A Minnesota school district is using a food truck to provide kids with meals during the summer. Any child can get a meal at one of the 11 stops — no questions asked and no registration required, reports mprnews.
The food truck trend has reached St. Paul Public Schools. The district is using a truck that would feel right at home outside of a brewery to bring healthy breakfasts and lunches to kids at apartment buildings and city parks all summer long.
Instead, any child 18 years old and younger can get a balanced meal at one of the 11 truck stops — no questions asked and no registration required. "It's similar to when you think about an ice cream truck rolling down the street and playing music, and everybody chases after it," Westlund said."We're trying to do the same thing, just with different food. We can't give them ice cream, unfortunately."
Stacy Davis, a day care provider and grandmother, wheeled her young grandchildren to the truck in a red wagon.
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