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Veggies move to center stage at breakfast

These six operators are putting plants first on the morning menu. While many chefs have responded by moving more vegetables to the center of the plate at lunch and dinner, breakfast seems to be the last frontier.

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Managing eats for student athletes

Here's how a sports dietitian at Oregon State University trains athletes to eat better and perform at their best.

Rutgers takes out the trash with an upgraded takeout program. Rutgers Dining tested the new takeout menu for five weeks in a single dining hall earlier this year, tossing the deep-fried chicken wings and french fries in favor of baked dry-rubbed wings.

Tempeh and falafel are being offered at eateries around campus. The new items were introduced in response to students’ requests for more vegetarian and vegan dishes.

University of North Dakota uses digital boards to promote nutrition and food quality in their dining halls. For example, they show chefs making pizza dough and sauce from scratch to allow students to see how clean the ingredients are.

When autumn arrives, bringing with it an ample harvest of apples, it’s time to take advantage. Operators name their favorite varietals and how best to serve them.

Some of FSD's past K-12 Foodservice Director and Foodservice Operation of the Month winners share their challenges—and hopes—for the year in dining.

To ban or not to ban—The answer isn't as clear as some might think. These operators weigh the benefits and the downsides to getting rid of the student favorite.

As a more realistic solution for scratch-made sushi rolls, a college chef de cusine looked to a vegetable his kitchen already had in abundance.

Several trends are poised to impact college and university foodservice in the 2017-18 school year. Here, FSD dives into a handful such as labor concerns and more.

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