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Matt McClain/The Washington Post via GettyLunchables, the ready-to-eat plastic trays of lunch meats and cheeses, have some surprise ingredients: plasticizers, carcinogens, and lead.Product-testing watchdog Consumer Reports is calling for the meal kits to be removed from the National School Lunch Program (NSLP), which started distributing them directly to students across the country at the beginning of the 2023-24 school year. The decision to implement the colorful, shiny, highly processed lunch

Testing found high levels of sodium, some chemicals including lead and phthalates, in the school version of the popular snack kits.

Here's what you need to know about the popular kids' snack kits.

A test of 12 store-bought versions of Lunchables and similar snack kits found “relatively high levels” of lead, cadmium and sodium

Although none of the kits surpassed federal limits, findings indicated that five out of the 12 tested products would subject individuals to 50 percent or more of California's maximum allowable levels for lead or cadmium.

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PEMBROKE, N.C. - In his school's vast, cacophonous lunchroom, Raylen Locklear stacked his Lunchables the way he has seen it done on YouTube, the same way he does it at home. "Well, you put the cookie down first," the second-grader said, setting out the cracker that comes in a brightly labeled package offered free to every student in Robeson County schools. "You put a ham," he said, misidentifying the pinkish slice of turkey, a bit larger than a poker chip. "You put ...

Out. >> ainsley: lunchables. >> steve: that is a whole pizza in there and pretty affordable. >> janice: i cant believe kids are in school this week. its crazy. >> steve: it goes fast. >> ainsley: hayden was excited to pick out backpack and lunch box. the kid love the bent toe box. >> when i got the email that we were doing this segment like i couldnt wait. >> one thing i know ainsley grew up and always got notes from her dad, our friend madeline van turn, one of her children she would put a note...

Out. >> ainsley: lunchables. >> steve: that is a whole pizza in there and pretty affordable. >> janice: i cant believe kids are in school this week. its crazy. >> steve: it goes fast. >> ainsley: hayden was excited to pick out backpack and lunch box. the kid love the bent toe box. >> when i got the email that we were doing this segment like i couldnt wait. >> one thing i know ainsley grew up and always got notes from her dad, our friend madeline van turn, one of her children she would put a note...