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Pa. students eat fresh, local food at 100-Mile Meal event

Bryn Mawr students will be “eating fresh and eating local” on Thursday, April 10, as Dining Services and the Sustainable Food Committee present a “100-Mile Meal.” - See more at: http://news.brynmawr.edu/2014/04/09/students-eat-fresh-eat-local-at-special-100-mile-meal/#sthash.AXHU2poH.dpuf

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Confessions of Bill Allman

Bill Allman, general manager for Metz Culinary Management at Lebanon Valley College, in Annville, Pa., has eaten spicy grasshoppers, enjoys any meal his wife prepares and wishes that supersizing was never an option.

Looking for an inexpensive way to offer customers value-added comfort food? Consider baked pastas.

At Wisconsin, the dining hall that served as the model for a Marketplace design finally gets its makeover.

We have started a unique secret shopper program focused on allergies. Students who contact me for help or complaints to do with their allergy concerns are a source of information, but [to go] one step further I employ a few as secret shoppers.

Gone are the days of all you care to eat at Mary Baldwin College, a Chartwells account in Staunton, Va. Students now can only purchase a Sustainable Meal Plan option.

Students looking to satisfy their hunger off campus have many options, but next year’s University dining services prices might encourage students to stay on campus for meals.

We utilize our herbs and stems instead of discarding them to make flavored oil. It adds a new flavor to foods we are cooking and some nice vinaigrette dressings.

Be it crabs, mussels, clams, scallops or—the big daddy of all shellfish—lobster, operators have come up with endless ways to incorporate these invertebrates into their menus.

Since Vanderbilt Campus Dining unveiled an HOD group’s “If You Stay, Use a Tray” campaign in Rand, Hunt-Blackwell admits she now feels guilty when asking for a to-go box — and she’s not alone.

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