#CanaanME - #MEFTI Tour Registration: #Maine-grown #Grains in Schools and Institutions
May 8 @ 10:00 am - 12:15 pm
The Good Crust
210 Main Street
Canaan, ME
Free. Registration required.
"Description:
Join us for a behind-the-scenes tour to learn how Maine-grown grains are making it into schools and institutions across Maine. We’ll begin at The Good Crust, where doughs and bread products including frozen dough balls, pre-sheeted rounds, and half-sheets are made for your food service program. The Good Crust is served at over 100 colleges, K-12 schools, and universities throughout New England and qualifies for Maine’s #LocalFood Fund. From there, we will visit Maine Grains for a tour of the #Gristmill where we will explore the #milling process of Maine-grown grains to learn how #StoneMilledFlour is made and dig into Maine’s local grain economy."
FMI and to register:
https://www.mofga.org/event-calendar/maine-grown-grains-in-schools-and-institutions/
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Description: Join us for a behind-the-scenes tour to learn how Maine-grown grains are making it into schools and institutions across Maine. We’ll begin at The Good Crust, where doughs and bread products including frozen dough balls, pre-sheeted rounds, and half-sheets are made for your food service program. The Good Crust is served at over 100 […]
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