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Chicken soup for the low-sodium soul

Instead of cooking two versions of chicken noodle soup, The Garladnds of Barrington reworked a recipe into a flavorful lower-sodium version that appeals to all.

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No end to surprises in foodservice

After a year of chatting with FSDs, Managing Editor Dana Moral started to feel confident in her grasp of the industry. But a surprise was waiting for her.

A request for at-home meal support for a patient at Lee Memorial in Fort Myers, Fla., led System Director of Food & Nutrition Services Larry Altier to uncover a gap in care.

Ingredient sourcing has increased in importance, with issues such as clean labels, local and seasonal produce and food safety gaining ground. 

A University of Illinois food economist shares a few guesses as to why consumers ignore nutrition information to guests via cards and labels on the food line.

Perk up! In a competitive labor market, these benefits could help attract and retain employees.

For corporate cafeteria customers, rewards points promoted healthy choices more successfully than discounts.

Some have reported undercooked food and meat being served in vegetarian dishes.

The schools offering breakfast are seeing fewer tardies, absences, nurse visits and classroom interruptions.

The community has installed an around-the-clock snack bar and uses tablets to solicit resident feedback.

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