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In response to "my instinctual answer: *Should* they? Probably yes. Do i actually care that they serve it? No. -- nm*" by Andie

Why should they? -- nm

Posted by IrishStephen (aka Sceire) Jul 11 '17, 11:14

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Added sugar is just really unhealthy. Would you add over 3 teaspoons of sugar to your child’s 8 oz cup of milk? -- nm - mara Jul 11, 11:20 7
- I remember saying similar about juice and getting raked over the coals for it some time ago - Reagen Jul 11, 11:29 3
  - I've got a friend who is a dentist, and she loves the fad for feeding kids fruit and juice because it's healthy. - Roger More Jul 11, 11:35 2
    - Fruit is. Fruit juice isn't. -- nm - mara Jul 11, 11:36 1
      - Eating fruit like oranges can have a bad impact on teeth (though overall, it's good for you) -- nm - Roger More Jul 11, 11:40
- No, but I'd add one or two. - JaxSean Jul 11, 11:25
- If they are forced to eat a school lunch they are entitled to the chocolate milk. -- nm - Spawn Jul 11, 11:23
- No if they ask for it, yes if they're snitching on a sibling. -- nm* - Max Jul 11, 11:21
Truth is that milk in general is not a healthy good. But there's little that makes chocolate milk worse than white milk. -- nm - Mop Jul 11, 11:15 3
- yeah, i don't really think milk is that great. and the added sugar doesn't help. but i don't care that much. -- nm - Andie Jul 11, 11:17 1
  - Just checked a dairy's site for 1% white vs. 1% chocolate. All the things you'd think would be higher for you are, but not in a ridiculous way. -- nm - Shaun Jul 11, 11:22
- That is what we are asking, why discriminate? -- nm - Spawn Jul 11, 11:16

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