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Inside School Food :: Episode 8 – Salad Bars Part 2: Strategies for Success from Let’s Move Salad Bars to Schools
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Salad bars aren’t rocket science, but getting them right calls for careful, common-sense assembly with the right ingredients. If you’ve listened to Salad Bars Part 1 (and we suggest that you do), maybe you’re wondering if you can get salad bars to work in your district–or work better. Let’s Move Salad Bars to Schools can help. Need equipment donation? Technical assistance? A community of practice? You’ve come to the right place. This program was brought to you by Bonnie Plants.

“78% of the districts that we surveyed reported increased purchases of fruits and vegetables after implementing a salad bar. The goal here is to provide more access to fruits and vegetables to kids.” [07:00]

–Mara Fleishman on Inside School Food

“With good education and signage – you do not have excess waste at salad bars.” [20:00]

–Ann Cooper on Inside School Food



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