Spew-Shoku
After reading a couple of posts on Big Daikon this week about the quality (or lack ) of chu-shoku (school lunch) I am compelled to write after today's experience.
I found myself staring at my tray, investigating what "Yogaruto Sarada" on the menu could possibly have meant. It was chunks of mandarin, banana and pineapple in yoghurt. "Oishi-so" I hear you exclaim. Then picture some sliced cucumber and boiled cabbage stirred through. Was it a misguided attempt at the summer classic Ambrosia Salad? One pictures the school Cook browsing through different recipes and taking a little poetic licence here and there. The result is just plain abunai (dangerous).
What was worse, I actually ate some of it.
I found myself staring at my tray, investigating what "Yogaruto Sarada" on the menu could possibly have meant. It was chunks of mandarin, banana and pineapple in yoghurt. "Oishi-so" I hear you exclaim. Then picture some sliced cucumber and boiled cabbage stirred through. Was it a misguided attempt at the summer classic Ambrosia Salad? One pictures the school Cook browsing through different recipes and taking a little poetic licence here and there. The result is just plain abunai (dangerous).
What was worse, I actually ate some of it.
4 Comments:
Boiled cabbage with yogurt? Makes me feel better about having to bring my own lunch.
By J-girl, at 6:08 pm
If I could get off my proverbial to actually make my own lunch, I would. I am stuck in lunch neverland!
By Rosie, at 7:48 am
Kyushoku... What an adventure. Some days I will eat almost anything. Some days it is so bad I wouldn't eat it no matter how hungry I am. Luckily, most days are kind of in between. I even enjoy it.
By Turning Japanese, at 8:25 am
I hate it. I can' wait to be home and know lunch doesn't have eyes, is not natto related or the dodgy cuts of meat.
Have a merry christmas and happy new year
By ., at 11:33 am
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