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A Farm Diner customer asks which of the new menu
items you would suggest. One item you can suggestis
O French fries.
O sugary drinks.
imported fruits.
To: Farm Diner Staff
Re: Menu Changes
Based on staff meetings and research, the Farm Diner
will now have healthier options on the menu for our
customers. We will add more vegetarian options,
including veggie burgers. Traditional French fries will be
replaced with sweet potato fries. Different types of
flavored water will be added as beverage options. We will
work with local producers to reduce added sugars in the
drinks we serve. We are making a commitment to
limiting salt, fat, sugar, and calories. We will serve only
local fresh fruits and vegetables. Please discuss the new
menu options with customers and encourage them to try
new items.
O veggie burgers.
O locally sourced meats.
Me

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the allies' desire to seek retribution for germany's actions

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