HUSD Eat Fresh Express

It is almost summer break! 🌞HUSDNutrition Services will still offer summer meals to kids 18 and under at select sites and select dates. Please see flyer for details.

Congratulations to Delores, our Employee of the Year. She's worked at HUSD for over 20 years! Thanks for all you do!

We hope all our elementary sites had a fun Dr.Seuss Day! Shout out to Little Lake Elementary's nurition staff who decorated to make the day extra special. They even made their own wreath!

We will be able to offer free breakfast and lunch to all students for the 2022-2023 school year.😀We hope you will enjoy what we have planned for the menus this year.

It's summer vacation! 😎🌞 We have a summer food service if any kids (18 & younger) need a lunch while school is out. **We will not be serving on July 4th due to the holiday

We're excited to announce new salad options coming to HUSD! After spring break, there will be Taylor Farm's salads offered at middle and high schools. 😀🥗

Nutrition Services is starting a bi-monthly newsletter featuring department news and recipes. Check out the Feb & March newsletter by scanning the QR below with your phone's photo app.

Have an upcoming holiday party and no idea what to bring? Try making a festive Kiwi Fruit Tree! Kiwis are loaded with vitamin C and additional fruits, like pomegranates, can be added. (Photo from http://theicn.org)

Today is National Homemade Bread Day! 🍞 Bread doesn't have to be hard to make. Here's a link to my favorite (and more importantly easy) banana bread recipe.
https://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/banana_bread/
Have fun in the kitchen!

Easy Banana Bread Moist and delicious banana bread recipe. Easy to make, no need for a mixer! Ripe bananas, butter, sugar, egg, vanilla, baking soda, and flour.

Starting Monday (11/1) we'll be offering our popular double chocolate muffins more frequently!

Happy Pumpkin Day! Don't forget when carving your Jack-o'-Lanterns that pumpkin seeds make a great snack.

Want to make a healthy, sweet, spooky treat? These cute monster mouths are made from apples, sliced almonds, and peanut butter (or jam) filling. Cut an apple into large wedges, cut into the side of the wedge with the peel to form the mouth gap, add jam or peanut butter for the tongue, and insert almond slices for the teeth. Photo from Oh She Glows blog. 🍎

Good morning everyone! Today is the start of National School Lunch Week. We're proud to offer free lunches for the 2021-2022 school year and hope students are enjoying the new salad entrée options 🥗😃