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If you're constantly hungry in jail, there are several resourceful ways to get more food or to make your food more palatable. Here are some suggestions from an initial author who has "been there". | If you're constantly hungry in jail, there are several resourceful ways to get more food or to make your food more palatable. Here are some suggestions from an initial author who has "been there". | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Understand the differences between getting food in jail and food in prison. In jail you have a lot less work to do as far as food and resources are concerned. In jail, there are two main sources of food––the first is your meals, usually a breakfast tray, a lunch tray and a dinner tray. One way to get extra food is to file a medical request claiming that you're either diabetic or underweight. Sometimes, depending on the facility, you can get an extra later evening snack, usually consisting of a peanut butter sandwich and maybe an orange or something along those lines. In many cases jail food is, by nature, designed to be as inedible as possible. | #Understand the differences between getting food in jail and food in prison. In jail you have a lot less work to do as far as food and resources are concerned. In jail, there are two main sources of food––the first is your meals, usually a breakfast tray, a lunch tray and a dinner tray. One way to get extra food is to file a medical request claiming that you're either diabetic or underweight. Sometimes, depending on the facility, you can get an extra later evening snack, usually consisting of a peanut butter sandwich and maybe an orange or something along those lines. In many cases jail food is, by nature, designed to be as inedible as possible. | ||
