About Kate Adamick

Kate Adamick

Kate Adamick, Principal of Food Systems Solutions LLC, is a New York City-based consultant specializing in integrating operational changes, site-based programming, and public-private partnerships to implement, reinforce and support the healthful transformation of institutional meals programs and aid in developing local and sustainable agriculture systems. She has worked for school districts, hospitals and retirement communities across the United States. Through her Cook for America™ culinary boot camps, she provides concentrated and comprehensive culinary training that transforms America’s school food service personnel into skilled and passionate “school lunch teachers.”

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Kate Adamick: Where School Lunches Went Wrong But She’s Optimistic

Kate Adamick: Where School Lunches Went Wrong But She’s Optimistic

August 22, 2011 by Kate Adamick

Kate Adamick, co-founder of Cook for America, the real life ‘Jamie Oliver,’ transforms school lunches into healthier, positive eating experiences.

Fast Food Fuels Obesity Epidemic in Kids; How Kids Can Eat Healthy

Fast Food Fuels Obesity Epidemic in Kids; How Kids Can Eat Healthy

August 1, 2011 by Kate Adamick

Fast food partly to blame for obesity epidemic; Cook for America’s Kate Adamick on why unhealthy food is new normal and how to reverse trend

Cook for America’s Chef Kate Adamick: Transforming School Lunches

Cook for America’s Chef Kate Adamick: Transforming School Lunches

June 6, 2011 by Kate Adamick

Health expert and chef Kate Adamick says school food isn’t 100 percent to blame for childhood obesity; empowering food workers is the key

Back to School — Back to Sloppy Joes?

Back to School — Back to Sloppy Joes?

August 24, 2010 by Kate Adamick

Pizza, Sloppy Joes, chicken nuggets. It’s back to school, which for some students mean back to greasy and friend cafeteria foods. Or does it?

How Real Is Jamie Oliver’s ‘Food Revolution’?

How Real Is Jamie Oliver’s ‘Food Revolution’?

July 28, 2010 by Kate Adamick

Kate Adamick – who specializes in school food reform – looks at the celebrity chef’s reality show to see if the surprising scenes of fries and grease reflect actual lunch rooms