Dream - It is common for parents to still find school cafeterias selling various menus that stimulate children's appetite. The menus offered range from snacks to processed and ready-to-eat foods. Although delicious and popular among students, these processed foods generally have low nutritional value. When consumed excessively, these foods can be harmful to health.

In a series of shared photos, it can be seen that the cafeteria provides a variety of food menus that have better nutritional content for its students. Some of the menus sold include fresh cut fruits, choices of dry or soupy noodles, various types of fried proteins or vegetables, as well as beverages. There are no fast food, processed foods such as French fries, sausages or nuggets, chips, tea, or coffee.

According to the government, it is important that this cafeteria uses real meat, not processed meat like sausages. For the noodles, the government has asked them to add more vegetables and protein. "Cafeteria managers must start from a point, and a healthy lifestyle cannot be achieved in a day. This is a good start, and we hope more schools will follow in these footsteps," said the local government. Author: Khaira Amaliya