"Jamie's school dinners" clip part2/2

[cheese0ninja]

kids do love their stickers!

[patisabel2]

Look at that dumb mom: doesn't know what basil looks like, thinks it's just to decorate not to eat because it's just leaves, never had an avocado before.

F*cking idiots

[mingecakes]

0:51 Bisc&, oh my lord they were delicious...

[philateliceun]

I didn't eat one gram of sugar, except for the sugar in fruit, before my 4th year a. Even till I was 12 I wasn't allowed to drink soda's, only at birthdays and McDonalds was also only on birthdays. Why give them soda when they can drink orange or apple juice? Why give your children sweets when they can eat a banana or an apple? What about "eat what you are served or else you are going to bed without food"? Aren\t children supposed to learn that sometimes you have to do things you might not like?

[kraznot]

he is a thug, all he does is swear and get emotional all the time when his dreadful plans don't work

[loufromlou]

@kraznot he isn't a thug. yeah he is emotional because he truly cares. he's a chef, like he said. plain and simple.

[MijitoPorQue]

hahaha sounds like JUNK FOOD PROCESS ATTITUDE to me!!!

[cod007skilldfan]

Haha, the 3 likes are probably: Dominos, macdonalds and coca-cola.

[martiniforlunch92]

3:32. those kids are getting horny from the stickers

[kimburleeboo]

lawl Jamie's corn costume :3

[hellohello66666]

that slaggy mum has taken more cocks than a chicken rustler

[kimbolton111]

i think the only reason they like the food is because jamie oliver made it as soon as he goes the school chefs wont be as good so the food will end up shit again lol

[1982FMJ]

Personally i think primary school is a big time waster for childrens early lifes and a form of emotional abuse. People eat when they are hungry and don't eat at specific times.  THe whoel problem with schools is that if a kid feels hungry he isn't allowed to eat which is a basic human right. we only allow kids to eat at specific times and that in itself is wrong.

[missgracegallagher]

@1982FMJ This is wrong. Children eat when you give them food. Giving them a routine means their bodies expect food at the same times every day and so they get hungry just before they're expecting to eat. Babies don't have the instinct that eating will get rid of hunger, it's something they learn. And studies have shown that in cases of bad parenting where children are fed at different times every day, it increases the chances of overattatchment to the parents and eating disorders in adolescence.

[1982FMJ]

don't let the doctor worry you. Also i think being able to judge a bad parent is very difficult indeed and only the usual people who class people as bad parenting are suited bofins in a uniform and a bunch of do gooders who are hypocrits. YOu should let ur mind become entrapped in one set way of thinking or allow somebody else to make you think a specific way is right and the only way to be. Everybody likes there own way of thinking and ideas and that is what school takes away from kids

[piepartyzena]

Children don't like smoked salmon! What was he thinking there?

[heavymetalkid999]

@piepartyzena i like smoke salmon but then again i am 14

[bigleroygym]

love the show...i'm surprised that the f-word is allowed on Tv in England, is this true?

[qwertasdcfghjklmo24z]

@bigleroygym after a certain time. Usually after 9pm

[starbug79]

@bigleroygym. yep. but only since about 1998 and can only after 9pm

[starbug79]

@bigleroygym. yep. but only since about 1998 and can only after 9pm

[fto2006]

I like this much more than the drama-full american version

[sacadosify]

It's unfortunate to see how ignorant some people are when it comes to food. You would think that the public health system in the UK would work harder to ensure that people received education on nutrition to prevent health issues related to poor eating habits.

[TheCheeseandmaciful]

Those kids are brats.

[ClarkieDude]

As a father of three, I understand the conundrum of the threat school lunches in the public schools in the United States pose to both children and parents -- either spend a lot of money and time feeding your family healthy, properly prepared meals (especially school lunches), or face the inevitable consequences of poisoning your loved ones with garbage. I'd rather tighten my belt and deal with the high price of good eating habits than giving in to the latter.

[Lunarlaserranging]

the biggest problem with schools is they dont give kids enough to eat and limit the amount they are allowed to eat. we're all different and there is no set amount one human should eat. most kids dont eat enough for the amount of physical exursion they do. 70g of fat is so inadequate for any man per day. the guidelines are all bollocks to keep people puny. the govertnment dont want big powerful people as they are harder to maintain and control. the more we eat the more powerful we become

[LittlePinky82]

I think that's so awesome! Makes you happy you want to cry. :) I can't believe people would dislike this.

[lovergurlz10001]

i wish he did this before, i'm 18 now but when I first came to canada i had chicken nuggets and coke for an entire two years cuz thats what everybody was eating. I'm not fat but i wish i knew better cuz it must have affected my health in an adverse way.

[SelGomezFan4Lifee]

@lovergurlz10001 I don't know where you were in Canada, but thye province of Quebec isn't like that at all.

[TheCheeseandmaciful]

@SelGomezFan4Lifee I totally agree. Where I live in Canada, it is nothing like that.

[lovergurlz10001]

@SelGomezFan4Lifee lol oh no my mom packed my lunch vancouver elementary schools usually doesnt provide a lunch service

[SelGomezFan4Lifee]

@lovergurlz10001 oh.. so you were in BC.. well I guess you were out of luck cause quite a lot of schools in Canada have a cafeteria/lunch service

[GhreysGirl]

It takes time for taste buds to change, whether literal or figural: two weeks, and the body will like different foods.

[PurpleFreak987]

i mostly just eat one meal a day... the rest of the day mostly fruits... i don't like the school lunches, i hate the fatty parts of chickens and the fatty part that is left with the meat... it makes me sick when i think about it...

[stucknad]

Our family saves money by eating meat only 2-3 times a week rather than twice a day like we used to. We use the savings to buy fruits, vegies and other good healthy stuff.

[bboyzshannon]

the term "expensive" is bullshit

i would rather big bucks for fruits than big medical bills

THINK ABOUT IT

EXPENSIVE FRUITS VERSUS EXPENSIVE MEDICAL BILLS

[BLURMANNIN]

I ALWAYS SAY THE SAME THING!

[crpsaiyan]

Fruits and veggies are expensive, but at the same time, it's a plus. They spoil so quickly in the fridge. I live alone, so there's only one mouth to feed, and the veggie portions are huge. I can only eat so much in a day, so the expense also teaches me about portion control.

[0kelham0]

do you live in america

[zzzzJAGJEETzzzz]

@bboyzshannon this is the uk. we have a free national health service.

[missgracegallagher]

@bboyzshannon Haha, that probably makes more sense in America. In Britain we never have medical bills. But yeah, I still think I'd rather have the expensive fruit than the painful and life-shortening medical problems.

[elshambo]

@missgracegallagher Yes you do have medical bills, you pay for it in taxes and increased insurance policies etc

[missgracegallagher]

@elshambo Yes, but an individual person eating healthier isn't going to do much to the amount they have to spend on health-care (unless they choose to go private [which hardly anyone does because the NHS is just as good and it's mostly free]). I'm just saying that saving money isn't going to be a big incentive to people in England to eat healthily.

[yumyumchoc]

@bboyzshannon In all fairness, health care is free in England so this argument doesn't quite work in this case. Although I do agree with you, and you can get plenty of reasonably priced fresh fruit and veg (especially if you shop locally)

[faro0485]

@bboyzshannon Refer to Agenda 21, and Codex Alimenterius.

[kolllane]

mm, i bought some strawberries few days ago. it was like heaven, but it was sooo expensive also..

[NinjaHotel]

In some of these episodes some kids haven't even heard about strawberries! is it really possible? Britain is full of Sainsbury's, where you can buy nice blueberrys, raspberrys and strawberrys all year long!!! I so envy you all!

[FGP02]

Can you not buy all fruits all year round where you live? Do they not import them when out of season?

[NinjaHotel]

Nope. Importing small berrys would be really expencive. And we wouldn't have that much clients for that either (because of what the price would be),

Even in the summer, when we can grow our own berrys, the prices on shops are very expencive: about 36 kroons (estonian money), which is about 3-4 pounds. that's just expencive. And importing will make the price... about 5-6 pounds. Outrageous! (?)

[FGP02]

Yes it is expensive, berries are expensive in supermarkets here even in season, the best way to get them is to go to a pick your own, where you get them straight from the farmers field, they are a lot cheaper that way as you cut out the middle man. I don't buy them out of season as they cost too much, 200g of cherries for example would be about £3. The best way to buy out of season is to buy frozen, £2 for 350g of cherries.

[alphacause]

What Jamie Oliver is doing is commendable. However, let us be honest. These kids are eating badly because they are given bad options by school administrators and parents - people who should know better! If you don't give kids the option to eat bad, they will have to eat well. Its just that simple. Even if the healthy food doesn't taste as scrumptious as Oliver's culinary delights, children will eat. They can only reject healthy food for so long, provided that this is the ONLY OPTION for them.

[FGP02]

It's true when I was a kid I loved sweets and fatty food but when I refused to go to the dentist for months my mum banned me from eating junk food. All sweets I was given by friends and family went in a box until I went to the dentist, eventually I caved in and went. My reward was a box full of sweets, but at that point I'd rather eat an apple or some broccoli. My favourite meal from that point on was mixed vegetables in vegetable gravy! Just proves kids WILL like it when they give it a chance.

[MilesStauffe]

It's not just availability but accustomed taste. Even the 'healthy' food can taste bad to these kids. The smoked salmon - I would never have eaten it as a 7 yr old, because it's too strong. The vegetable risotto is also something that's for an adult's palate, not a child's. He needs to make children's meals that are simple and plain, not adults' meals

[then00best]

I remember seeing one of those crazy moms on TV with a 100 pound 5 year old. She said "Don't you feed your kids when they're hungry?" and cut to a video of her giving her kid a big glass of soda. She, and every other mother out there, could have given her an apple, or a banana, or made a sandwich. I agree with you

[kie188]

"chickens got 10 outta 10" lolled at that

[GPaDLA]

SSTTIICCCKKKERRRSS!

[acidtrip33]

i feel sorry for jamie, i'd be fucking offended if someone spat out my risotto

[McLarenGeeZx]

@acidtrip33

They'rel little kids.

thats why he wasn't offended.

[Thecheongas]

lol how bout the dumb slut who had never had an avacado?? or doesnt even know what basil looked like?

idiot

[pahwraith]

really? smoked fish?

How just an egg white omelette or something to start off.

[corpsemunger]

At like 1:50 they shoulda fed the kids that food seperately, cos all the kids hear one little brat go yaaaauuugghhh, then even before considering trying it they just would go yuucckkk. If they did one at a time, one of em might admit they like it

[sillyscarecrow]

Just goes to show that those greasy mongrels will never change thier ways.

[cianbrennan25]

you mean their parents?

[00G6]

調理実習室無いの!?

[Pjam2006]

i love u jamie

[mms5510]

ベジタリアンが正しいとか、そうでないとか別にして、

幼い子供にファーストフードの味しか覚えさせないという事は、恐­ろしいことだと思うのですが。

[imeight]

i just think that animal rightists have gone overboard with their criticism about butchering animals for human consumption and stuff bla bla bla ..

while i support banning poaching and protecting endangered species and animals like that .. but cows, goats, chickens, pigs and other domestic animals are bred for human consumption .. sometimes the animal rightists are just too blinded to accept that what we're eating are actually animals bred for human consumption, and not a turtle from the sea .

[faro0485]

Hitler was a vegetarian... I just hope that the "no true scottsman" fallacy applies when it comes to vegetarians.

[anouck86]

Hitler wasn't a vegetarian...that was just Nazi propaganda to make him appear as this superhuman.

[faro0485]

I know, we've all heard about the vegetarians who love to eat the living. That being vegetables.

[rumpuskat]

I'm not a vegetarian either, but I'm invoking Godwin's Law on this.

[faro0485]

You cannot invoke Godwin's law.

[faro0485]

No he can't since it only refers to a reality of what will happen. When a person refers to nazis, that is when they've invoked it. Not that you refer to godwins law to prevent people talking about nazis.

[sergif]

In my opinion, quoting that Hitler was vegetarian pretends to criticize a previous post, trying to make a parallelism. So, in this case he wants us to think that since Hitler was vegetarian, you cannot defend vegetarianism. In fact the vegetarianism of Hitler is the example you can find in Wiki to show what Reductio ad Hitlerum is. I think in this case Godwin's law can perfectly be invoked.

[faro0485]

I don't think that is what Godwin's law is about. Though Godwin himself wished people were more careful in what they used about the nazis and what not.

Is it not true that according to one study of meat eaters vs pure vegetarians that the vegetarians were only slightly more aggressive? Of course he might have just been an mi6 agent?

[sergif]

When I say "he wants us", it is "you want us"

[sergif]

In fact Faro, I have to admit that you are right and at the same time wrong...I understand what you mean, and it is only a fact what you are quoting here, and not a Reductio ad hitlerum itself...but the meaning of your quote remains the same, more or less...mmmm...complicated....

[GrenMoyo]

I WANT THIS FILM WHERE CAN I GET IT!!!!

[yonimiller]

She's never had an Avocado before in her life.. that's sad.

[nogoluno]

I can't believe how kids spit out foods... so rude, no manner..... even if those food didn't taste good and they were frightened...

[TheBrokenEclipse]

and the sad thing is, they didnt even taste it... as soon as the spoon touched their mouth, they spit the food out...

so sad...

[kristeclectic]

He took away their sight but not their hearing. They hear the kid next to them spit it and they have to do the same. They don't want to be the weird one who likes it. They've already decided this before the food hits their mouth.

[TheBrokenEclipse]

yea i guess.... we humans do want to be in a group...

[ilovedogs1212121]

I Totally agree

But i wouldn't do what they did I would probably say sumin like

"Is that smoked Salmon" Although i would probably spit it out because i totally hate fish i throw up if i eat fish

[sabinaebay]

@kristeclectic well said!

[IROCKFORME]

@kristeclectic you have a point

[loufromlou]

@kristeclectic agreed. plus kids aren't gonna like super "weird" stuff like smoked salmon right off the bat when they have been eating bland greasy fries and nuggets for years. he has the right idea though!

[bigballz4u]

yeah, i was just being an ignorant dick for fun.

[bigballz4u]

VEGETARIANISM IS FOR WOMEN!!!

[ChildOfTheSettingSun]

You know, men do it too

[huxtiblejones]

He doesn't know how to del with children. How to manipulate them.

He should have had those blindfolded kids tested individually and alone. They see their friends spit it out, so ofcourse they're going to hate it. Even before they acually decide for themselves.

[gfxlonghorn]

I am a vegetarian and there aren't many benefits from a strictly vegetarian diet. I have been this way all my life, so I have no desire to change; however, our bodies aren't built for a strictly vegetarian diet. It is a pain in the ass for me to get all my required vitamins every day. The most responsible diet is that of moderate portions of meat with a moderate portion of fruits and vegetables to balance it. The extremes of either side can be detrimental.

[garethac81]

What vitamin are you struggling to consume without eating meat? More info on this, please.

[JCFtoGroundControl]

B12

[garethac81]

Vitamin B12 is not exclusively found in meat - vegetarians can easily include B12 in their diet through consuming dairy products, which also contain the vitamin.

Want to try again, or are you willing to accept that there are NO health-giving benefits exclusive to a meat-eating diet?

[faro0485]

You're forgetting that the majority of people that eat meat are omnivores, not carnivores.

[garethac81]

You're missing the point - a vegetarian diet is just as healthy, if not more so, than an omnivorous diet. There is no nutrient exclusive to meat that justifies eating it because it would be unhealthy not to. Humans do not require meat to live healthy lives - which means BILLIONS of thinking, feeling creatures are murdered EVERY YEAR just for "being tasty". I don't need billions of animals to die to keep me alive, and I think the planet is a more beautiful place with those animals alive on it.

[faro0485]

You forget that even vegetables are themselves thinking feeling creatures.

[garethac81]

Vegetables neither think nor feel as we would define either of those terms...I hope you're kidding.

[faro0485]

Well you can refer to this on wiki:

Talk:Plant perception (paranormal)

[garethac81]

Here's a quote from that Wikipedia article you suggested I look at:

"In the scientific community as a whole, paranormal biocommunication has been subjected to much criticism, and is largely regarded as a pseudoscience. Overall, there is little concrete, universally verified evidence suggesting that there is any truth to the theory, and it is therefore apt to receive a great deal of contempt among scientific circles"

Enough said.

[faro0485]

I asked you to refer to the talk page of the article, not the article which is still in ongoing process.

If you want to look at a list of pseudoscience according to the wikipedians, then refer to:

"List of topics characterized as pseudoscience"

[carymaryfuk84]

Most of those animals wouldn´t even born if we didn´t eat them... We wouldn´t bread them just for being beautiful and taking up space for something else we could use somehow.. That´s how it is..

[garethac81]

We conserve hundreds of different species on this planet that we do not directly benefit from...many human beings DO recognise the importance of preserving different forms of life, not because they benefit us, but because they benefit the PLANET...which would be a poorer, more desolate place without its rich variety of animal inhabitants. THAT'S "how it is".

Isn't it time you asked yourself if you really need BILLIONS of animals killed every year just because you think they're tasty?

[TheBrokenEclipse]

let me guess, your a vegetarian?

seriously you talk about murdering animals, sure thing, then you also murder plants by slicing thing, butchers doesnt kill or murder animals, they actually kill them rather "politiely", and pigs, cows, lambs and so on ARENT THREATHENED, seriously, its not like we eat lions or any other kinds of threathened spieces, and most spieces isnt threathened because we eat them, its because we destroy forests, polution (just some examples)

[TheBrokenEclipse]

bottom line: we dont kill animal spieces because we thing they "taste good", its other factors, and most animals we eat is breaded to become animals that are ment for food.

but i agree, we should preserve every spieces that is threathened, its our responsibility since we kill this planet!

[garethac81]

By that logic, humans should eat other human beings...hey, we're not an endangered species, so that makes it OK, right?

And what "other factors" necessitate killing billions of animals a year? If the slaughter industry shut down worldwide overnight, human beings would continue to live happy, healthy lives. This endless butchering serves NO PURPOSE.

As for deforestation, I agree that is also a serious problem...but it is certainly NOT a problem exacerbated by vegetarianism.

[TheBrokenEclipse]

first off, we arent SLAUGHTERING animals, we kill them in a very humane way, dont even think about judging at that part, and secondly, what threathened animals do we "slaughter" for the purpose of just eating? i know ther are SOME dangered spieces that once where threathened by that, but duo to laws, better security many endangered spieces arent hunted anymore, what kills them instead is US, both those who eat meat AND vegetarians.

[russianfantastico]

Yeah like you can murder plants, and they feel pain. Sure thing, idiot.

[TheBrokenEclipse]

uh?

where did that come from?

[russianfantastico]

You being a dufus tardbag, that's where it came from. Jeez.

[TheBrokenEclipse]

wow, could you grow up?

what i said is: If we "murder" animals, then we also murder plants, taking them up, thats killing them, so all i did was saying that he shouldnt say we slaugher or murder animals when we kill them, and we dont kill entire spieces.

[russianfantastico]

Oh, I get what your saying, I think. So we can't murder animals? I mean, if we can murder animals then there's also such a thing as murdering plants? 'Cause that's dumb too. I mean didn't you ever read "The Most Dangerous Game"?

[TheBrokenEclipse]

no i never said that idiot, what i said was that the animals we are "murering" for eating, is mostly pigs, cows and so on, and the TECHNIGUES that we use is so humane and non-harming to the animal that it simply cannot be called "murdering".

now, there are murdering, look at elephants, tigers and so on, THATS murdering.

[missMuffinus]

Have you actually seen slaughterhouses?? The conditions that animals that are brought up for their meat are living in are far from humane, and neither is the process of slaughter itself.

I'm just sayin'.....

[TheBrokenEclipse]

the conditions? well i dont know how a cow or pig feels about walking around a big field, where they can eat and sleep whenever they want to, thats actually better than in their natural conditions. I know that some places, animals are being misstreated, but thats not the normality...

And the conditions of they "slaughtering", would it be better if we just shot them from afar? Again the normality is humane, and are improving.

I'm just sayin'.....

[ghandi8749]

i dont mmind the new school meals there rather nice

[Peekingduck]

Same results as they got making 'super size me" checking the schools and changing the food....

Brilliant Jamie ! ! ! ! ! !

[clacky87]

hes doing good things!! i work as a nanny and iv seen first hand how kids can come home after processed junk and its not good!! kids should be given balanced meals at school thats just common sense! well done jamie!

[faro0485]

Best clip ever. And proof against all those types of substances/foods that cause so much misery for many families.

[chazrc23]

I think its not really a family show, its about kids but aimed at parents and councils. Thanks to tary323 for this, you saved me 200 mins!

[Maldesoada]

It's great you put this great vid on youtube, it's urgent to change the people's mind, 'cause it's a shame to see this kids eating all that crap and the parents are guilt for this.

[cubaphi]

well it looks like the British have become a new fast food nation.

[mrsjohnmayer69]

what do you mean, 'what's the point of this?' lmao