Documenting Hospital Food Around The World

by Burstein! on May 4, 2009 · 1 comment

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Hospital Food

photo by BrokenSphere

Hospital Food is a Tumblr blog that is nothing more than photos of hospital food submitted by folks in hospitals from all over the world. The image above is a low sodium dinner served in a hospital in Daly City, California, and seems to fit my mental image of hospital food. However, not all are that bad. For example, Clinique du Bien-Naître, Paris, seems to serve up the good stuff.

Hospital Food

photo by unknown

As does Japan.

Not bad for a hospital meal pt2

photo by Jeff Lippold

via Urlesque

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1 John Hell May 5, 2009 at 1:31 pm

Oh man, I’m getting sick just looking at that.

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