Mary Kuhn, SNS, Child Nutrition Director
Hardin County Schools
2514 Leitchfield Road
Elizabethtown, KY 42701
270-769-8877
270-769-8878 fax
email: mary.kuhn@hardin.kyschools.us
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This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
PUMPKIN
What do you do with all that stuff you scoop out of your pumpkin before you carve it? Click HERE for 10 great ideas, including how to roast the seeds.
BARBADOS CHERRIES
Barbados cherries are also known as acerola, West Indian or West Antilles cherries. They're native to South America, Southern Mexico and Central America. These, like other types of cherries, are rich in vitamin C and antioxidants. Try these Top 10 Ways To Enjoy Them.
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