Martha Payne, a 9-year-old Scottish girl, after consuming meals of dubious quality for some time, took action: she opened a blog, called NeverSeconds, on which she publishes the photo-denunciations of the disappointing menus served at the school canteen.
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Un mini-cheeseburger, two croquettes of potatoes, a few slices of cucumber, un icicle. It's a eloquent comment: “I'm a growing child, I have to stay focused all afternoon and I can't do it having eaten a kibble. Who thinks they can do it? ”. This is one of the posts from Martha Payne, baby 9 year old Scotsman, which, after consuming for some time meals of dubious quality, is took action: he opened a blog, it's called NeverSeconds, on which he publishes the photo-report of the disappointing menus served at the school canteen.
Il tam tam on the network it was not long in coming, with some of its posts bounced in a way they went on Twitter, and his site was literally stormed. To date, they have been about 720 thousand pages visited, with peaks of 40 thousand users they passed there in a single day and a lot of comments, especially from people concern for the health of children, forced to eat the meals that Martha put online. Other examples are: a slice of pizza, a croquette of potatoes, a few grains of corn, a cupcake for dessert, or one soup, three potatoes, three slices of cucumber (complete with hair) e two small sausages.
Cost £ 2, explains the little girl, who, together with one review of each meal, provides an assessment of how good the flavor, how many mouthfuls are needed to finish it, how much it's healthy and also an indication if it has found any hair in its food. Thanks to his complaint, however, things are now improving: the father has recently met the local council, which announced that the children will be able to have unlimited salad, fruit and bread. Great job, little Martha. And good appetite!
Roberta Ragni
