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Great Trays™ Toolkit for School Foodservice
Best Practices
The following short videos highlight changes being made to school lunches in Minnesota.
Cost, Quality, & the Cycle Menu
Things to consider when planning a menu. Transcript (159 K PDF)
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Taste Testing Tips
Tips for promoting new items. Transcript (162 K PDF)
Serving Lines That Make Them Smile
Ideas to encourage students to choose foods they will not eat.
Transcript (181 K PDF)
Your Passion is Contagious
Are you excited about trying new things? Transcript (159 K PDF)
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Building Staff Support
How to get others in your school on board. Transcript (160 K PDF)
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Communication with Administrators
Overview of what USDA is doing and how you can help.
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You're Not Alone
Tips for getting support for making the change. Transcript (180 K PDF)
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Veggie Variety
Students like fresh fruits and vegetables and local produce.
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Benefits of the Buying Group
The Minnesota Food Buying Group offers lower costs and good variety. Transcript (164 K PDF)
You Can Make a Difference
School food science has an important role with children. Transcript (155 K PDF)
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Awesome Advisory Groups
Advisory groups can help give feedback and ideas. Transcript (162 K PDF)
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The Magic of Marketing
Build excitement for eating healthy foods. Transcript (157 K PDF)
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The Power of Partnership
Collaboration can lead to win-win. Transcript (257 K PDF)
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Kitchen Can Do
Bring "Yes we can" to your kitchen. Transcript (158 K PDF)
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