I think it is a neat idea, but there are restrictions as to the sort of projects like this that the schools will be allowed to offer and short of mass marketing to hit parents, without the support of the schools will be a consideration.

My daughter had a highly allergic boy in her elementary school class and we parents were not allowed to send food cooked in our kitchens into the classroom for such things, so the boy's mother offered to cook the "treats" that the parents would have otherwise sent in.

To my knowledge, none of the other parents took her up on her offer, although she had the support of the teachers and the school, in that they sent letters home offering the service.

My point is that you might want to consider the "peanut free" angle; assuming your kitchen is peanut free, or in the event that it isn't.

T


Tina Brooks, VP Marketing
Brooks Pepperfire Foods, Inc.
Makers of Peppermaster Hot Sauces
http://www.peppermaster.com

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