Many of you (at least UKers!) will know of the sheer hell on earth that is in the form of a man: Jamie Oliver.
So much for free choice! My school has adapted (and has now for over a year) to the "Jamie policy" in that:
crisps = no
fizzy drinks = no
general unhealthy food = no
After my school took away what they must of made a lot of profit on as almost everyone who went to the dining hall to buy something bought something nice (ie unhealthy), they replaced with "so-called" healthy food and drink that isn't healthy at all. Fruit juice that has such a high sugar and carbohydrate content it makes Coke look really healthy.
Now, after tonight's ordeal, he's using "scare tactics" to alert the UK about what sort of chickens they buy. You pay £1 for the chicken and the chicken gets 25% more space and 49% less chance of mortality. No thanks. First of all, out of sole personal belief, I don't believe chickens have a "mind" as such. (another tale, another time) - imagine if you gave that £1 to charity instead. Over a year, it is estimated now that Britain will spend an extra £800 million on these chickens. Imagine what that £800 million will do for third world countries! And frankly, this guy is to blame.
Anyone else in the same mindset? I really hate this guy! I'm not fat, I eat in moderation, but when I'm not even given the choice now it makes me feel betrayed. I thought free choice was something I was allowed. Guess not!
(Note: this is not a rant about my school. I can justify perfectly why they did it. I'm more annoyed with Mr. Oliver)
So much for free choice! My school has adapted (and has now for over a year) to the "Jamie policy" in that:
crisps = no
fizzy drinks = no
general unhealthy food = no
After my school took away what they must of made a lot of profit on as almost everyone who went to the dining hall to buy something bought something nice (ie unhealthy), they replaced with "so-called" healthy food and drink that isn't healthy at all. Fruit juice that has such a high sugar and carbohydrate content it makes Coke look really healthy.
Now, after tonight's ordeal, he's using "scare tactics" to alert the UK about what sort of chickens they buy. You pay £1 for the chicken and the chicken gets 25% more space and 49% less chance of mortality. No thanks. First of all, out of sole personal belief, I don't believe chickens have a "mind" as such. (another tale, another time) - imagine if you gave that £1 to charity instead. Over a year, it is estimated now that Britain will spend an extra £800 million on these chickens. Imagine what that £800 million will do for third world countries! And frankly, this guy is to blame.
Anyone else in the same mindset? I really hate this guy! I'm not fat, I eat in moderation, but when I'm not even given the choice now it makes me feel betrayed. I thought free choice was something I was allowed. Guess not!
(Note: this is not a rant about my school. I can justify perfectly why they did it. I'm more annoyed with Mr. Oliver)