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O/T: if you have children with free school meals do you also cook a hot dinner?
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My LO isn't at school yet but if he did have a cooked lunch at school i would still do him a hot meal for dinner (tea) only because they school meals arn't exactly great portions. well they wernt when i was at school anyway. (i left high school in 2008)(#80 save 12k in 2015) aim £10,000make £10 a day in 2015 £261/£4000emergency fund aim £100/£1000£1 a day for xmas 2015 £0/£365NSD feb 0/16feb GC £0/£1200
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School meal portions are tiny! I went with DD last week as an intro thing, and she got "roast chicken, mealie and veg" what it actually was, was a piece of chicken not much bigger than a chunk in a curry, the thinnest gravy in the world, a TEASPOON of mealie, and a wee sup of mixed veg which I also ate and was extremely undercooked!
They aint stingy on the puddings though
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