Get the free Crediting Meats/meat Alternates in the Child Nutrition Programs Tip Sheet

This tip sheet provides guidelines on how to credit meats and meat alternates (M/MA) in the Child Nutrition Programs. It outlines requirements for various meal components in programs like the National School Lunch Program (NSLP), Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), and Summer Food Service Program (SFSP). It details the necessary ounce equivalents of M/MA, specific program requirements, and offers examples of creditable M/MA. The document serves as a resource for meal planning and...

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1. Identify the type of meat alternate being used (e.g., tofu, beans, legumes).
2. Refer to the USDA guidelines for crediting meat alternates.
3. Determine the correct serving size of the meat alternate.
4. Document the crediting details on your menu or meal plan.
5. Ensure that the meat alternate meets the nutritional requirements set by regulatory agencies.
6. Be consistent in recording and reporting the serving sizes in meals.

Who needs crediting meatsmeat alternates in?

1. Schools participating in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP).
2. Child care centers needing to meet nutritional standards.
3. Food service operations aiming to provide vegetarian or plant-based meal options.
4. Nutritionists and dietitians planning balanced meal programs.
5. Individuals or organizations responsible for meal planning for large groups.

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What is crediting meatsmeat alternates in?

Crediting meatsmeat alternates in refer to the process of recognizing various protein substitutes in nutritional programs, allowing them to count towards meat serving requirements.

Who is required to file crediting meatsmeat alternates in?

Organizations and food service providers that participate in federal nutrition programs, such as school lunch programs, are required to file crediting meatsmeat alternates in.

How to fill out crediting meatsmeat alternates in?

To fill out crediting meatsmeat alternates in, one must provide detailed information on the alternate meat products used, including portion sizes, nutritional information, and compliance with federal guidelines.

What is the purpose of crediting meatsmeat alternates in?

The purpose of crediting meatsmeat alternates in is to ensure that all protein sources served in nutrition programs are accounted for and meet the necessary dietary requirements for participants.

What information must be reported on crediting meatsmeat alternates in?

Reported information typically includes the type of meat alternate, serving sizes, nutritional content, and how these products fit into meal pattern requirements.