CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Students at Windsor Park Elementary got to be 'professional guinea pigs' and taste some new foods that could be a part of the menu for the entire district.
The school's principal and cafeteria manager, Katherine Howard, both agree that it's important to get students' opinions on the food because they want them to like what they're eating. Howard said she's thrilled that the students had the opportunity to give their feedback.
"Oh I love it. It lets me know that my kids are doing the taste test over here and their opinions is what's putting something new on the menu," said Howard.
"And we want them to love what's being served and we want the parents to stop making breakfasts and making lunches at home and send your kids over here. Let them come to the cafeteria and experience the new foods that we have."
The principal says this is their fifth-year taste testing for the district and it's an incredible honor.
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