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To: jlallen who wrote (59979)	6/13/2007 5:17:05 PM
From: Alan Smithee	Respond to of 90947

Wonder how she's liking the food? Actually, LA Jail fare doesn't sound all that bad: On a typical day, according to Whitmore, inmates get a breakfast of cold cereal, hard-boiled eggs and a beverage. For lunch, it's usually a sandwich of ham and cheese or turkey, fruit, Jell-O and cookies. Dinner is a hot meal -- entrees like pepper steak or macaroni and cheese, vegetables and dessert. Comment: Jell-O. Yum. There's ALWAYS room for Jell-O. OTOH, there's always "The Loaf" The state also dictates that violent or problem inmates be served the dreaded "disciplinary loaf," which is designed to be eaten without utensils. The strict recipe calls for dry milk, potatoes, carrots, tomato juice, cabbage, lean ground beef or turkey, textured vegetable protein, eggs, red beans and chili powder -- all baked in an oven for an hour.