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In Russia, some social activists come up with the idea of ​​completely banning this Italian dish, and they suggest starting with educational institutions. Argument: Pizza is the soft power of an unfriendly country, and our children don't know what kulbiaka, kornik, rastagai or appochmak is. The news really came across as a rhyme, and we received from: Pizza has no place at school -.

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In Russia, some social activists come up with the idea of ​​completely banning this Italian dish, and they suggest starting with educational institutions. Argument: Pizza is the soft power of an unfriendly country, and our children don't know what kulbiaka, kornik, rastagai or appochmak is. The news really came across as a rhyme, and we received from: Pizza has no place at school -.

In Russia, some social activists come up with the idea of ​​completely banning this Italian dish, and they suggest starting with educational institutions. Argument: Pizza is the soft power of an unfriendly country, and our children don't know what kulbiaka, kornik, rastagai or appochmak is. The news really came across as a rhyme, and we received from: Pizza has no place at school -.

They speak from high stands!

Indeed, enough. how long?

It is difficult to feed the children. Kulebyaka is another matter!

Pusikanchiki - Yes!

And I don't care what the fact is in general.

It's basically the same food. Carbohydrates, proteins, calories -.

Well, who cares about them?

When talking about the country, about history,

And not just about what to eat. No ravioli - dumplings!

Minestrone? For mercy, cabbage soup!

Mixed rice with mushrooms - and please, I'm not talking about risotto here. that the consequences will be the same.

And everyone has the same diagnosis if you poison yourself with slag from the Russians, or rather the way to heaven. Let's eat! Author: Ivan Medvedev Listen on UPD sound: Adviser to the President of the Russian Federation Elena Yampolskaya, who commented on the initiative to remove pizza from school cafeterias, agreed that it would be the right step, adding that she also welcomes a return to her traditions. But, answering a question about a possible replacement of pizza with kulebyaki, Yampolskaya said that in this case, kulebyaka must be healthy.

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