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Restaurant chefs try their hand at school lunches

 By Peter Romeo on Oct. 08, 2019

A dozen well-known chefs agreed to create and menu a dish with a food cost of $1.25, just as their K-12 counterparts do. Here’s why.

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Aramark brings back John Zillmer as CEO

 By Peter Romeo on Oct. 07, 2019

The appointment comes as a major shareholder in the foodservice giant is exerting more of an influence on its strategy and direction.

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NYC public schools will stop serving processed meat

By FSD Staff on Oct. 04, 2019

Items such as bologna, salami, pepperoni and bacon will no longer be available in school cafeterias.

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School district hosts farmers markets for National Farm to School Month

By FSD Staff on Sep. 30, 2019

Students will receive $4 in vouchers to spend at the market.

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Hospital dining team celebrates new births with dinner for parents

By FSD Staff on Sep. 30, 2019

Parents have the choice of vegetarian lasagna or a steak served with salad, a baked potato and fresh fruit.

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Where do food halls and food trucks stand with today’s consumers?

By Sara Rush Wirth on Sep. 30, 2019

See what’s drawing diners to these nontraditional eateries.

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5 dining events to try in October

By Benita Gingerella on Sep. 27, 2019

With fall well underway, consider some of these ideas to engage diners next month.

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Chartwells K12 and DeVry University launch scholarship program

By FSD Staff on Sep. 26, 2019

Eligible Chartwells employees will be able to earn their associate degree in business from the university.

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Millennials pining for off-premise? Not as much as boomers

By Peter Romeo on Sep. 24, 2019

The older generation has the strongest pent-up demand for delivery and takeout, a new study indicates.

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Breaking school food barriers with barbecue

By Benita Gingerella on Sep. 23, 2019

A barbecue team is the latest way Greenville County Schools is reinventing school lunch.

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