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Mass. hospital FSD named 2015 ACF Chef of the Year

The American Culinary Federation and Epicurean Club of Boston have named Addison Gilbert’s David Gauvin as the recipient of the award.

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Taste-testing gives students say in new lunch menus

San Antonio Independent School District’s had its high school students sample possible food and drink options for next year’s menu.

Lincoln Grade School’s new space also serves as a venue for parent and student events, as well as a safe room.

Westside Elementary School officials also cited fewer visits to the school nurse after testing a two-week in-class breakfast program.

Having a chef prepare school lunches may convince students to eat more fruits and vegetables, suggests a new study.

Member’s of the University of Georgia’s Speak Out for Species, an animal’s rights organization, cites animal cruelty concerns as the foremost reason for the change.

Stanton College Preparatory School’s new “Create” station lets students customize nachos, baked potatoes and pasta bowls.

Some parents of students at Ohio-based Canton City School District are pushing for extended lunch periods.

The program not only ensures students are eating healthy, locally sourced foods, but allows them to harvest produce and learn about where it came from.

Program helps limit overcrowding in campus dining halls and eateries.

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