Title: French School Lunch Menus
Headings: French School Lunches
French School Lunches
What do French schoolchildren eat for lunch?

Content: Ketchup can only be served once per week, typically    with the once-per-week fries, and only a limited    amount provided with the meal. Many school simply don't serve the high-sugar    high-salt ketchup at all. No sweetened and flavored milk, water is served. No daily menu may be repeated within a month. The municipal government can set prices within the constraints   of the national law's maximum limit and sliding scale. The result is that, on average, a school lunch costs   something like €2.30–2.80. The very wealthiest families might pay €5.40 per meal   while those with the lowest of incomes pay €0.15   and free meals are available for those who can't pay. Vending machines are prohibited in French schools. Parents are strongly discouraged from sending their children   to school with sack lunches, and very few do. All this comes from the Ministry of National Education,   formally known as the Ministère de l'Éducation nationale,    de la Jeunesse et de la Vie associative, indicating the sports and other physical activity are   also considered a crucial part of French life.