Sentences with phrase «school food ideas»

I think that fun back to school food ideas are timely.

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I think they'd make great back to school food ideas too!

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A suggestion Have you thought of going into school and doing a kids menu / birthday party etc to get the idea across that healthy foods are delicious.

I grew up going to Friday night high school football games, and spending many a Superbowl in the 90's rooting for a team everyone knew was going to lose (Sorry, Buffalo,) so the idea of teaming up with another 63 football - loving food bloggers to rep our home teams was something I just couldn't resist.

This idea of infusing our food with food for our souls was also explored in a book I recently finished called The Love Goddess» Cooking School by Melissa Senate.

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Or, for some recipe - free options, use the following ideas for sandwiches and wraps to make quick dinners and brown bag lunches Teens might enjoy these as school lunch fare once they've moved past the «kid - food» phase.

«They helped produce the food for the whole school, were fantastic to work with and very open to test new fusion tastes, ideas and cooking styles.

The organisation has also been working with several school cafeterias to introduce Meatless Mondays, helping out with menu ideas, awareness raising and encouraging students to alter their food choices.

Following the Crawford Fund Conference, I have been able to bring new knowledge and ideas about food loss and waste to The University of Queensland School of Veterinary Science in order to raise awareness of the roles veterinarians and veterinary researchers can play in the global food supply chain.

The government is also getting behind the idea: «Encourage all children to have a meat - free day each week, using alternatives such as pulses, soya mince, tofu and Quorn», is one of their «Top Tips» in the recently launched School Food Standards: A practical guide for schools their cooks and caterers, applicable in English schools from January.

The whole idea behind the food revolution is to get people — parents, students, concerned citizens to ask for more, to ask for better from the foods available at school.

Last week, the Parent Advisory Committee on which I serve met with Houston ISD Food Services / Aramark to share menu ideas and other suggestions to improve school fFood Services / Aramark to share menu ideas and other suggestions to improve school foodfood.

I love the idea of swapping out «grace» or «wiggle room» for «flexibility,» a word which has become truly toxic in the school food reform community.

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My hope is they try — through a combination of peer - pressure and sheer starvation — new foods and bring home ideas for next year's school lunches.

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If you like the idea of food education in ALL schools, I urge you to sign this petition to show your support.

The Department offers handouts on wellness implementation, covering the following topics: Alternatives to Food as a Reward — Ideas for Alternatives to Using Food as a Reward; Healthy Fundraising — Ideas for Healthy Fundraising Alternatives; and Healthy Celebrations — Ideas for Healthy School Parties and Other Celebrations.

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As childhood obesity rates continue to rise (as I fear they will), and as we start to see ever more clearly the ill health effects of our current school food regime (replete with its a la carte junk), as well as our current agricultural policies, maybe our society will eventually embrace the idea of universal, free school food.

They help give us new ideas for lines and help expose the younger children in the district to more exciting menu items, in some cases food they've never tried outside of school.»

I'm looking forward to her ideas and tips — it's so good to have someone else's perspective to help me get out of a food rut where it seems I'm always making the same things... Also, wouldn't mind winning one of the Easylunchbox sets — I love ours — but I have one set of 4 and no cooler, and up to 6 people I make lunch for — and I'd like to be able to make up an after - school snack ahead of time too!

It also is a good idea to check to see if your state has a policy on foods served on school grounds.

I know this idea won't work in many schools, but what about using parent and other volunteers to prepare food?

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«Cooking with California Food in K - 12 Schools» [external link] by the Center for Ecoliteracy (2011) This cookbook is based on six dishes students know and love, five ethnic flavor profiles, and four seasons and offers ideas for adding more fresh, local, healthy foods to school lunches.

is the mega-message food and fitness experts hope to send next week at the first national «Healthy Schools Summit» in Washington, D.C. Worried about the weight gain among American children, the experts and educators want to share ideas to help kids fight fat.

Throughout OSPI there is the concept that, although our School Child Nutrition Programs are not for profit but to feed students, we should be cutting costs as a priority over what is sometimes recognized as good nutrition — a subject where many entrenched and trendy ideas prevail and are promoted by giant food manufacturers.

It's a common theme on The Food Network and among conscientious gourmets these days — the idea of sustainability and local sourcing — and it's coming to Houston ISD in the new school year.

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My bottom line is this: empowering kids to speak up about their food is a fantastic idea, and districts doing a legitimately bad job in preparing school meals certainly need to be taken to task.

The idea that it is okay because at least it gets people angry and ready to act is more than a little scary, as it conjures up images of the townsfolk storming the local school with their pitchforks and flaming torches; meanwhile, the villain is in Washington DC taking 6 cents from food stamps to fund 64 cents worth of new requirements for the schools.

I agree that the food photos shown are probably as wildly inaccurate as your post indicates — but the idea that school lunches are now open to photography is an important step in the right direction.

Wait... it * isn't * a good idea for school meals to require that food go on the tray that the student's don't want?

Since then, I've expanded my school food / food politics reading library and thought it might be nice to swap book ideas with Lunch Tray readers.

I think one of the hardest lessons for school food reformers to learn is that many good ideas which seem like they would be easy to do, and inexpensive, rarely turn out to be that in reality.

Any innovative ideas on how community members can get more involved in providing access to healthy school food?

When I raised this idea at a recent meeting with my own school district's food services, I was told that the idea was a nonstarter.

Even if the school food were EXEMPLARY, I don't approve of the idea that you can force better nutrition by taking all the choices out of the hands of the families.

Nonetheless, I was intrigued by one clever idea to keep «copycat» junk food out of schools.

So in the coming days, I'll do my best to answer this reader's question and then each of these school food experts will also chime in, pointing out ideas I've missed, directing her to other resources, or whatever else they want to share.

I think it's so important to get creative ideas for school food from all sources, and equally important for those in the school food world to tell us whether the ideas fly or not.

For example, the Clinton administration's limiting of saturated fat and salt in school food was a fine idea, but it only nibbled at the edges of what was then terribly wrong with school food.

I'll be guest pinning on HyVee's Back To School Pinterest Board this Saturday through Monday (8/8 — 8/10,) sharing fun snacks and make - ahead breakfast ideas, lunches your kids won't trade for juice boxes, and quick, filling dinner recipes from my fellow food bloggers.

I decided to call Chef Ann Cooper, aka The Renegade Lunch Lady, to talk about this issue and she told me of an idea I'd never heard of — the school food «buy - cott.»

I even started a Pinterest board featuring food for kids because I am struggling to come up with new snack ideas for after school.