What if Deep Fried food is banned in schools?

• TPstud

  13 Jul 08, 16:18

  Hello people!

  Do you guys agree that deep fried food should be banned in schools? For the health benefits of the students. Or just reducing the amount of fried food sold in schools?

  If its is banned what do you think will happen?

• the Bear

  13 Jul 08, 16:18

  your school homework?

• jayh272416

  13 Jul 08, 16:19

  I think there will be riots that will last 7 days.

• seotiblizzard

  13 Jul 08, 16:20

  Its already banned in some schools.

• TPstud

  13 Jul 08, 16:29

  Yep doing research for my school work.

  very little school bans it. Mostly are just able to sell them once per week.

• TPstud

  14 Jul 08, 10:13

  comments will be greatly appreciated

  THNX!

• Fantagf

  14 Jul 08, 13:15

  I believe some students will not eat during recess.   Kids love deep fried food.

• dumbdumb!

  14 Jul 08, 13:24

  i think it's great, obviously.

  they should do a jaime's school dinner experiment with our schools.

  delicious food do not have to be unhealthy!!

• QX179R

  14 Jul 08, 13:27

  shouldn't be banned but moderated..

• alwaysdisturbed

  14 Jul 08, 14:02

  Originally posted by QX179R:

  shouldn't be banned but moderated..

  
  if a student has fried food in school. after school also has fried food. that wouldn't be moderation.

  so i think banning is ok. because the school can't control what the student eats once he or she steps out.

• QX179R

  14 Jul 08, 14:09

  Originally posted by alwaysdisturbed:

  
  if a student has fried food in school. after school also has fried food. that wouldn't be moderation.

  so i think banning is ok. because the school can't control what the student eats once he or she steps out.

  healthy & a balanced diet is the way to go but its ok if the sch sets aside a day for just a particular fried food but go with other healthier choices so as to balance it up..

• alwaysdisturbed

  14 Jul 08, 14:21

  Originally posted by QX179R:

  healthy & a balanced diet is the way to go but its ok if the sch sets aside a day for just a particular fried food but go with other healthier choices so as to balance it up..

  i'm just comparing the days the students spend in and away from school. they have more time away from school which gives them more chances to lay hands on fried food and schools banning them in canteens should help in moderating.

  also by omitting it completely, schools may just be cultivating students having preferences on healthier food over fried food.

   

• QX179R

  14 Jul 08, 14:24

  if fried foods are really banned, they will surely have other ways/means to get them..

• alwaysdisturbed

  14 Jul 08, 14:32

  Originally posted by QX179R:

  if fried foods are really banned, they will surely have other ways/means to get them..

  at least it gives them the inconvenience which may in long term be discouraging?

• QX179R

  14 Jul 08, 14:43

  i think they don't mind the inconveniences at all..

• youyayu

  14 Jul 08, 18:28

  if fried foods are banned.. i think only drink stalls are making money

• ndmmxiaomayi

  14 Jul 08, 18:40

  Ban liao still got cookies. Some schools got tidbits stalls...

• Daisuke-kun

  14 Jul 08, 18:43

  should be 1 day oni sell

• SGFORUMS PETER

  14 Jul 08, 18:54

  My school,
  
  -Everyday Sell

  -Once a week

  -No more

  you will get used to it, after school student usually get to eat fastfood. atleast balance

• SGFORUMS PETER

  14 Jul 08, 18:54

  and my school, dont sell bottle drink to prevent us from throwing around the school to prevent mosquito breed.

• alwaysdisturbed

  15 Jul 08, 02:06

  Originally posted by QX179R:

  i think they don't mind the inconveniences at all..

  
  surely not all. heh.

• kston

  17 Jul 08, 23:23

  i hope it gets banned! :)

• I-like-flings(m)

  17 Jul 08, 23:37

  i will fry my own food and then bring it to sell in sch...v

• Agenda

  17 Jul 08, 23:44

  tp best food is western leh

  if ban then eat what?

• MrSean

  18 Jul 08, 00:43

  Please man, all the "good health" trash in schools is just a publicity stunt by the government to show they are doing something, I don't think anyone has ever taken those seriously because they never helped.

  Except maybe PE, the physical fitness test, and height and weight I suppose.