The photo of that piadina with cooked ham, cheese and mold that ended up on the plate of a child from the Satta elementary school has been circulating for several days in parents' WhatsApp chats. And it immediately arrived on the table of the Councilor for Education Giulia Andreozzi. "It is unacceptable, we need to check each plate to avoid situations of this type."

The paradox is that the piadina had an expiration date of February 2025 on the packaging. "An extraordinary meeting has already been scheduled for Monday with the company that manages the canteen service and the DEC," the director of contract execution.

The food served in the canteens of the city's nursery and primary schools is once again at the center of controversy: overcooked pasta with oil and parmesan, sticky saffron or pumpkin risotto, hamburgers from which a small bone occasionally sticks out. Children complain and parents protest. Because school lunches make everyone disagree.

This time, what made families jump on their seats was a pre-packaged piadina served last Wednesday to a little girl from Satta. A premise is immediately necessary: as soon as they noticed the mold, the school (always a proactive school towards children's health) immediately sent a report to the Municipality. The company that manages the canteen service is accused.

(But. Mad.)

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