Cafeteria Menu




MAY 2013

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

ALL MEALS ARE SERVED WITH 1% WHITE AND FF FLAVORED MILK

WE ARE OFFERING MORE FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRESH FRUIT

 

1- B-COMBO BAR, CHEESE TOAST, FRUIT,

 

L-RED BEEF ENCHILADAS

GREEN SALAD

CARROTS

BEANS

FRUIT

2-B-BISCUIT/SAUSAGE GRAVY, FRUIT

 

L-CORN DOG

ROMAINE SALAD

TOMATO

BEANS TOTS

FRUIT

3 B- BREAKFAST PIZZA, FRUIT

 

L- CHEESE BURGER,

WW BUN

BAKED FRIES

LETTUCE, TOMATO, PICKLES, FRUIT

HELP US ENCOURAGE YOUR CHILDREN TO TRY THESE NEW ITEMS.

7B-BREAKFAST KIT, FRUIT

 

L-BBQ RIBLETT ON BUN, GREEN SALAD

TOMATO

CARROTS, FRUIT

8B-PANCAKE/SAUSAGE ON A STICK, SYRUP, FRUIT

 

L-CHEESE AND CHICKEN QUESIDILLAS

BEANS

SALAD, FRUIT

 

9B-SAUSAGE GRAVY BISCUIT FRUIT

 

 

L-BAKED ZITI

GREEN GARDEN SALAD, CARROTS, FRUIT

 

 

10B-- MUFFIN, STRING CHEESE, FRUIT

 

L-CHICKI CHEESE SAND

LETTUCE

TOMATO

CARROT STICKS

FRUIT

 

 

14B- PB&J, GRAHAM CRACKERS, FRUIT

 

L- HOT DOGS, FRIES, CORN AND FRUIT

 

 

15B-CINNAMON ROLLS, FRUIT

 

L- CHICKEN PASTA BAKE, SALAD, PEAS AND CARROTS BREADSTICK, FRUIT

 

16B- STRAWBERRY FRENCH TOAST STICKS ,FRUIT

 

L- GREEN CHILI MEAT WITH POTATOES

TORTILLA

SALAD

BEANS

FRUIT

 

17B- CEREAL, TOAST FRUIT AND MILK

 

L-

SLOPPY JOE ON BUN

BAKED FRIES

GREEN SALAD

FRUIT

20B –COOKS CHOICE

 

L-COOKS CHOICE

21B COOKS CHOICE

 

L-COOKS CHOICE

 

 

22B-COOKS CHOICE

 

L-COOKS CHOICE

 

 

23B-COOKS CHOICE

 

L-COOKS CHOICE

 

24B- COOKS CHOICE

 

L-COOKS CHOICE

 

 

Offer vs. Serve

The cafeteria staff would like to let everyone know about our “new” serving method. Offer vs. Serve has always been used at the high school, but now it is being implemented at the elementary and middle school as well. This method eliminates much wasted food. The students can still have servings of all of the daily selections offered, but now they can turn some of them down if it doesn’t appeal to them or if they are not that hungry.
The cafeteria has five components--grains, veggies, fruit, dairy, and meat/meat alternative. Students are permitted to turn down two of the components with the exception of the requirement of either a ½ cup of fruit or vegetables.
By being able to turn down up to two selections, less food is thrown away because the student is averse to trying it or not hungry. Students are still getting a nutritious meal but without overloading the trash receptacles with unwanted food.
Please remind your students that they have some options when it comes to what they can have for breakfast and lunch. And now, they should be always able to “clean their plates!”