Argyll & Bute Council expands venison school meals to Inveraray
Children played a key role in shaping the menu by taking part in taste tests to choose their favourite dishes, with wild venison burgers and bolognaise coming out on top.
Children played a key role in shaping the menu by taking part in taste tests to choose their favourite dishes, with wild venison burgers and bolognaise coming out on top.
It has been organised by Professor Don Bundy, who is director of the SMC’s Research Consortium for School Health & Nutrition.
Following October half term, Shire Services launched a new menu in partnership with ProVeg UK, featuring tasty, nutritionally balanced plant-based dishes that help reduce carbon emissions and suppo
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