Best For Kids, By Kids Contest for 5210

Rules: Submit your recipe for a healthy nutritious snack. The winner will receive a class party and visit from Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa’s Executive Chef Sven Ullrich. Extra points will be awarded for use of local ingredients, incorporating the DOE Wellness Guidelines, and/or submitting a recipe by Friday, November 15, 2013. Your winning recipe will also be included in the For Kids, By Kids Waikiki Menu at SHOR for one semester beginning in January 2014. A por- tion of the proceeds from the sale of the dish will go to the 5210 campaign to make Hawaii’s cam- puses healthier. Submissions must be received no later than noon, Friday, November 22, 2013. Please send recipes to Best5210Menu@hyatt.com. Please include the name of the school, and grade category in the submission. One winner will be selected from each of the following catego- ries: grades K-5; 6-8; 9-12. Winners will be announced Friday, November 29 and will be invited to visit Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa for photos and a tasting on Friday, December 13, 2013. A parent or guardian must be present for the tasting and will be asked to sign a model agreement. One entry per person.

Teachers: 5210 is an initiative to promote healthy eating and active living and prevent childhood obesity in Hawaii through a coordinated, collaborative, locally relevant health education campaign.

In 2011 Hyatt Corporation made an industry altering decision to commit to the Partnership of a Healthier America. Among the guarantees agreed to in this contract, hotels throughout North America have committed to serving sustainable sourced ingredients, offering smaller portion sizes, and introduced the Hyatt For Kids, By Kids Menu. Developed with the help of 12 year old chef, Haile Thomas, the menus were tested by her peers and are void of additives and fried foods. It is Hyatt’s commitment to continue to provide nutritious options for families on the local level. We are honored to be a part of a new era that encourages an open discussion with youth and parents alike.