No, you can't. Too many children apparently have peanut allergies. I wonder why that is.
I'm not a scientist, but I like the soy theory. There wasn't soy in anything when I was a kid, and there were also no peanut allergies. There's soy in everything now, and the plants are related. Why kids would get sensitized to a relative of soy rather than soy itself points to an additional factor.
I don’t remember peanut allergies being a problem before the peanut farmer took office.
I guess we can blame the peanut farmer instead of Reagan or Bush for the allergies.
We did not have hot lunches until I started going to junior high school and even then, many of us brought lunches from home. It's just the way it was back then.
During elementary school, I had the metal "themed" lunch boxes that they used to sell at the time with the thermoses. I remember having lunch box themes of the Banana Splits, the Archies and the Partridge Family (which will give away my age). Every day for the first six years of school, it would have the peanut butter and jelly sandwich, maybe an apple or a Twinkie and milk in the Thermos.
Point of saying all that is that the parents ought to be able to pack lunches for this kids if they can't afford the "hot lunch" at the school. In fact, schools should be out of the whole business of providing lunches. Let them focus on the pencils and paper and let the parents provide the lunches accordingly.
It’s because we no longer give babies honey.
Parents conceived during the Carter administration?