JM: How many meals did you get per day? Gordy: three meals if you eat them they taste like crap Jeff: We got three meals breakfast lunch
and dinner Philip: Three meals were served daily.
JM: How would you rate the food? Please give details of why. Gordy: as I stated above they are horrible Jeff: The food was not bad you become
used to your environment it was not
the most pleasant but I certainly
had worse from other facilities all
inmates had their own favorite
raise mine happened to be the lunch
tray on Wednesday is which was
peanut butter sandwiches, for the
high protein content Philip: The food was awful. Meals were cold and
bland and very small portions. There were
little to no accommodations for dietary
restrictions. Fresh fruit or produce given
was often rotted or moldy. What was not
consumed during mealtime couldn not be
saved to be eaten later. Malnourishment at
its finest
JM: Did you have any favorite/least favorite meals? Gordy: None Jeff: My favorite breakfast was pancakes
and sausage and eggs my favorite
lunch was peanut butter sandwiches
then there would have to be the
hamburger tray Philip: My least favorite meal was each and every
one I had in jail. My favorite meal was
the one I ate when I left.
JM: Were there any other snacks offered outside of meals? What was commissary like and how expensive was it? Gordy: yes you can buy a lot of stuff that you would buy
at a normal store but with certain limitations Jeff: Inmates cuddle order commissary and
the prices were much lower than
other facilities that I've been in
I think Sarasota County would rank
as average on their cost of
commissary items at the Sarasota
County Jail Philip: The facilitynitaelf offered no snacks
outside of the three daily meals.
Commissary was incredibly expensive.
Comparative to store bought items they
were at least at a 200 percent up charge
for abknock off offmbrand quality product