What the UK's most famous tourist attractions are REALLY feeding your children revealed (and the worst offender will shock you) - most popular restaurant pasta dishes

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Approaching, thousands of families will travel to some of Britain's most famous tourist attractions for a one-day educational event.
But while these places may be good for children's minds, their diet may be affected because only a few places provide healthy choices for children.
Most popular tourist attractions in the country-
Museum of Natural History, London Zoo and British Museum
Be publicly named and humiliated in a new ranking of the most unhealthy meals.
Now, FEMAIL can uncover what exactly is provided in six of these tourist paradise --
You may be shocked by these findings.
Scroll down to see the video Natural History Museum the famous institution in central London ranked the worst in terms of providing healthy choices for children in its restaurants, according to the Food and Agriculture charity Soil Association's survey of lunch.
It's not hard to see why you made a rough look at the menu-
Restaurant: Restaurant.
Mainly junk food.
Vegetables are not provided for all main courses.
Kids can choose cheese burger, cod Valley, macaroni cheese, mini pizza or Bologna sauce in the main course of the restaurant
Run by Benugo, a London chain cafe.
There's nothing good about dessert. children can choose the brownie sundae or two scoops of ice cream.
But the choice of frozen yogurt does have fruit toppings.
However, there is no carbonated drink on the drink menu, offering children the option of still water, juice or a glass of milk.
A cup of hot chocolate is the only drink to indulge.
In addition to the unhealthy children's menu, the museum also declined to disclose any information to the Soil Association about its food source or environmental sustainability
It topped the league with Brighton Pier.
Benugo says the menu at the National Museum of History is being recreated
After a brief shutdown in December 12, the development will be launched in November 20.
According to the British Soil Association, the British Museum provides adults with a menu full of cereals, healthy proteins and salads at the most popular tourist attractions in the UK.
But when it comes to the children's menu at the big court restaurant at the London Museum, the children only have food that is not well balanced.
There are only three options: fish fingers and chips, pasta with tomato sauce, sausage and mashed potatoes.
There is no vegetable side to all the choices.
When Secret diners visited on behalf of the Soil Association while preparing the Union table, the chef said it was not possible to make a healthy side dish when the parents requested it.
A secret diner said: "It's a shame that the kids menu doesn't provide vegetables, and there's no choice to change that-we think it's a great place to eat with kids.
Anyway, there are several families eating there.
Another said: "I was surprised by the difference between food choices for adults and children-the children's menu is very limited compared to the adult menu.
At the same time, the only dessert here is chocolate brownie or vanilla ice cream, and there is no fresh fruit in the restaurant.
Like the Museum of Natural History, it is also run by Benugo.
In addition, according to the soil society, the museum declined to confirm whether any British products or local ingredients were used in its kitchen.
It ranks second to last in the organization's league.
After that, Benugo updated the children's menu, including roast chicken, new potatoes and green beans, and added a fruit salad to the dessert menu.
Ben Warner, founder of Benugo, said about the discovery of the Natural History Museum and the British Museum: "We are confident to operate at very high standards.
"We make menus with fresh, delicious and tasty food --
Focus on providing quality food with choices and varieties, including many healthy choices.
All visitors, including parents and young diners, can choose healthy options, such as fresh fruits and salads, or choose the family's favorite delicious food
Handmade snacks
We believe this is the right thing to do.
He added: "We refuse to participate in the soil society's lunch survey because we know that we have exceeded standard practices in terms of origin, animal welfare and farm security.
Develop long-term by working closely with suppliers
For a long time, we have been committed to providing honest, responsible, high-quality and healthy food to our customers.
London Zoo ranked 11 out of 20 on the list
But this position is relative, as most tourist attractions in the UK do not perform well in providing healthy children's meals. Receiving 1.
The Soil Association said that for the health of the children's menu, 5 out of five stars, its secret parents diners were "very disappointed" with the choices offered by the central London Zoo ".
While adults have a wide range of health options, such as lightly seasoned zucchini and eggplant with Moroccan sauce, two of the three children's options are fried.
Despite saying on its website that the zoo has children
The terrace restaurant has friendly healthy food on its menu, offering them a choice of chicken stuffing and chips, tomato and basil pasta or fish and chips.
Like the Museum of Natural History and the British Museum, London Zoo does not provide any vegetable side dishes in these foods.
Also, parents must pay an extra £ 1 if they want vegetables
But the only option is baked beans.
"Chips, fried fish, beans, white pasta-rubbish-the latter two look particularly" sweaty ", said a secret diner ".
The packed lunch box is also good.
Kids are encouraged to choose sandwiches, jelly cans, drinks and two snacks
But any five items can be selected, including any duplicate items.
A typical lunch box for a cheese sandwich, a fraage frais, two chocolate biscuit bags and 35 apple juice. 94g of sugar -
This is equivalent to 189 of the child's daily sugar allowance.
The zoo's grocery store also sells carbonated drinks at cheaper prices than water, while the gift shop offers a range of ZSL's own drinks --
Brand candy sold directly to children.
Among the sweets sold are Fudge, Coke bottles and brightly colored lollipops, which are stored in the height of the child.
From the bad Eden Project to the best.
Perhaps not surprisingly, Cornwall Eco Park topped the list for its rich super healthy kids menu and lunch box options.
Although there are some unhealthy options in its six restaurants, the choice of nutritional balance greatly exceeds them.
All the food is freshly made using local meat and vegetables.
In its Eden Kitchen, cafe and core cafe, it offers kids a pick and mix lunch box where kids can choose 5 items for £ 5. 95.
Options include hummus, pasta and Mediterranean vegetable pans, fresh fruit, raisins and juice drinks.
But if the kids want a hot meal then they get a new home --cooked meal.
At the Eden Burrito Bar, children are served foods that are not too spicy for adults.
They have the option to fill the package with chicken or grilled vegetables, along with whole wheat rice, bean salsa and cheddar cheese.
Pizza in Mediterranean terrace-but health-
Conscious parents can advise their children to choose a healthier pasta with tomato or garlic sauce.
But to indulge, children can eat their children's burgers at the Eden Bar and Grill, where beef tomatoes, red onions and rockets are served in the form of seed bread.
Andrew Holden, director of Eden project procurement, said: "Food is at the heart of the Eden project experience.
"We make sure the food is freshly made and our ingredients are responsible, fair-dealing, organic, local and seasonal.
"We are happy to be at the top of the Soil Association in the lunch League.
The whipsnade ZOOWhipsnade zoo in Bedford County is not far from the Eden project because it ranks fourth on the charts, and experts praise its diverse menu for children.
The Soil Association said that at the wildlife park near Dunstable, children were treated as adults because they received less normal adult meals in the wild Bite cafe.
FEMAIL can display its menu locally
Cumberland sausage with vegetable puree and vegetables and Bedford County beef with tomato sauce.
There is also a choice of fish, where there are fish cakes for potatoes and vegetables when secret diners visit.
Unlike London's sister zoo, Whipsnade does not charge an extra fee for vegetable side dishes and provides a large, balanced menu for children.
It also provides the children with salad bars, which contain rockets from asparagus, cherry tomatoes and lemon dressing, as well as vegetables and mixed seasonal salads.
A secret diner said: "Lunch is great-kids can choose a smaller version of adult meals.
"But the kitchen cannot reliably confirm where its meat came from --
Although according to the Soil Association, there are local sources on its menu.
Both the London Zoo and the whipsnard zoo are managed by the London animal society, and business director Rich Storton said: We are delighted that the ZSL Whipsnade Zoo is recognized for its health and local features.
Lunch menu for children.
"At ZSL London Zoo, our children's menu is designed to provide a choice for visitors and comes with a" made by yourself "lunch box that includes healthy options such as carrot sticks and cheese, and more
We are committed to providing such services to our visitors.
Many of them are on a fun day and they want to enjoy a kind of enjoyment as part of their special day.
In the Kew Garden in the west of London, the children do not have a variety of options.
But the food provided is particularly inadequate.
12 years old at home-
Cafes facing white peaks are much healthier than many other tourist attractions on the Union table --
Maybe that's why it's ranked sixth. For £4.
95. children can choose from a range of items including: cheese sandwiches, grapes, carrot sticks, celery sticks, yogurt pots and raisins.
It is healthier than what the London Zoo offers because the only snack is fruit or vegetables.
No chocolate and candy on the menu
Although the ice cream on site in the famous botanical garden may attract small ice cream.
A spokeswoman for Kew said: "Kew is pleased to have ranked sixth in the Soil Association's ranking, and children's food and drinks among the UK's most popular tourist attractions.
Starting in November 1, Kew's newly appointed caterers will begin their new service, offering exciting new menus for visitors, including children of all ages.
Rob Percival, policy officer at the Soil Association, said in the study: "tourist attractions make it difficult for parents who want to enjoy a healthy and happy day.
Lunch boxes filled with sugar and Super without imagination
Processing food is the norm.
As long as it's garbage
Packed lunch boxes continue to dominate family outings, and it's hard for parents to convince their children that healthy food is also a pleasure.