menu development

Operations

Maintaining a la carte sales through smart compliance with snack rules

Maintaining a la carte sales since the implementation of the Smart Snacks in School rule has been a challenge three out of four school FSDs have been

Operations

High school launches rotating lunch themes to boost sales

Brunch week, Mexican- and Italian-themed food, and a baked potato bar are concepts that Washington County Public Schools will offer for lunch this year on a revolving basis.

Although Tami Hulcher liked that there were more fruits and vegetables on Henrico County Public Schools’ lunch menu, she didn’t like everything she saw.

What’s bubbling up in the restaurant world that may be adaptable to noncommercial foodservice? Here’s a look at a cuisine that’s poised to take off.

This fall, 41 California school districts will commit to supporting local growers and encouraging students to make nutritionally sound choices.

Oakland University has reopened the food court in its student center following a $3.5 million project.

More than 500 students have signed a petition urging the school to use a higher standard of dining for its kosher cafeteria, arguing the college’s current methods of food preparation don’t meet widely held standards in the Orthodox Jewish community.

Baby Boomers are shaking up senior living facilities by bringing their social-drinking habits with them.

The University of Buffalo’s Campus Dining & Shops launched the multimillion-dollar initiative this summer, which included renovations, improved menus and expanded eateries on campus.

Rouler, a mobile kitchen, is only accepting meal credits and will specialize in New Orleans food.

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