn dogs too.

The sandwich days were the worst. There's nothing appetizing about a school burger/chicken/whatever patty.