Massachusetts School Nutrition Rules Revive Chocolate Milk Debate

Outraged nutritionists, cafeteria managers and parents are pleading with public health officials to keep chocolate milk in schools as the state prepares to issue new food regulations that could eliminate the flavored drink, according to The Boston Herald in Boston, Mass.

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Editor’s Insight: Restrictions on chocolate milk generated more debate than any other aspect of the proposed new rules. This is because chocolate milk is very popular with kids, and the nutritionists hold mixed views on its nutritional benefits for kids.

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