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Anger from kids as Scots schools pull ice cream and custard due to sugar laws


Anger from kids as Scots schools pull ice cream and custard due to sugar laws
Schoolchildren have launched a petition to try and get their favourite desserts back on the menu.
The kids at Rhynie primary have launched the drive
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Petition after ice cream and custard dropped from school menu


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image captionThe Rhynie pupils hope their petition might overturn the change
Primary children have started a petition after custard and ice cream was dropped from their school dinner menu on health grounds.
Pupils at Aberdeenshire s Rhynie PS said they were taking the action to reinstate their favourite puddings, described as the best in the world .
Aberdeenshire Council said primary menus had been refreshed in line with new nutritional requirements.
Alternative dessert options are being provided instead.
The Scottish government s new nutrition guidelines aim to limit sugar intake and encourage consumption of fruit and vegetables.
The school petition has been instigated by pupils Angus Beverly, 10, and 11-year-old William Dibb. ....

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Pupils at Rhynie Primary School, near Huntly, Aberdeenshire object to new custard ban


A Scottish council has scrapped custard and ice cream from its primary school dinner menus, prompting a backlash from parents and pupils.
Aberdeenshire Council claims new legislation from the Scottish Government which aims to curb children s sugar intake over the school day has forced the move by driving up food costs.
It has now removed the traditional creamy puddings, along with other favourites, from its forthcoming menus, including grapes because they are too labour intensive to cut up.
Furious youngsters from Rhynie Primary School, near Huntly, have now taken matters into their own hands to bring back their cook s best puddings in the world , after she announced there would be no more after the Easter holidays. ....

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School pupils call for 'best puddings in the world' to be put back on school menu after council axes ice cream and custard


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Updated: April 14, 2021, 12:13 pm
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Pupils have urged the council to rethink plans to axe the “best puddings in the world” from their school dinner menu.
Aberdeenshire Council has scrapped custard and ice cream from its primary school lunch menus, prompting a backlash from parents and pupils.
The authority claims new government legislation aimed at curbing children’s sugar intake over the school day has forced the move by driving up food costs.
But the decision has been likened to the “Thatcher era” when the former prime minister stopped free milk for the over sevens in the 1970s. ....

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