Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution

I am really enjoying Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution. And it isn’t just because Jamie has super cute hair and a fabulous accent. {Ok, that is part of it.} Jamie wants to completely overhaul the American school lunch program by bring in fresh whole foods. Fantastic.

 Eben has never eaten school lunch before and it is for all of the reason’s that Jamie’s Food Revolution exposes. Reason’s such as, french fries categorized as ‘vegetables’ or milk that is pink or brown. In fact, in our home we use ‘school lunch’ as leverage. If Eben doesn’t eat his delicious lunch that we pack for him {usually because he chats more than he eats at lunchtime}, we say, ” If you aren’t going to eat the lunch that we packed for you, then you will have to eat school lunch.” This completely freaks him out, and rarely will he bring home a lunch box full of food.

Even if you send your child off to school each morning with a healthy and yummy lunch, there are other lessons that you can learn from Jamie. Lessons such as the importance of knowing what is in your food, spending time with your family enjoying food and that even elementary aged children should use a knife to cut up their own food.

How about you lovely readers, do you watch Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution?
What do you think of it?
Are you learning anything new?

If you haven’t had a chance to watch it, you can catch up on the episodes here. The trailer is below. You can also learn more about Jamie’s campaigns here.

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