Gourmet editor Reichl’s new issue eyed by food world
The Baltimore Sun notes Gourmet magazine's planned relaunch under Ruth Reichl, promising refreshed leadership after a period of waning energy as other titles gain traction. Analysts question whether Reichl can shift Gourmet’s aging course amid competition from Food & Wine, Bon Appetit, Saveur, and Cooking Light.
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Better school lunches help kids eat healthier now
Dietitians say federally guided NuMeals programs have shifted elementary menus toward lower fat and sodium while boosting fruits vegetables and grains. Schools use flexible commodity spending to tailor offerings, with baked instead of fried items and more carrot sticks, aiming to reduce waste and improve intake.
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Widefield
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Connie Evers
Oregon
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Antelope Elementary
Overweight Kids Question Sugar Rich Diet
Teresa J. Farney reports on the sugar driven obesity trend among U.S. children. Health experts warn added sugars replace nutrients like milk and fruit, citing high soft drink and yogurt sugar content. The piece notes daily sugar averages and urges parents to model healthy eating and activity with family meals and joint activity.
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