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LARGO, Fla. - Your child has a chance to change the cafeteria food at the Pinellas County School District. They're calling all junior chefs to come forward with a healthy recipe for school lunch.
It's called the Junior Chef Showcase.
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Students in 6-12th grade are invited to submit their original scratch-made recipes. A total of four will be selected, prepared and judged by a panel at a showcase event on December 6.
They can highlight their creativity in the kitchen, share their love of food and inspire healthier school meals.
What you can do:
Students do need to meet the National School Lunch Program Nutrition Regulations.
For more information and to submit a recipe, click here.
The Source: The information in this story was released by Pinellas County Schools.