Jail food

It has been said that if a released inmate says the food inside wasn’t too bad, then he or she is very likely to return to prison.

In Prison or Country Jail the food that is served to the inmates is more of less bad. Which I don't understand as a lot of prison/jails grow their own veg. Cooking on a big scale is always hard. But it can be done well, if cooked right. Some of these photos shown here, their is no excuse for the food looking more like slop. Inmates need to eat three times per day, I have found out that jail food is the worst, and prison food is only a little better. The inmates should take pride in what they…

The ongoing fight for more, and better, prison food.

jail food - Glendale CA

Inmates prepared a lunch of BLT’s in the jail kitchen. The Tulare County jail has its own farm headed by Farm Manager Tom Guinn. Inmates raise crops in the garden and tend to cattle, free-range chickens and hogs. Inmates also tend alfalfa fields for livestock feed. The food goes to the jail kitchen, where it’s prepared and served to the inmates and is managed by Karrie Donabed. Saves the county a lot of money, teaches the inmates skills they can use for employment once they’re released.

Lunch place at the company serves vegetarian food only, it is ok most of the times, simple and cheap. 45 Rupies it's like 6 Swedish Krones but without any drinks, well you can get some water but as fellow colleagues don't drink it Im do not either. Still water is from 20 litres bottles so it should be safe drinking it. I usually bring a 50 cl water bottle from the hotel, which should be more.

jail food. no need for sushi or truffles.

In 2018, Alabama Media Group reporter Connor Sheets single-handedly revealed how a local sheriff had pocketed more than $2 million in state and federal funds earmarked for jail food. The post How He Did It: A Reporter Investigates An Alabama Sheriff Who Pocketed Over $2 Million in Jail Food Funds appeared first on Crime Traveller.