Inside the Saudi lunchbox: How school meals are changing

Arab News ·
Saudi Arabia

ALKHOBAR: Every school morning, Sara Al-Qahtani faces a small negotiation at her kitchen counter. Her 8-year-old son wants something he will actually eat. She wants something that will survive several hours in a lunchbox, give him enough energy for the school day and return home with as few leftovers as possible. The result is usually simple: a small sandwich or wrap, fruit, vegetables, a dairy…

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