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A delicious meal isn't the only thing that can really "hit the spot." Other things, like finding the solution to a problem that's far overstayed its welcome, finally starting that exciting new initiative in your program or experiencing a heartfelt moment with a student, colleague or family member can all provide the same sense of satisfaction and warmth as your favorite comfort recipe.
In this issue of School Nutrition, we're exploring topics that hit the spot in ways that everyone in the school nutrition field can understand. You'll learn how to overcome some of the most common farm-to-school barriers so you can find success in your own program; find guidance on how to hone your coaching and leadership style to empower your team; get a refresher on food allergy facts so you can leave strict food bans behind and prioritize student safety; discover eight K-12 recipes that provide more nutritious, unique twists on some comfort food favorites; and more to leave you with that satisying, feel-good mood we all value.
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