JM: How many meals did you get per day? Roderick: You received three meals a day unless you we're
on a special diet for things such as diabetes or
pregnant in which case you are given three meals
as well as three snacks per day. Liza: 3 Kevin: 3 shitty meals that not even a dog would eat.
JM: How would you rate the food? Please give details of why. Roderick: Recently in the local newspaper there was an
expose on the food in Sedgwick County Detention
Facility. An adminstrator of the jail as well
as a local newswoman went " undercover" and
their opinion was that the food was unfit for
human or animal consumption and that the
portions provided bordered on malnurishment.
Due to this media attention the facility
remapped it's nutrition menus and if you ask me
its even worse now. The only positive change to
come from this is that you are now given fresh
fruit and vegetables once a day. Liza: Horrible Kevin: Wouldn't feed that shit to anybody.
JM: Did you have any favorite/least favorite meals? Roderick: Every 5th Sunday of the month you got hard as
cement burritos with rice and beans and this was
a favorite. Also the apple or peach crisp was
out of this world deliscous!!! But the tuna
noodle casserole was utterly revolting. Liza: No Kevin: none they all sucked but was forced to eat, or
starve.
JM: Were there any other snacks offered outside of meals? What was commissary like and how expensive was it? Roderick: Only special diets received any snacks and the
trustees we're given a sack lunch with 2
sandwiches, a bag of chips, a cookie and a
carton of milk every night which they were not
allowed to share under any circumstances
whatsoever but still manage to sneak to regular
inmates. Other than that, any other snack foods
must be bought on commisary. Liza: No Kevin: cup-a-soup and candy.
not very healthy stuff.
all carbs and no protein.