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Welcome to USDA’s Chefs in the Cafeteria Tool!‪  

Ensuring that our nation’s children have access to healthy foods is a top priority for the Obama Administration. USDA’s National School Lunch and Breakfast Programs play a role in doing this by providing nutritious meals to students each year.

The National School Lunch Program serves nutritionally balanced meals to more than 31 million children in 101,000 schools and residential childcare institutions each school day. Nearly 11 million children receive a school breakfast every school day in more than 88,000 schools.

On October 15, during National School Lunch Week, USDA launched this internet tool to connect chefs with schools as well as share with others their efforts and ideas. There is a role for the culinary community to play in ensuring our schools provide nutritious food to students and already, there are chefs across the country who in a variety of ways are connecting with schools.‪

To check it out, go to the Home page.



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Chefs in the Cafeteria


There is a role for the culinary community to play in ensuring our schools provide nutritious food to students and already, there are chefs across the country who in a variety of ways are connecting with schools.‪ The great thing about this internet tool is that it is designed to be user-friendly and promote discussion and debate.

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This is the place where chefs can connect to schools and schools to chefs to find ways to work together, share ideas, and help get nutritious foods to our nation's kids. You can start a conversation, answer a question or just enjoy reading. It's easy.

To be able to participate, please complete the Registration form from the link at the top.


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School Menu Revamp Step 1: Simplify
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Empowering School Food Service Staff
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Kids included in menu creation
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Hands-on cooking with students
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Pizza!
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Florida Chef uses video media to promote school lunches
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A salad you can drink...
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Split Pea Dal over Basmati Rice
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Barley Jambalaya - Good for groups and inexpensive to boot!
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Fruit Salad
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