Book of Dreams: Teaching kids the yum instead of the yuck in vegetables
Out with the Cheetos, in with the veggies: Food Literacy Center is bringing good nutrition and yummy meals to local kids.
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Out with the Cheetos, in with the veggies: Food Literacy Center is bringing good nutrition and yummy meals to local kids.
The state is working to track progress on efforts to serve students healthier food, and a new “farm-to-school road map for success” report is putting the spotlight on youth food insecurity and literacy.
The greater Sacramento area is home to more than 600 nonprofit organizations.
The cooking school will open to the public in spring 2022 and is part of a continued effort by Sacramento City Unified School District to combat food insecurity and improve student health.
From hand-delivered hand pies to an unlikely TikTok star to a cool new eco boutique, the dozens of Sacramentans spotlighted in our 2021 Best of the City feature have brought good food to our bellies, smiles to our faces and taps to our toes. And if you haven’t already met, we’re thrilled to introduce you.