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Expanding kids' food comfort zones

School gardens, cooking classes and themed lunches are tools used to get kids to buy into bolder flavors, healthier foods and unusual ingredients.

Design

How 4 operators created new concepts from existing space

Sometimes the enemy of a great idea is lack of space. These four intrepid operators carved out new facilities from dead space in their current footprint.

Every foodservice operator wants to understand today’s consumer, but it’s no longer enough just to look at gender, age, ethnicity or income.

It takes confidence, persistence and respect to stand out among experienced peers, which is why FoodService Director is taking a moment to recognize young stars.

When speaking to references, be sure to ask open-ended questions that call for in-depth answers. You can learn more from the subtext of the conversation.

Because Pueblo City Schools' director of nutrition services started midyear, she took the opportunity to put on a uniform and work one day with each cook.

Should cafeteria workers have been canned for taking leftovers that might have otherwise been tossed? Here's what you had to say.

The nonprofit is also calling for swift action on child nutrition reauthorization.

Students at Staunton City Schools will be able to submit a written request for meals they cannot pay for.

Tina Pottorff will oversee foodservice for the district's nine schools.

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