Share In an effort to control what our kids are eating and impose a one-size-fits-all diet on Americans, the federal government released new nutrition standards for public school lunches on January 25th. According to USA Today, the changes include: “Establish maximum calorie and sodium limits for meals; require schools to serve a fruit and vegetable [...]

Share Students in the Los Angeles Unified School District are quickly rejecting the newly imposed school lunch menus that included such items as black bean burgers, tostada salad, and fresh pears. The “healthy” lunch fare which complies with the USDA’s updated version of the Dietary Guidelines of America — represented now by a plate instead [...]

Share The British government’s population wide salt reduction plan of which Heinz recently joined has completely backfired on the company. Among consumers, the taste is deplorable, and they are rejecting the sauce they beloved for 116 years: But fans of the sauce say the small change has altered the whole taste, and they are not [...]

Share Parents and kids, are you ready for Lemonade Freedom Day? Please join us on August 20, 2011 and set up your own lemonade stand. We need to send a message to everyone who is listening. They can not shut down the kids lemonade stands. If you do not have kids or do not want [...]

Share This week Superintendent John Deasy of the Los Angeles public school system — the nation’s second largest — announced his plans to ban chocolate milk starting this summer. Chocolate milk may meet its demise because school administrators are coming “under increasing pressure” from the federal government to comply with new “healthy” standards. (Kids in Chicago [...]

Share The next time you hear government officials propose population wide salt reduction plans, introduce legislation to ban chefs from using salt in restaurants, or force companies like Walmart to dramatically alter the amount of salt in product recipes, or any other absurd measure that not only demonstrates government overreach but is also based on [...]