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. 2015 Dec 4;7(12):10145–10167. doi: 10.3390/nu7125523

Table 6.

Case Study on the Nutritional Adequacy of a Sample Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) Breakfast and Lunch Menu from July 2014 and Comparison to Requirements for National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and School Breakfast Program (SBP) 1.

Nutrient Breakfast Lunch Combined Breakfast & Lunch
Requirement Mean Served Difference Requirement Mean Served Difference Total Daily Requirement Total Mean Served Difference
Calories (kcal)
K–5th 350–500 411 +/− 550–650 745 + 900–1150 1156 +
6th–8th 400–550 +/− 600–700 + 1000–1250 +/−
9th–12th 450–600 750–800 1200–1400
Carbohydrate (g/day) 33 79 + 44 98 + 77 177 +
Fiber (g/day)
K–5th 7 4 9 7 16 11
6th–8th 7–8 9–11 16–19
9th–12th 7–10 9–13 16–23
Protein (g/day)
K–5th 3 10 + 4 26 + 7 36 +
6th–8th 4–9 + 5–12 + 9–21 +
9th–12th 5–13 +/− 7–18 + 12–31 +
% Fat Calories <30% 15 <30% 34 + <30% 24.5
% Saturated Fat Calories <10% 7 <10% 11 + <10% 9
Sodium (mg/day) 2
K–5th 540 298 1230 1471 + 1770 1769
6th–8th 600 1360 + 1960
9th–12th 640 1420 + 2060
Vitamin A (mcg/day)
K–5th 100 253 + 133 506 + 233 759 +
6th–8th 150 + 200 + 350 +
9th–12th 175–225 + 233–300 + 408–525 +
Vitamin C (mg/day)
K–5th 7 8 + 9 14 + 16 22 +
6th–8th 12 15 27
9th–12th 17–19 17–22 34–41
Vitamin D (mcg/day)
K–5th 4 3.5 5 4 9 7.5
6th–8th 4 5 9
9th–12th 4 5 9
Calcium (mg/day)
K–5th 250 364 + 333 603 + 583 967 +
6th–8th 325 + 433 + 758 +
9th–12th 325 + 433 + 758 +
Iron (mg/day)
K–5th 3 3.25 + 3 3.75 + 6 7 +
6th–8th 2 + 3 + 5 +
9th–12th 3–4 +/− 4–5 7–9
Phosphorus (mg/day)
K–5th 125 303 + 167 603 + 292 906 +
6th–8th 313 417 + 730 +
9th–12th 313 417 + 730 +
Zinc (mg/day)
K–5th 2 1.8 2 2.9 + 4 4.7
6th–8th 2 3 5 +
9th–12th 3 3–4 6–7 +

1 Nutrition Data System for Research (NDSR) was used for the nutrient composition analysis on the sample breakfast and lunch menus from July 2014 offered by an SFSP sponsor located in Columbus, Ohio that reaches over 340 open SFSP feeding sites. Nutritional composition reports compared to current NSLP and SBP nutrition standards, since current SFSP nutrition standards are outdated; 2 2014–2015 sodium targets were used as comparison.