School Cafeteria Food in the Dominican Republic

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The Cafeteria here is amazing!😆 The food is delicious and there is a variety of things you can order. It is a mini restaurant.  The menu posted on the wall does not encompass the variety of food that they prepare.  It is also made to order so it is fresh🍎 and made from scratch. They do have the typical lunch items such as hamburgers, hot dogs🌭 and pizza. But they also have tacos, Cesar salads, quesadillas, Cuban sandwich,empanadas, and Quipe. They also have the Dominican classics: fried cheese🧀, mash plantains, fried plantains, and salami. 
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Bandera Dominicana

 After 12 noon they have chicken, rice, beans,and salad. This traditional meal is otherwise known as  "La Bandera"⚑ (the flag).

   Although the food is delicious😋, it is a bit pricey💰. My favorite drink, Aloe is 80 pesos which is $1.75. To American standards that doesn't seem like a lot, right? On the other hand, a bottle of coca cola is $.75 cents. The healthy🌴 options are always more expensive, aren't they?
Cafeteria
Another wonderful thing is that you can get food on credit💳.  If you buy something you can put it on your account. So you don't have to have the cash💸 on you every time you buy something. Just beware🙅 the money racks up quickly🏔! 
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Students have accounts as well. So the parents don't have to worry about their children losing their lunch money especially the little ones.🚼 Many students bring their lunch in from home as well🏡. The cafeteria employees, kindly warm🔥 up their food. The school also provides bottled water for the students. It can get really hot🌞 especially during P.E. Hydration! Hydration! Hydration!🚰








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