What was your favorite school food?

[Anonymous No.20159620]

I swear school cafeteria food tasted better than it ever had the right to be

[Anonymous No.20159626]

it comes down to these three offerings:
>Breakfast for Lunch
>Nuggets
>BBQ rib sandwiches

[Anonymous No.20159630]

>>20159620
pink and brown custard.

[Anonymous No.20159633]

Orange Chicken day made going to school worth it.

Most girls at my highschool either starved themselves or thought the food was absolutely disgusting and wouldn't eat more than a bite of their food.

You bet your ass i would grab 4 or 5 plates of their food to create a mountain of delicious orange chicken and rice. Oh it was GLORIOUS!

Swear to god it tasted better than panda express to my undeveloped tastebuds

[Anonymous No.20159726]

Mexican pizza

[Anonymous No.20159831]

>>20159620
i remember one time in elementary school when they served baked chicken, and i liked it enough that i went to the lunch ladies and told them that it was good. middle school was sandwich wraps, and then high school was just pizza

[Anonymous No.20159852]

>>20159620
I was only in school through second grade, but sometimes our cafeteria served meat nachos. Best meal.

[Anonymous No.20159858]

>>20159726
You can tell something isn’t mexican when you see cheddar in it.

[Anonymous No.20159875]

>>20159620
>the amount of salad

[Anonymous No.20159934]

When I was in elementary school they would serve burritos that I'm pretty sure came frozen and were heated on large trays in the oven. They always left them in there too long, but it wasn't very hot, either. So the tortilla would be browned and somewhat dried out, almost like a chimichanga but not fried. I want those so bad, it's 30 years later and I can still taste them. I get close making them at home, I think I need to just prepare the burritos then freeze them.

[Anonymous No.20160000]

>>20159620
The square pizza + chocolate milk combo

[Anonymous No.20160008]

>>20160000
Checked

[Anonymous No.20160017]

My school had shit like hot pockets, pan pizzas, sausage biscuits and other frozen packaged foods in addition to some sort of lunch of the day. I would eat pepperoni hot pockets almost every day except for Thursdays because we had a taco bell cart on those days.

[Anonymous No.20160812]

We had a lunch lady who used to make amazing detroit style pizza. Just think Jet's but with a few less tablespoons of oil per piece. Light, fluffy. Absolutely amazing. Then in like 7-8 grade, she retired and noone could duplicate it even though they tried. It was never the same.

[Anonymous No.20160838]

How the fuck do remember something like that from 20-25 years ago? I can probably only remember the names of about 10 people I went to school with.

[Anonymous No.20161054]

>>20160838
people who are unsatisfied with their lives tend to hold on to those scarce moments when they felt happy

[Anonymous No.20161093]

>>20159620
The blueberry, or the cinnamon muffins from the elementary school crones, they stuck a rectangle of butter in the top of them, I would get off my bus and run inside to buy them for a dime or a quarter, i think it changed sometime in the 90's.

[Anonymous No.20161104]

>>20159620
This
>>20159633
And in High School we had unusually top tier fried chicken now and then.

[Anonymous No.20161154]

>>20159620
my lunch for the latter parts of hs consisted of a stuffed crust pizza slice, a cup of tots, and a cup of cheese sauce. shit was so cash.

[Anonymous No.20161158]

>>20159858
i love how you tards love to ignore that Mexico is a European colony no different from the USA and not some native tribe with a organic culture. Most of their ingredients were brought there by the East Indie Trading Company (English) and sold/traded to Spanish settlers

[Anonymous No.20161179]

>>20160838
People unironically have different kind of brains. I have a pretty good memory of things since i was a 3 year old. But i know some people have almost no memort of their childhood.

[Anonymous No.20161312]

>>20159831
>i went to the lunch ladies and told them that it was good
I remember going to a new middle school after the DIVORCE and they had homemade cookies
I asked my grandma if she knew how to make potato chip cookies. she said no but to ask them if they had a recipe and she would break it down to a normal sized batch
I went in early one day and told them how much I liked the cookies. and asked if I could have the recipe.
it was a success and granny worked that math to get me a great odd cookie
I'm at the end of a bag of chips and I'm thinking of making a bakealong here soon

[Anonymous No.20161314]

>>20159620
the hunnies

[Anonymous No.20161442]

>>20161312
>potato chip cookies
what are these? never heard of them

[Anonymous No.20161464]

>>20161442
Make sure to crush the chips

[Anonymous No.20161532]

>>20161054
Most people look back on high school when they started having some amount of personal freedom, found their real friend group, and typically started having intimate relationships with people of the opposite sex...not fucking school lunch in elementary school.

[Anonymous No.20161546]

for me it was the country fried steak dinner

[Anonymous No.20161560]

>>20161179
I have plenty of memories of my childhood. Just not of the specific lunches we were served in elementary school. If I see a picture of a school lunch from that time I'll often recognize a lot of it, but very few images exist because literally nobody gave a shit about school lunch and kids weren't walking around with cameras in their pocket until just recently.

[Anonymous No.20161580]

they used to do a perfectly round ice cream scoop of instant mash, then pour over brown hamburger gravy, or yellow turkey gravy and sere it with those awesome cafeteria rolls

the fiestado, and the sausage pizza. usually put corn in it and folded it into a taco of sorts.

also the fake ass mcrib thing.

oh and sometimes they'd do pigs in blankets, using the same dough they used for those rolls they'd bake up.

everything else was basically dogshit and inedible, though. i used to lie and say i didn't have lunch money so they'd give me a PBJ, until they called CPS on my mom.

[Anonymous No.20161582]

>>20161546
the dreaded "pork shape"

fuck that, bro. disgusting. just remembering the smell makes me want to vomit.

[Anonymous No.20161584]

>>20161464
thanks, do the chips remain crunchy after being baked?

[Anonymous No.20161590]

>>20161580
o hell yea

[Anonymous No.20161593]

>>20159620
I liked the French toast sticks and gravy biscuits they had for breakfast.

[Anonymous No.20161599]

I was lucky enough to go to a private school who switched to really fucking good lunches when I got to high school. I wish I had pictures or lists of what they had because I can't remember all of them. My favorites were their pasta bakes.

Pic and video related. I was probably just out of frame on one of these shots.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vBRYBJPzFI

[Anonymous No.20161604]

chili crispitos
They were giant taquitos served with nacho cheese, salsa, sour cream
until Michelle Obama took the cheese, salsa, and sour cream away
and seconds…

[Anonymous No.20161646]

>>20161532
what is the purpose of writing a post like this on 4chan

[Anonymous No.20161655]

>>20161599
nice menu. i assume everything was put together from separate ingredients instead of being the usual frozen prison food. reminds me of my middle school which had a full kitchen that required some students to go help cook food before the lunch periods started. ironic considering it was a run down ghetto school. i lost all that good food when high school came around since the kitchen there was just a corner of the cafeteria that had a couple ovens

[Anonymous No.20161663]

>>20161584
yeah it does
so don't crush the chips to oblivion
and let some big chunks hang out
that 15 minutes might be too much, seems like it at least.
it's been some years since I made them

other than these cookies, turkey gravy on mash with folded butter bread was my favorite

plus I'll never forget the chance to work in the schools kitchen for free lunch (and extra food) at 9 years old.
also at that same elementary school, if you lived close enough, you could bring a note from parent and walk or bike home for lunch..Or get picked up I guess

[Anonymous No.20161689]

favorite school food
>elementary
Chalupas which were cheese, hard shell oval taco bowl and sausage mini meats or pepperoni
>Junior High school
shit tier. overside foamy pizza bread.
>Highschool
we got to choose from papa johns or whatever cafeteria food was available at the time. I didnt bother with it much except for pizza bagels. those were the best
>why?
My highschool got into trouble because they sold mini quesadilla for early morning breakfast. Then whatever wasnt sold, the cheese was recycled onto the pizza bagels
that means that cheese got cooked twice as it aged throughout the day. made that fucking bagel a masterpiece. but the food inspector didnt think so
>i worked in the cafeteria serving in house suspension time making the pizza bagels

[Anonymous No.20161703]

>>20159620
Most of the time and nobody bothered with us it was just going out for food since like 3rd grade in Manhattan. I don't know about these days where kids are kept as prisoners, but it wasn't always that way.

[Anonymous No.20161745]

>Deli-sliced cajun-style chicken breast or mortadella
>Whatever cheese, usually habanero cheddar or jalapeno monterrey jack
>Spicy mayonnaise
>Mustard
>On a ciabata bun
>w/ a juice box and usually a snack like bear paws or some goldfish
ate that shit almost every day from ~3rd grade to grade 12, and it was fucking good.

[Anonymous No.20161758]

>>20161745
That reminded me of chicken hearts and chicken liivers, those aren't easy to find anymore. I suspect that they're all bought up by fancy schmancy restaurants.

[Anonymous No.20161862]

I hated all of it. If you ever liked it you have bad taste and I do not trust your opinion on anything.

[Anonymous No.20161876]

>>20161655
Yeah all of it was fresh. They had 4 schools in the school system located in 3 buildings (the high school and elementary were in the same building), so they made lunch for every school in the high school's huge kitchen and delivered it to the other schools every day. Granted, because this was a private school, we're talking only 70-80 kids per grade.

[Anonymous No.20161881]

>>20161862
You sound like you sat alone at the lunch table as a kid. i pity your lack of nostalgia for school cafeteria slop

[Anonymous No.20161932]

>>20159620
Packing my own lunch

[Anonymous No.20162030]

>>20159875
We had an actual salad bar at my school. It wasn't very big, but you could get a big-ass salad. The fat kid's mom made him eat salad for lunch but he would get a mountain of that shit and slather it with ranch dressing.

[Anonymous No.20162032]

>>20161703
I did this. I got in my car and drove down the road to get BBQ every day. Sometimes I would bring back an order for the elementary teachers. Amazingly, we also brought guns to school after Columbine but we were a very rural school and deer season was a big deal. When the drug dogs came, they didn't really give a shit about the guns they saw.

[Anonymous No.20162046]

>>20159620
Those hamburgers that came in a single use plastic bag. They appeared horrible but whatever was in them they tasted so good I'd eat two or three every day.

[Anonymous No.20162060]

>>20159620
Square pizza and shit-on-a-shingle.

[Anonymous No.20162066]

>>20159633
That's because Panda Express is the McDonald's of Chinese food. Your school's and Panda Express' "chicken" and "orange" flavoring probably came out of the back of the same Sysco truck. Try an actual local Chinese restaurant, even a cheap one, and notice the world of difference.

[Anonymous No.20162077]

>>20161158
In the U.S., 99% of the natives were genocided or herded onto reservations by the colonists. The British colonists stuck around after independence.

In Mexico, 99% of the moderns are mixed European–native people. Entire states toward the south of Mexico are still mostly native and still speak their native languages. The pure-blooded Spanish mostly left after independence. Not really the same at all.

[Anonymous No.20162134]

>>20159620
steak fingers
spaghetti
sometimes the pizza

[Anonymous No.20162217]

>>20159620
Step aside...

[Anonymous No.20162238]

>>20159633
Based. Me and another guy were friends with a group of girls who did the same thing and we just ate all their food. That was almost every day for about three years, it was so much food.

[Anonymous No.20162243]

>>20159858
Damn bro that's crazy. It says mexican right there.

[Anonymous No.20162483]

>>20159620
>order chicken patty sandwich
>chicken badly mechanically separated
>head over to condiment bar
>shove bbq sauce squeeze bottle into middle of patty
>patty is now a chicken balloon filled with bbq sauce
It's not much but it's honest work

[Anonymous No.20162683]

chortles and bosco stick baseball games during lunch

[Anonymous No.20162694]

I lived in aus where we had "canteen day" once a week. Fond memories of waiting for the milk crate with hotdogs and Big M's to be delivered to class.
Also sunny boys on those hot days.

[Anonymous No.20162744]

>>20162030
>The fat kid's mom made him eat salad for lunch but he would get a mountain of that shit and slather it with ranch dressing

[Anonymous No.20163756]

>>20159620
they didn't feed us at school

[Anonymous No.20163956]

>>20159726
Came to lobby for this, that looks a little different than then kind we got but damn was it tasty

[Anonymous No.20164168]

>>20159620
either the rectangular pizzas with the little pepperoni cubes or the Bosco sticks

[Anonymous No.20164202]

>>20159620
It was the shitty square pizza for everyone, don't lie. God you had shit taste as a kid and didn't know better.

[Anonymous No.20164717]

>>20163756
Fellow Canadanon?

[Anonymous No.20164757]

>tfw parents too poor for school lunch, sent me there with leftovers (usually just a side or veg, no mains were leftover)
>tfw family too lazy to even sign up for poor kid lunch coupon
>tfw destroyed myself socially by begging, bartering, stealing, or debasing myself like a slave for food every day
>tfw Michelle Obama got rid of all the good food the moment I get a job to pay for own at 16, replaced with identically bad for you, but far more disgusting menu items
>tfw every nigger with a lazy crackhead mom gets 12 years of hot food with meat in it for free, zero shame

God I fucking hate this uncaring, backwards, unjust world.

[Anonymous No.20164839]

>>20161580
>>20161590

The best options The roll and dip it in all of the sauce and taters. Fucking healthy lunch bull shit changed, but it was a few good years.

[Anonymous No.20164962]

8th grade, they were microwaved and all steamy inside the plastic. probably bad tasting but I think I was just very hungry because they were so good, we also had french fries in a paper cup that were excellent

[Anonymous No.20165745]

Pizza dippers were something I would look forward to. They were something like pic rel but more square and not as crispy looking

[Anonymous No.20165756]

>>20164757
iktfb

Always makes me mad seeing people complain that the burgers or pizza they had for school lunch wasn't high quality enough.

[Anonymous No.20165770]

>>20159620
i remember getting some yogurt and chocolate donut holes for breakfast when i was in elementary school, it was good times

[Anonymous No.20165804]

>>20159620
My high school had a sandwich line where they were made to order, almost like a rudimentary Subway. Most of the time they were meh but once in a while they'd get a fresh thing of roast beef. I've never missed high school for a split second of my adult life, but that was one of the not-so-bad parts.

[Anonymous No.20165808]

>>20159620
My time as a fatass can't end without eating an entire tray of these one day.

[Anonymous No.20165812]

>>20165808
Swan grocery sells those and also the vaguely Mexican octagonal fiestado thing

[Anonymous No.20166013]

“Taco Boats”
A few crumbles of ground beef floating in a bed of melted cheese on a crunchy corn tortilla shell that was stale as fuck. Served with a packet of hot sauce and two milks. I would eat the other kids lunches they couldn’t finish. They were amazing. And I would always ask if they had extras before lunch was over.

[Anonymous No.20166019]

>>20159620
>than it ever had the right to be
phrase that only very stupid people use

[Anonymous No.20166021]

>>20161590
Looks like dogfood

[Anonymous No.20166023]

>>20166019
School cafeteria food is considered to be tasteless and inedible, so when a delicious dish is served; the very gates of heaven open.

[Anonymous No.20166155]

My kids live for pizza Friday but they don't know about Salisbury Steak with mashed potatoes.
Screenshot of this month's menu for reference.
Bone apple teeth.

[Anonymous No.20166169]

I never ate in the cafeteria once. My lunch every day was deli turkey on a bun, a granola bar and whatever snacks I bought from the vending machine

[Anonymous No.20167382]

>>20159620
Chili day. My grandma and my buddy's grandma were lunch ladies. Homemade chili with peanut butter sandwiches. Otherwise, our food was worse than prison food. Then again, this was a rural school in the 80s and 90s. Place was surrounded by corn/soybean fields and my graduating class in 99 was less than 50 people.

Poor does as poor is.

[Anonymous No.20167393]

This shit was so good.
A lot of these meals posted look horrendous

[Anonymous No.20167476]

>>20162238
You were dogs, eating leftovers

[Anonymous No.20168729]

>>20159620
We always had bad sushi and tuna pasta mayo salad.

[Anonymous No.20168749]

>>20159620
grilled cheese and ham sandwiche

[Anonymous No.20168759]

Pretty sure I’m the only one who liked these. If it wasn’t these it was slices of pizza. They had donuts in the morning which was nice too

[Anonymous No.20168781]

>>20162077
The US is white the same Puerto Rico, basically an US state is white.

[Anonymous No.20168914]

>>20166155
i work there ;)

[Anonymous No.20168916]

>>20159620
Cafeteria lunches are the sole reason I don't support socialism.

[Anonymous No.20168968]

>>20159620
>americans stay blissfully nostalgic about tasteless nutritionally vacant corporate prison slop just because it was peddled to them as children
you cant make this shit up if you tried

[Anonymous No.20168994]

>>20168968
>europoor utterly obsessed with hating on Americans any chance he gets and will never escape his own mental illness even in a food thread

[Anonymous No.20169144]

K-5
It was either square pizza with ice cream cup or cheeseburger with smiley potatoes
Middle school
Orange chicken with rice soaked in the juices from the chicken or egg muffin with a sasuage patty with a cheese slice and tatertots combo
High school
Chicken sandwich with curly fries, the best meal at my school

[Anonymous No.20169404]

For me it was chicken strips with barbecue sauce, goldfish cheddar crackers, and a star-shaped sugar cookie with red, white, and blue sprinkles. Did anyone else have bagged milk in America? Cunts would always stab them with a straw to send milk flying.

[Anonymous No.20169460]

>>20159633
now tell us about the massive dump later

[Anonymous No.20169483]

>>20159620
Chicken patty on a bun with mayo.

[Anonymous No.20169489]

>tfw failed penis inspection and forced to sit out pizza day

[Anonymous No.20169497]

>>20169489
how do you fail penis inspection day?

[Anonymous No.20169561]

>>20159633
Fat.

[Anonymous No.20169619]

>>20159620
My school had these lyellow burritos that I loved to death.

[Anonymous No.20169629]

Chili bean chowder cinnamon rolls chocalate milk for me please

[Anonymous No.20169633]

I ate a chicken patty sandwich everyday for 4 years in high school

[Anonymous No.20169937]

>>20169497
it was too big

[Anonymous No.20169954]

used to love kissie birdies
if the lunch ladies burnt food badly enough, they would get us all to line up in a row, and then they would chew up the food and then spit it into our mouths, like mother birds
nothing like pre-chewed lasagna

[Anonymous No.20169985]

>>20168759
We had these too. They have a name apparently, you can buy them in bulk. They're called conagra maxstix.

[Anonymous No.20169997]

Im really craving school pizza but i have no cluewhere to get these.i especially miss these rounded rectangle pizzas.

[Anonymous No.20170196]

turkey twizzlers, smilies, and baked beans - BOSH
this is how england got to rule the world

[Anonymous No.20170217]

some chocolate milk with four sticks of fried cheese and marinara sauce and they expected us to not go immediately go jack off after lunch

[Anonymous No.20170219]

>>20170217
There are five sticks in that picture you fucking blind weird pervert moron.

[Anonymous No.20170238]

>>20159620
>chicken rings
>mashed taters n gravy
>yeast roll
>apple crumble or sauce, depending on the day
>chocolate or strawberry milk, depending on mood. Cafeteria jannie was a biker pal of my dad and would score me extra milk
If I had some change saved I'd get pic rel.

[Anonymous No.20170240]

>>20170238
fug :DDD

[Anonymous No.20170253]

>>20159620
My junior high cafeteria served BBQ rib sandwiches that was better than McRib.
On a sidenote, McRib just came back to Canada and it was kind of disappointing for me.

[Anonymous No.20170294]

TURKEY TETRAZZINI

[Anonymous No.20170468]

I hid in the library every day at lunch for junior and senior year.

[Anonymous No.20170474]

>>20162066
I did. and it was immeasurably worse.

[Anonymous No.20170485]

>>20159620
I was a picky little shit so Bosco bread sticks

[Anonymous No.20170506]

>>20159620
Chicken nugget day, it was routine for the majority of kids to order triple or quadruple chicken (a rare case of quintuples ordered by yours truly) nuggets until school admin put a cap of triples on chick nuggys. Not only were they hot and tasty but they were also currency, trade 5 nuggets for your homework type currency.

[Anonymous No.20170661]

Rectangle pizza, tater tots, chocolate milk. A fully balanced meal for any child. Pizza? Vegetable. Tater tot? Vegetable? Chocolate milk? Important carbohydrates and protein.
God bless America.

[Anonymous No.20171549]

>>20159620
My high school had some of the most amazing chicken fingers and fries I've ever had. Even the teachers knew it, so if our class was right before lunch, they would let us out a few minutes early so we can go line up and make sure we got some.
Things were extra breaded and each the size of a chicken breast. Fries had some old bay seasoning on them too (MD fag).
I don't really remember most of my last couple weeks of HS, but I do remember the last chicken fingers and fries day and being actually bummed it was the last time I was gonna eat them.

[Anonymous No.20171554]

>>20159620
I think that the united states school systems should spend way more money on providing quality food for students from breakfast to dinner

[Anonymous No.20171555]

>>20170253
>McRib gets BTFO by a junior high cafeteria
Based

[Anonymous No.20171688]

>>20170196
>turkey twizzlers
is this just a really big turkey nugget? can't believe I've never seen these before

[Anonymous No.20171771]

>>20171688
https://inews.co.uk/inews-lifestyle/food-and-drink/turkey-twizzlers-bernard-matthews-history-banned-schools-jamie-oliver-new-recipe-taste-test-581342

heres a history of turkey twizzlers

[Anonymous No.20171937]

>>20169997
Probably Sysco/food service suppliers

[Anonymous No.20171955]

>>20159620
For me, it was sloppy joe day. I still remember the exact middle school menu:

>Sloppy joe
>Side of pallid mushy green beans from a giant institution-sized can
>Side of pallid mushy corn kernels from a giant institution-sized can
>Box of milk
>Side of mixed fruits in syrup from a giant institution-sized can

It was great. You could mix the beans and corn together with the sloppy joe mix rather than eating them individually.

[Anonymous No.20171971]

>>20159620
Vegetable soup and grilled cheese was what I went with most often, but steak nuggies were my favorite.
Rectangular pizza was a last resort.
I seldom ate lunch though because 2.25 per day was way beyond what my parents could afford and I lived in a shitty southern state that didn’t believe in things like charity, empathy, or insuring the next generation isn’t rendered retarded by malnutrition.

[Anonymous No.20171980]

>>20159620
ive wanted this slop so bad since highschool but i cant justify buying trash food for it
>shitty breaded chicken patty sandwich that the school always overcooks, which is a good thing
>tater tots also overcooked so super crispy
>put tater tots on the sandwich with 2 packs of ketchup
>shitty warm chocolate chip cookie on the side and milk
my middle school also had a legit sandwich bar so i ate good there, highschool options were awful pizza, inedible burgers, soggy premade sandwiches with 1 slice of meat on them and salads, so tater tot chicken sandwich was it

[Anonymous No.20172155]

>>20171937
I cant seem to find a way to buy it online. Maybe there is a speecific term for this kind of single serving rounded rectangle type pizza. I dont know.

[Anonymous No.20172164]

>>20172155
Apparently in the food supply industry it's literally called 'school pizza,' eg:

https://guinthers.com/collections/pizza/products/school-pizza-pepperoni-cheese

[Anonymous No.20172244]

>>20159620
That looks bleak but I know that shit was probably delicious

[Anonymous No.20172253]

>>20161599
That's a solid menu, Wednesdays we had pick up sticks and pizza from a local shop. Then there was this old gal who would grill up burgers, dogs, and chicken sandwiches

[Anonymous No.20172262]

>>20166155
The fuck half days and days off? My school was gay then

[Anonymous No.20172266]

>>20168968
Yeah but can you own a fully semi automatic assault rifle? Exactly.

[Anonymous No.20172271]

>>20169404
We had the milk bags in elementary school and how many times I stabbed it too hard and the straw went through the holes in the table was crazy

[Anonymous No.20172277]

>>20170219
Lmfao this roast is like I'm back middle school

[Anonymous No.20172296]

>>20172266
With proper license you can own semiautomatic rifles here in Denmark.
One of my mates hunts with an AUG-Z

[Anonymous No.20172478]

I loved the Chilli beans from my high school cafeteria.

[Anonymous No.20172840]

>>20166013
These were delicious. My friends hardly remember these. We are these in middle school in Orange county CA

[Anonymous No.20173070]

The classic.

[Anonymous No.20173075]

My highschool had the best breakfast sandwiches. Piping hot burn your mouth breakfast sandwiches. English muffin, sharp cheddar cheese, egg, sausage, wrapped in tin foil. So hot like I said it'd scald my mouth sometimes. I'd go to school early and get breakfast and sit in the cafeteria doing homework until my first class. Those sandwiches were so fucking good

[Anonymous No.20173088]

french bread pizza. or chicken patty on a bun. bosco sticks maybe. everything else pretty much sucked

[Anonymous No.20173407]

>>20159620
Gourmet veggie pizza from Round Table was a highlight of lunchtime throughout my elementary school and middle school days

[Anonymous No.20173412]

>>20159620
We didn't have school food.

[Anonymous No.20173441]

>>20162066
is Sysco in the room with us right now?

[Anonymous No.20173578]

The giant cookies

[Anonymous No.20175002]

>>20159620
The square school pizzas were always so comfy, the taco pizzas that were hexagons were good. One of my favorites was this frozen pretzel dog they always served with mustard, those were the days. If any lurking zoomers are here, treasure every day you’ve got. One day you’ll do something you love for the last time and you won’t even know it