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King County Jail
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Getting to Jail
Pre-sentencing
Sentencing
Life in Jail
Inmates
Good Behavior
Jail Layout
Telephones
Leisure Time
Visitor Policy
Meals
Medications
Clothing
Conclusion
Closing Advice
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Questions/Answers
Getting to Jail
Pre-sentencing
Sentencing
Life in Jail
Inmates
Good Behavior
Jail Layout
Telephones
Leisure Time
Visitor Policy
Meals
Medications
Clothing
Conclusion
Closing Advice
Map to the Jail
Been to Rehab?
Write a Review
Meals
Interview with Jenna and Mel
JM: How many meals did you get per day?
Jenna: Three meals.
Mel: I worked on the trustee floor, so 5.
JM: How would you rate the food?
Jenna: Gross!!! But that's where commissary comes in, it's worth it.
Mel: adequate, institutional type food made in big,
50 gallon batches.
JM: Did you have any favorite/least favorite meals?
Jenna: Hard boiled eggs, bread and butter. Some of the meat was ok, but
very little.
Mel: manderin oranges, didn't like the bologna
sandwiches in the sack lunches.
JM: Were there any other snacks offered outside of meals?
Jenna: Nope. You have to buy your own.
Mel: commissary
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It was in my opinion unedible except for one pineapple upsidedown cake thing. I gave all of my food to other most eager prisoners except for an occassional apple, orange, piece of bread or a pint of milk (which tasted sour to me). I remember one person saying, "you can't ruin an orange.
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