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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The school day for most students in Brazil starts at 7 a.m. and runs till noon. To stave off hunger pangs during the morning hours, kids will munch on snacks like queijadinhas, which are muffins made from cheese and coconut. While many children eat lunch at home after school, the Brazilian government has sponsored a nationwide school lunch program since 1955, offering hot, healthy meals to underprivileged students. |
