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6 takeaways from Princeton University’s teaching kitchen program

The program has provided a way to teach students, staff and the larger Princeton community about health, biodiversity and sustainability, all while imparting basic cooking skills.

Kelsey Squire, Editor-in-Chief, FoodService Director

April 30, 2019

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In the fall of 2016, Princeton University’s foodservice team added something new to its repertoire: teaching kitchens. In the years since, the teaching kitchen environment has provided a way to educate students, staff and the Princeton, N.J., community about health, wellness, biodiversity and sustainability, all while imparting basic cooking skills. Read on for a smattering of takeaways from the program.Photograph courtesy of Princeton University Campus Dining

6 takeaways from Princeton University’s teaching kitchen program

About the Author

Kelsey Squire

Editor-in-Chief, FoodService Director

Kelsey Squire is editor-in-chief of FoodService Director. Prior to joining Winsight Media's foodservice group, she specialized in B2B creative across a number of industries, including financial services, foodservice, construction and insurance. She has yet to meet a burger she doesn’t like.

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