
A look at what pre-school children are eating for school lunch in Toulouse, France, compliments of Noodlepie Graham. Items include baby carrots with parsley, fresh fruit nearly every day, and hard boiled eggs with bechamel sauce. Also, yummy cheeses and fish. I'd be happy to eat like that every day, that's for sure.
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