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University tries plant-based training to revamp menus

Chefs developed vegetarian, vegan and allergen-free dishes now being considered as campus offerings.

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College hosts cooking competition to sharpen staff skills

The competition, sanctioned by the American Culinary Federation, also gives the school a platform to promote its dining services.

Nearly 180 meals were served throughout the district on Tuesday.

If enough of the lunches are sold during a trial run, organic meals will become a permanent weekly fixture.

The sandwiches, created for a championship game, are topped with ingredients signature to the teams’ hometowns.

To reduce waste, straws will be removed from students’ direct access at retail dining locations.

The directors received the honor for spurring creative initiatives in K-12 foodservice.

Along with reducing waste, the study’s findings may also be used to revise federal nutrition standards.

Local police officers and firefighters were on hand to serve Christmas lunch to students.

Twelve Dallas ISD cafeterias will offer breakfast and lunch while school’s out.

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