JM: How many meals did you get per day? Ford: Three meals a day. This was the high point. The
food was varied and plentiful in my opinion.
Three hot meals a day Miss T: 3 Reta: 3 meals aday Julie: 3.
JM: How would you rate the food? Please give details of why. Ford: The food was filling and reasonably tasty. Milk
in the morning along with coffee. Miss T: I thought the food was pretty good actually. I
just wish we would have eaten later at night, as
I got hungry a couple of hours after dinner. Reta: not for human consumption Julie: -10000000
Awful, but I'm picky. I would rather starv than
attempt to eat mystery meat. Ugh.
JM: Did you have any favorite/least favorite meals? Ford: I liked the breakfast burritos and the dinner
taco boats. I did not enjoy the chipped beef on a
biscuit. Really did like most of the meals. Miss T: My least favorite meal was probably breakfast. Reta: all of it was gross Julie: I didn't have a meal. They most I ate was a
piece of garlic bread, and 1 Friday we were
given a giant brownie. I stuck to lettuce most
of the time.
JM: Were there any other snacks offered outside of meals? What was commissary like and how expensive was it? Ford: NO snacks outside of the meals. You could
purchase sweets and such through canteen. The
selection on the canteen was limited. Miss T: If you had money to buy commissary, you could buy
snacks. Otherwise, no. Reta: you can buy their over priced snacks if you had money on books Julie: Yes, you could order commesary. I got a poptart
but it took a couple days to even recieve it.