Published January 18, 2017
What worried FSDs in 2016?
Students at Swampscott Middle School in Swampscott, Mass., will be serving samples of vegetables they helped grow in the school’s garden, Item Live reports. During the first lunch period, students will serve samples of lettuce and kale to their peers. The students also worked with the district’s director of dining services to create a dressing to top the produce using herbs from the garden.
Key Takeaways:
- Students at Swamp Scott Middle School in Swamp Scott, Mass., will be serving samples of vegetables they helped grow in the school’s garden, Item Live reports.
- During the first lunch period, students will serve samples of lettuce and kale to their peers. The students also worked with the district’s director of dining services to create a dressing to top the produce using herbs from the garden.
- School officials hope that the tasting educates students about local, fresh produce and sparks interest in the school’s garden club.
“You are a pretty thoughtful bunch. But on top of the smart operational tips and labor-saving initiatives were some surprising moments. Here are my top five.”
http://www.foodservicedirector.com/managing-your-business/controlling-costs/articles/what-worried-fsds-in-2016
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Published January 18, 2017
What worried FSDs in 2016?
Students at Swampscott Middle School in Swampscott, Mass., will be serving samples of vegetables they helped grow in the school’s garden, Item Live reports. During the first lunch period, students will serve samples of lettuce and kale to their peers. The students also worked with the district’s director of dining services to create a dressing to top the produce using herbs from the garden.
Key Takeaways:
“You are a pretty thoughtful bunch. But on top of the smart operational tips and labor-saving initiatives were some surprising moments. Here are my top five.”
http://www.foodservicedirector.com/managing-your-business/controlling-costs/articles/what-worried-fsds-in-2016
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