A nation raised on crisps and fizzy drinks?
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OnePoll, an organisation that uses online panels for carrying out surveys, gathered responses from 2,002 children aged 11 to 16 between 6 and 19 September this year. It asked first what the children normally ate for lunch, and got 6,743 responses – so, as you would expect, most respondents ticked more than one box.
A quarter said they had school dinner, and 61 per cent a sandwich (filling unspecified). Just over a fifth said a chocolate bar, almost a third fruit, just over a third crisps, 18 p...
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