Pre-K Meal
Catering Service
Nutritious Meals
for Preschoolers

We deliver balanced, kid-friendly
meals that support early childhood
development.
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Let someone else do the cooking—seriously.

Handing off meal prep to the pros isn’t just a time-saver—it’s a game-changer.
Busy parents: They get their mornings back (no more 6 a.m. sandwich assembly lines).
Educators: They can actually educate, instead of scrambling to plan meals and snacks.
Centers: They dodge the stress of kitchen staffing, equipment repairs, and playing Tetris with pantry inventory.

Studies show that when meals are taken care of, staff can spend more time doing what they’re paid to do—like 24 extra minutes a day, on average. That adds up.

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Nutritional Requirements for NY Pre-K

Pre-K meal services must adhere to strict nutritional standards established by federal and state guidelines. For children aged 3-5, each meal must include:
Milk requirements: 3/4 cup (6 oz.) of unflavored low-fat or fat-free milk daily [3]
Fruit/Vegetable servings: Minimum 1/2 cup at breakfast and 1/4 cup at lunch [3]
Grain components: At least one whole grain-rich offering daily [3]
Sodium limits: Total daily intake limited to 1,700 mg or less [4]

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NYC Nutrition Rules? We Know Them Like the Back of Our Ladle.

Pre-K nutrition standards in New York City? Let’s just say… they’re not for the faint of heart. Luckily, navigating all those rules is kind of our thing.

  • We know what 3–5 year olds actually need on their plates (and how much).
  • Sweetened drinks? Not on our watch.
  • We’ve got it covered when it comes to part-day programs too—making sure little ones get one-third to one-half of their daily nutrition, even in under six hours.
  • Cultural and developmental appropriateness? Check. Allergies and dietary needs? Double check.
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Breakfast Options

Breakfast serves as the foundation for a productive learning day. All NYC pre-k breakfast menus include three essential components: fruits, grains/meat alternatives, and milk. Every morning meal features 3/4 cup of unflavored low-fat or fat-free milk. Popular breakfast selections include:

  • Whole Milk/1% Milk
  • WGR Scooters
  • Unsweetened Applesauce
  • Nectarine
  • WW Bagel
  • WGR Muffin
  • Trans Fat Free Margarine
  • Jelly
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Lunch Selections

Lunch menus balance nutrition with child-friendly appeal. Every lunch includes all five required food components: fruits, vegetables, grains, meat/meat alternatives, and milk. Typical options include:

  • Whole Milk/1% Milk
  • Vegetarian Lasagna
  • Sliced Turkey with Gravy
  • Hamburger
  • Chicken Parmesan
  • Fish Stick
  • Broccoli
  • Italian Blend Veggies
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Snack Choices

Snacks play an increasingly important role in children’s diets, with today’s children consuming nearly three snacks per day compared to just one in the late 1970s. Our snack menu focuses primarily on fruits and vegetables since most children don’t consume enough of these food groups. Popular snack offerings include:

  • WGR Cheez-Its
  • WGR Muffin
  • 100% Orange Juice
  • Plain Yogurt
  • Unsweetened Applesauce
  • Graham Crackers
  • WW Bread
  • Plum
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Sample Daycare/Headstart Menu Sample School Menu

"Healthy Heart has been delivering lunch to 5 of our locations since 2015. Pam helped us create a CACFP-compliant menu that accommodates allergies and dietary preferences. Our lunch arrives on time, fresh, and warm. When something comes up or we need to make changes, Healthy Heart is always (and I mean always!) available to assist us. We highly recommend Healthy Heart!"

-Crista Jang
Administrator, Sunshine Learning Center

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