School Lunches Around the World Gallery - Steven Stern
Take a peek at what school lunches look like in other countries.
By Steven Stern for AOL
Content Partners | July 28, 2010 
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Multicultural Singapore is famous for its street food. Residents flock to huge outdoor food courts and buy their meals from the various hawker stands. In most schools, kids get to do the same. The canteen or "tuckshop" in a Singapore school is often a collection of different stalls rented out to private cooks. Students choose between noodle soups, curries with rice and so-called "Western" food. One typical Western lunch that kids particularly love is chicken chop, which is boneless chicken covered with thick gravy, served with either spaghetti or beans and coleslaw. For more recipes, cooking and healthy eating advice, visit AOL's KitchenDaily. |
