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Breakfast Nutrition Guidelines for K-12 Students

Explore the nutritional standards for breakfast meals in school, including calorie ranges, whole grain requirements, trans fat limits, and offering vs serving rules. Implementing "Offer vs Serve" ensures students receive a balanced meal. Categories include Cold and Hot Breakfast options for different grade groups.

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Breakfast Nutrition Guidelines for K-12 Students

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  1. BREAKFASTChanges 2013-2014 • Age/Grade Groups: K-5, 6-8 and 9-12 • Calorie Ranges • Weekly Grains --- 50% Whole Grain Rich • Must Offer Daily Grain • Weekly Grains --- Must Meet Minimums (Maximum not assessed for SY 2013-14, memo SP 26-2013) • Trans Fat --- 0 Grams Per Portion • Meat/Meat Alternate --- Optional (Credited towards grains or as an extra; Included in calories) • State Reviews --- Breakfast Included!

  2. Breakfast Meal Pattern ?

  3. Breakfast Meal Pattern?2013-2014 **Meat/Meat Alt.: Can be credited towards the grains OR Not credited at all Must be included in calorie assessment

  4. Offer vs. Serve ?

  5. OFFER vs. SERVE?? Implementing “Offer vs. Serve” for Breakfast : • Must Offer All 3Components - 1oz. Grains - ½ c Fruit/Veggie - 8 oz. Milk • Must Offer 4Items • Students Must Take 3Items

  6. NOOFFER vs. SERVE?? • Must Serve All 3Components - 1oz. Grains - ½ c Fruit/Veggie - 8 oz. Milk • Must Serve 3Items • Must Meet Minimum Grains/Week Example K-5: Serve 2 Grain Equiv. 2 days/week and Serve 1Grain Equiv. 3 days/week = Minimum 7 Grains/Week

  7. Offer vs. Serve --- 4 Items??Offering Options:Students Must Choose any 3 of the 4

  8. -Meets–Meets Wkly. Grains -Meets Wkly. Calories -Meets Sat. Fat CHAMPION ColdBREAKFAST GRADES: K - 12 HotBreakfast

  9. -Meets–Meets Wkly. Grains -Meets Wkly. Calories -Meets Sat. Fat SUPER STAR Cold BREAKFAST GRADES: K - 5 HotBreakfast

  10. -Meets–Meets Wkly. Grains -Meets Wkly. Calories -Meets Sat. Fat WINNINGColdBREAKFASTGRADES: 6 – 8 MS HotBreakfast

  11. -Meets–Meets Wkly. Grains -Meets Wkly. Calories -Meets Sat. Fat AWESOME ColdBREAKFAST GRADES: 9 – 12 HS HotBreakfast

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