Coronavirus: Panera Bread to make school lunches for Ohio children in need

A Panera Bread employee says she was fired after she posted a video on TikTok showing how the chain's mac and cheese is made.

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A Panera Bread employee says she was fired after she posted a video on TikTok showing how the chain's mac and cheese is made.
Ohio News
By Daniel Susco
March 28, 2020
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Panera Bread announced that as of Friday, it would be partnering with the Children's Hunger Alliance and the U.S. Department of Agriculture to supply meals to children in need in Ohio, to be sold at current USDA school food prices.
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According to a release, the restaurant said it would work with its local franchise partners to produce these meals, and that it was working on scaling this model to be used in other states.

The meals will include five different food choices, including salads, sandwiches, and veggie snack boxes, balanced per USDA guidelines. The partnership will begin April 6.

Panera Bread also said that it encouraged in-need non-profits or state governments to contact the company at schoolmeals@panerabread.com.

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