300 individual small bags of Haribo?

consumers_revenge

iammumtoone wrote: »

But being a vegetarian is a choice if people choice this that is there right but unfair to expect everything to be catered to them. A food intolerance on the other hand people don't have any choice and I think it is very good of the school to consider this.

People avoiding meat for religious reasons is different and needs to be considered but it is possible that this school does not have anyone that needs to be considered due to this.

Hi,


You might want to visit specsavers as you are shortsighted in your opinions!

Georgiegirl256

moochie wrote: »

Why is the choice of being vegetarian any less valid than not eating animal products based on religion? They are both belief systems. Why shouldn't vegetarians expect to be catered for?

Exactly. I'm actually quite gobsmacked that people think it shouldn't be taken into consideration. :eek:

I see someone has already mentioned it OP, but Home Bargains or that kind of store if probably your best bet.

peachyprice

So OP, do you have any vegetarian/vegan or halal children in your school? And if you're going to cater for halal please don't forget the kosher children too, their needs are just as important as muslims.

Bet you wished you hadn't volunteered!

consumers_revenge

Tesco do some bags of vegan and vege type sweets for about 33p a bag.

zaxdog

Why not get the wee clementines that are so nice just now? Still a treat but saves all the hassle

PenguinOfDeath

iammumtoone wrote: »

But being a vegetarian is a choice if people choice this that is there right but unfair to expect everything to be catered to them. A food intolerance on the other hand people don't have any choice and I think it is very good of the school to consider this.

People avoiding meat for religious reasons is different and needs to be considered but it is possible that this school does not have anyone that needs to be considered due to this.

How? Are they not both a choice?

meer53

zaxdog wrote: »

Why not get the wee clementines that are so nice just now? Still a treat but saves all the hassle

Good idea but i don't think the kids will think this is a "treat" !!

sujac

We get ours from Home Bargains most of the time, although pound stretcher have had some deals on too lately.

fairy_lights

I don't want to hijack op's thread but I've got a similar question and I though I might as well ask in here rather than starting another very similar thread! My OH has to buy about 30 boxes of chocolates for people in his department at work, (roses, celebrations etc) where would be the cheapest place to buy them? is there anywhere he can buy in bulk? we've looked online and can't find any cheap deals but there must be something out there.

Person_one

PenguinOfDeath wrote: »

How? Are they not both a choice?

For young children, usually neither are a choice, its what their parents have decided for them.