The days of meat pies and hot dogs are gone-school lunches are full of salads, fried vegetables, gluten-free food and now popular (kombucha). Tea
Most parents understand that they need to give their children a little reward in order to convince them to eat healthier.
But this school is not like this. Thanks to cafeteria manager Judy Slater (Jodie Slater), Sunshine Beach High School`s students have completely accepted a healthy diet.
The former restaurant owner is currently studying nutrition, focusing on healthy eating for children. She revolutionized the school menu, replacing high-fat Australian staples with delicious, healthy dishes.
From the freshly baked Gusmi salad (couscous salad), gluten-free pasta and curry, grilled beef burgers and zucchini burritos, he offers a variety of tempting dishes, no wonder students rush to lunch.
However, when Slater launched Campu tea, the popularity of the cafeteria please climb up a high-rise.
It is said to be Australia`s first school to offer the drink, which is highly regarded for its health benefits.
"We`re waiting to see how the students react because they don`t like healthy products," Slater said.
She says the drink attracts people of different ages for different reasons.
"older students pay more attention to healthy eating habits, so they drink this drink for lunch at salad, and the seventh and eighth graders drink it because they like it."
Slater said that although the sugar content of Campu tea varies from brand to brand, after careful study, she found a brand with zero sugar content.
"We were lucky to find a brand called Remedy Kombucha, which doesn`t contain any sugar," she said. This is the most important thing, so we immediately decided to buy it. "
"Kompucha is good for bacteria in your stomach. It helps digest. Many children are indigestion because they eat too much processed food."
Steve Bourne (Steve Byrne), a fermenting expert behind Remedy Kombucha, says the drink is good for both children and adults.
"it is a substitute for sugary drinks because it is not sugar-free and contains healthy living bacteria that are beneficial to bacteria," Bourne said.
