France Ketchup Ban. The reason why france banned ketchup in elementary schools and colleges' cafeterias apparently has to do with cultural reasons, according to numerous reports. The french don't want ketchup ruining their food This week, french elementary schools have introduced new dietary guidelines, including limiting the amount of ketchup. “in october 2011, the use of ketchup was banned in france—except, strangely enough, for use on french fries (variously called there patates , frites, or pommes frites )—in all school and college cafeterias in order to protect the integrity of the traditional gallic cuisine…” In 2011, france banned the use of ketchup in french schools, citing a public health mission, when in truth it was all about the eating habits of french kids. In an effort to promote healthful eating and, it has been suggested, to protect traditional gallic cuisine, the french. Bread equality, ketchup bans, and the surprising origins of croissants and macarons. In an effort to fight obesity and to keep the french youth, well, french, france's government has essentially banned ketchup from primary and secondary school cafeterias.
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In an effort to fight obesity and to keep the french youth, well, french, france's government has essentially banned ketchup from primary and secondary school cafeterias. “in october 2011, the use of ketchup was banned in france—except, strangely enough, for use on french fries (variously called there patates , frites, or pommes frites )—in all school and college cafeterias in order to protect the integrity of the traditional gallic cuisine…” In an effort to promote healthful eating and, it has been suggested, to protect traditional gallic cuisine, the french. Bread equality, ketchup bans, and the surprising origins of croissants and macarons. The french don't want ketchup ruining their food The reason why france banned ketchup in elementary schools and colleges' cafeterias apparently has to do with cultural reasons, according to numerous reports. This week, french elementary schools have introduced new dietary guidelines, including limiting the amount of ketchup. In 2011, france banned the use of ketchup in french schools, citing a public health mission, when in truth it was all about the eating habits of french kids.
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France Ketchup Ban In an effort to fight obesity and to keep the french youth, well, french, france's government has essentially banned ketchup from primary and secondary school cafeterias. This week, french elementary schools have introduced new dietary guidelines, including limiting the amount of ketchup. In an effort to promote healthful eating and, it has been suggested, to protect traditional gallic cuisine, the french. “in october 2011, the use of ketchup was banned in france—except, strangely enough, for use on french fries (variously called there patates , frites, or pommes frites )—in all school and college cafeterias in order to protect the integrity of the traditional gallic cuisine…” In an effort to fight obesity and to keep the french youth, well, french, france's government has essentially banned ketchup from primary and secondary school cafeterias. Bread equality, ketchup bans, and the surprising origins of croissants and macarons. In 2011, france banned the use of ketchup in french schools, citing a public health mission, when in truth it was all about the eating habits of french kids. The french don't want ketchup ruining their food The reason why france banned ketchup in elementary schools and colleges' cafeterias apparently has to do with cultural reasons, according to numerous reports.
