Posts Tagged ‘meal pattern’
Meal Pattern Minute: Meat Alternates
How can you identify a meat alternate in the CACFP?
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Read MoreMeal Pattern Minute: Soy Yogurt in the Infant Meal Pattern
USDA FNS updated is guidelines on soy yogurt – can it be used in the CACFP infant meal pattern?
Read MoreCACFP Infant to Toddler Meal Patterns Quizapalooza ($)
Maybe you are new or have been working in the CACFP for quite some time. But are you a CACFP Infant Meal Pattern Superstar? This fun, interactive session will test your knowledge in the CACFP meal patterns specific to infants and fill in the details of what you may not know!
Read MoreCrediting Tofu and Soy Yogurt Products
USDA released guidance that extends the option of serving commercially prepared tofu and soy yogurt as meat alternates to infants 6-11 months participating in the CACFP. The memo also extends the ability to serve tofu and soy yogurt as meat alternates in SFSP.
Read MoreCrediting Tofu and Soy Yogurt Products
USDA released guidance that extends the option of serving commercially prepared tofu and soy yogurt as meat alternates to infants 6-11 months participating in the CACFP. The memo also extends the ability to serve tofu and soy yogurt as meat alternates in SFSP.
Read MoreSFSP Boot Camp is Here!
Join us for a day of learning on vital topics tailored to the unique needs of the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP)
Read MoreSFSP Boot Camp is Here!
Join us for a day of learning on vital topics tailored to the unique needs of the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP)
Read MoreCrediting Traditional Indigenous Foods in the CACFP
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has included traditional foods in the FBG. Not only does this list make program participation easier for indigenous groups, but it is also a great resource for any programs that serve indigenous groups.
Read MoreMeal Pattern Minute: Mixing Cereals
Can you mix a high-sugar cereal with a low-sugar cereal, and have the average meet the CACFP sugar limits?
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