“Nutraloaf tastes blank, as though someone physically removed all hints of flavor.” According to the district manager, that’s the whole point. Taking one for the team, isn’t quite the accurate term ...

This Nutraloaf from a Vermont prison is made of whole wheat bread, non-dairy cheese, raw carrots, spinach, seedless raisins, beans, vegetable oil, tomato paste, powdered milk and dehydrated potato ...

For a carefully prepared meal to have its desired emotional impact, the presentation is essential. When the dish called nutraloaf is served, there's little doubt what the chef intends for the diner to ...

PHILADELPHIA-- As culinary festivals go, the upcoming "Prison Food Weekend" at the Eastern State Penitentiary in the Fairmount section of Philadelphia is not likely to set your mouth to watering. The ...

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An online influencer has sparked a firestorm debate after calling for the government to feed “prison loaf” to poor people instead of giving them SNAP benefits to buy food. Diane Yap is going viral for ...

In many American prisons, punishment can come in the form of a bland mashed up block of food known as a “Nutraloaf” -- a controversial “food product” that’s fed to inmates who have been cited for bad ...

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We find out if it’s legal to serve "nutraloaf” and learn the effects of prohibition and fast food bans. We harvest and eat public fruit, sample the puffy taco and pay tribute to long-forgotten food ...

A now-defunct Philadelphia prison recently gave tourists a chance to taste prison food, and one of the items on its strange menu is used to punish prisoners: Nutraloaf. A lot of U.S. prisons serve ...