I Cooked For The World's 1%, But I Traded It To Make School Lunches
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Dan Giusti is changing the way institutions like schools, prisons and senior centers think about food. Here's what he's learned so far.
A decade ago, Dan Giusti was the head chef at Noma, which repeatedly has been named the best restaurant in the world. These days, the average person he cooks for is around 4 feet tall and likely missing a few teeth.
In 2016, Giusti left Noma and founded Brigaid, a program that places professional chefs in school kitchens to help cafeteria lunch staff cook up delicious, nourishing meals for kids — all within budget.
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