New Cafeteria Connection: Safely Store, Prepare Distance Learning Meals

Date: December 14, 2020 Posted by Mail Twitter Facebook

If your distance-learning meals include foods that need to be refrigerated and heated before being eaten, take advantage of the latest issue of Cafeteria Connection to help your families know which items needs to be kept cold and how to heat select items to the proper temperature.

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Our current library includes:

• Bag lunch vs. school lunch - which is better?
• Farm to school movement brings fresher foods to schools
• Helping kids choose 'smart snacks'
• Salad bars - a bountiful buffet
• School breakfast - a time-saving, nutritious choice
• Broadening appeal of school lunch entices students
• Kids' summer routines can include regular healthy meals
• Mealtime is a Time for Learning
• Ending the food fights; Creating meals kids love
• Free resources make at-home nutrition education easy
• Food & fun to support children’s emotional wellbeing
• Extensive procedures ensure safety of school meals
• Safely store and prepare your distance-learning meals

Cafeteria Connection can be posted to your website, shared on social media and provided to students and parents via meal packs or email. Take advantage of this free resource today.