November 27, 2011

Fight For Your Chocolate Milk Rights

Around the country, chocolate milk is being bullied out of schools. But students and even some parents are fighting the chocolate-banning powers that be.

(Credit: Time.com)
Students in the Tahoma (WA) School District have launched a petition asking the school board to put chocolate milk back on the cafeteria menu.

Fairfax (VA) County Schools took away chocolate milk earlier this year, but, as The Daily Mail reports, the district “received a slew of letters from nutritional and special interest groups that said their decision was rash and that they had robbed students of not only a tasty drink but also the vitamins and minerals essential for their healthy bone and muscle growth.” The district solved the problem by getting its milk suppliers to provide a lower-fat chocolate milk without high-fructose corn syrup.

When the anti-sugar hysteria dies down and common sense kicks in, most people realize that chocolate milk is better than no milk at all.

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