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How one local dish has made healthier inroads in schools

Iconic dishes like Cincinnati chili may not be entirely healthy, but they are incredibly popular. How are chefs adapting popular recipes and bringing them to schools?

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University tests vegan dining hall

The three-day trial run aims to raise awareness about veganism and show how a vegan eatery could operate on campus.

With spring officially underway, operators can start bringing the garden’s bounty to the salad bar. FoodService Director checked in with our Chefs’ Council members to see how diner preferences and seasonal produce are inspiring their latest salad offerings.

A revamp at Rutgers will bring more nutritious and scratch-made offerings to the table.

Operators are coming up with a bevy of creative ways to meet the reality of dietary restrictions while fitting into a variety of lifestyles.

A career in foodservice can offer plenty of opportunities to indulge, while leaving little energy at the end of the day to prepare nutritious options. Here’s how some foodservice workers dodge distractions and maintain the momentum to eat well. 

Here’s how some dining services departments are helping students struggling with food insecurity, while keeping finances in check.  

How operators are expanding wellness programs without breaking the bank.

To make safe food as accessible as possible for guests with allergies, Carnegie Mellon University is creating an allergy-friendly kitchen.

The operators received the honor for their creative initiatives in K-12 foodservice. 

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