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No more nuggets? School lunch goes farm-to-table — for some in US

Summary by Ground News

The food served at the school system outside San Francisco, Mount Diablo Unified, reflects a trend away from mass-produced, reheated meals. Its lunch menus are filled with California-grown fruits and vegetables, grass-fed meats and recipes that defy the stereotype of inedible school food.

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The Billings Gazette

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No more nuggets? School lunch goes farm-to-table — for some in US

Inflation and supply chain disruptions have only made it harder on school nutrition directors, widening gaps in access to affordable, high-quality food.

3 years ago·Billings, United States

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Pioneer Press

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No more nuggets? School lunch goes farm-to-table

CONCORD, Calif. (AP) — As the fine-dining chef at a suburban high school gave samples of his newest recipes, junior Anahi Nava Flores critiqued a baguette sandwich with Toscano salami, organi…

3 years ago·Saint Paul, United States

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The Daily Nonpareil - Council Bluffs, Iowa…

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No more nuggets? School lunch goes farm-to-table — for some in US

Inflation and supply chain disruptions have only made it harder on school nutrition directors, widening gaps in access to affordable, high-quality food.

3 years ago

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Bismarck Tribune

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No more nuggets? School lunch goes farm-to-table — for some in US

Inflation and supply chain disruptions have only made it harder on school nutrition directors, widening gaps in access to affordable, high-quality food.

3 years ago·Georgia, United States

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Culpeper Star-Exponent

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No more nuggets? School lunch goes farm-to-table — for some in US

Inflation and supply chain disruptions have only made it harder on school nutrition directors, widening gaps in access to affordable, high-quality food.

3 years ago

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Buffalo News

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No more nuggets? School lunch goes farm-to-table — for some in US

Inflation and supply chain disruptions have only made it harder on school nutrition directors, widening gaps in access to affordable, high-quality food.

3 years ago·Buffalo, United States

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