A chef on a mission to transform school lunches nationwide will be part of a live online chat via Facebook Friday.
Ann Cooper, also known as "The Renegade Lunch Lady," is spearheading the effort to make childrens' lunches healthier and has launched a free Web site aimed at helping schools replace frozen processed food with fresh, homemade, cost-effective alternatives, according to a news release from Whole Foods, which has teamed with Cooper.
The live video chat will be held through Facebook at 1 p.m. Friday. Click here to get the link to the chat. Anyone can view the chat, but questions can only be submitted by people with Facebook profiles or through Twitter. To submit questions via Twitter, send a direct message to @spinnio or @wholefoods with the hashtag #chefann.
For more information about the school lunch revolution or for healthy lunch recipes, go to Whole Foods' Web site or Cooper's Lunch Box Web site.
Ann Cooper, also known as "The Renegade Lunch Lady," is spearheading the effort to make childrens' lunches healthier and has launched a free Web site aimed at helping schools replace frozen processed food with fresh, homemade, cost-effective alternatives, according to a news release from Whole Foods, which has teamed with Cooper.
The live video chat will be held through Facebook at 1 p.m. Friday. Click here to get the link to the chat. Anyone can view the chat, but questions can only be submitted by people with Facebook profiles or through Twitter. To submit questions via Twitter, send a direct message to @spinnio or @wholefoods with the hashtag #chefann.
For more information about the school lunch revolution or for healthy lunch recipes, go to Whole Foods' Web site or Cooper's Lunch Box Web site.
