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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 9389479" data-attributes="member: 19675">Yep!&nbsp; That’s the recipe!I went to a small private HS.&nbsp; When I was in school there, they didn’t want to deal with the insurance, infrastructure, and personnel issues involved with running an actual cafeterias, so we had a lunch room with vending machines.&nbsp; So lunch options were bring your lunch or eat whatever you chose from the vending machines.&nbsp; Juniors &amp; seniors could leave campus for lunch, but there wasn’t much close by.The sandwich machine usually got cleared of anything decent by the upperclassmen.&nbsp; Chips, cookies &amp; candy bars are tasty, but not nutritious.&nbsp; The hot vending machine had cans of Vienna sausages, chili, and a couple of other options.I brought my lunch almost every day for 4 years, but occasionally, I had to resort to vending.&nbsp; And Frito Pies were the only hot dish I’d eat out of the machine.Unfortunately for ME, I had an as-yet undiagnosed mild allergy to corn.&nbsp; So the combination of greasy, canned vending machine chili (with or without beans) and the Frito corn chips was a little extra tough on my guts than for my classmates.&nbsp; Heartburn was inevitable; sometimes worse occurred.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 9389479, member: 19675"] Yep! That’s the recipe! I went to a small private HS. When I was in school there, they didn’t want to deal with the insurance, infrastructure, and personnel issues involved with running an actual cafeterias, so we had a lunch room with vending machines. So lunch options were bring your lunch or eat whatever you chose from the vending machines. Juniors & seniors could leave campus for lunch, but there wasn’t much close by. The sandwich machine usually got cleared of anything decent by the upperclassmen. Chips, cookies & candy bars are tasty, but not nutritious. The hot vending machine had cans of Vienna sausages, chili, and a couple of other options. I brought my lunch almost every day for 4 years, but occasionally, I had to resort to vending. And Frito Pies were the only hot dish I’d eat out of the machine. Unfortunately for ME, I had an as-yet undiagnosed mild allergy to corn. So the combination of greasy, canned vending machine chili (with or without beans) and the Frito [B]corn[/B] chips was a little extra tough on my guts than for my classmates. Heartburn was inevitable; sometimes worse occurred. [/QUOTE]

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