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4 plant roots that deliver a flavor wallop

The search for different ways to satisfy consumers' hunger for bolder flavors is leading some operators to try innovative uses of familiar root vegetables.

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Easier local sourcing could be on docket for NY schools

Per a new law, the state's school districts will be able to work more directly with farmers when purchasing locally grown items.

Yesterday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi made a promise that the newest version of the House’s Child Nutrition Reauthorization bill “never sees the light of day on the House floor."

So long, chicken Parm—hello, Cuban sandwich. What consumers want between two slices of bread is changing at a considerable clip, says a new Technomic study on sandwich trends.

Three noncommercial operators from across the country talk about the needs food trucks are filling on their campuses—and whether they will have staying power.

Alice Waters shares ideas on promoting edible education in schools.

The celebrity chef is calling upon NYC’s mayor to provide free lunches for all public schools, so that children aren’t bullied for taking advantage of subsidized lunches.

Rep. Todd Rokita said he has doubts about whether the federal government should subsidize school lunches at all.

The school year is ending, but K-12 foodservice may feel the effects for some time to come.

Chain restaurants have taken a cue from carnivals this summer, churning out new iterations of fried-anything fare faster than a tilt-a-whirl. Here’s a sampling of the sort of concoctions that may also find a foothold in noncommercial ops.

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