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Primary 25 Jacket Potato

Items not on a course

Each portion contains

Homemade bread roll

Shortbread biscuit

Description	Cereals Containing Gluten	Crustaceans	Eggs	Fish	Peanuts	Soya	Milk	Nuts	Celery	Mustard	Sesame Seeds	Sulphur Dioxide	Lupin	Molluscs


Cheese jacket potato Add To Meal
Baked bean jacket potato Add To Meal
Tuna and mayonnaise jacket potato Add To Meal
Homemade bread roll Add To Meal
Homemade bread roll Add To Meal	Contains: Wheat
Yoghurt portion Add To Meal
Fruit salad Add To Meal
Shortbread biscuit Add To Meal
Shortbread biscuit Add To Meal	Contains: Wheat

Education Catering

Education Catering provides catering for children at nursery all the way up to sixth form students. We take pride in devising menus that children and young people enjoy, and which are cooked from scratch in our kitchens. Sustainability is at the heart of our business, and we work with suppliers who have a sustainability ethos similar to our own. We actively encourage pupils to explore new tastes and flavours that are better for their health and better for the planet.

Due to the risk of contamination, we are unable to class our school kitchens as ‘free from”

The information provided was correct at the date of uploading onto the website (the information is reviewed at the start of each menu cycle, if there are any permanent changes to ingredients in a product used within the primary school menu the information will be updated immediately ) This allergen matrix relates to the ingredients available on our current standard primary menu and provides information for the 14 main allergens. Our kitchens and our standard primary school menus do not use any products in which labelling identifies any nut derived ingredients or that bear any precautionary warnings as to their potential presence. Nuts are defined in line with food allergen labelling regulations, namely: peanut, almond, hazelnut, walnut, cashew, pecan, Brazil, pistachio, macadamia/Queensland nuts. Due to the risk of contamination, we are unable to class our school kitchens as ‘free from’.