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| BIG thanks to our cohost ! Thanks for all you do to support & ! |
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| Chrissy & I love to cook real food together. Now I'm speaking up so more kids get access to real, healthy food |
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| LAST Q: How are you starting a Food Revolution? |
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| Also, more than 32M US students get lunch at school, so it’s important we make those meals healthy. |
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| Children are more excited to eat healthy food when they are a part of the process, school gardening programs help. |
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| Q10. What initiatives do you think can work to make food environments in schools more healthy? |
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| Even moderate under nutrition can have longterm effects, we need good nutrition to give students the best opportunity. |
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| A healthy breakfast can improve memory & brain function but 2/3 of teens don’t eat breakfast before school |
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| It’s critical – numerous studies have shown the link of good nutrition to improved school performance |
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| Q9. How important do you think eating well in is? |
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| We can speak up to ensure our policy makers provide healthy food in schools & don't subsidize cheap, bad foods |
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| Q8. How do you think we can get the world to listen about good and better ? |
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| Even as school budgets are being cut, many programs take a back seat, but it’s such an impt priority |
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| Sadly, no. I would love to see food/health education in every school |
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| Q7. Do you think kids get enough ? |
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| Make it fun & don’t be afraid to make mistakes. Use the internet to search for cool recipes that aren't so difficult. |
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| Q6. What’s your best tip for getting kids in the kitchen? |
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| I recently heard a man say the drive thru is killing more people in the inner city these days than the drive by. |
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| In many of the neighborhoods where it’s hard to get a good education, it’s almost impossible to get good food |
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