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    A CACFP Infant Meal Pattern Guide (VTAOE-506)

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    A CACFP Meal Pattern Guide (VTAOE-505)

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    All Aboard The Whole Grain Express! (VTAOE-515)

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    Boosting Menu Appeal in the SFSP (VTAOE-176)

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    Budgeting for SFSP Success (VTAOE-173)

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    Build It Once; Serve It Time and Time Again: Using Cycle Menus and Standardized Recipes (VTAOE-504)

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    CACFP Snacks in a Jiffy! (VTAOE-519)

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    CACFP Snacks: The Planned Leftover Way (VTAOE-517)

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    Embracing Culture and Expanding Your CACFP Menu (VTAOE-509)

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    Enhancing Meal Appeal For CACFP – Feeding Their Senses! (VTAOE-501)

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    Exploring the Purchasing of Meals for SFSP (VTAOE-172)

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    Family Style Meal Service – Building Better, Healthier, Menus and Eating Habits (VTAOE-514)

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These online training courses are brought to you by the Vermont Agency of Education (VTAOE). The USDA regulations for child nutrition programs require specific training for providers to begin, or continue participation. VTAOE is offering these online training options to meet the regulatory requirements.

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