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Fresh, Nut-Free CACFP Meal Service for Child Care Centers Across Colorado's Front Range

Peak Performance Kitchen partners with child care centers, preschools, Montessori programs, and early learning communities to provide fresh, warm, chef-crafted meals that meet CACFP requirements while helping children build healthy eating habits for life.

Designed for Early Childhood Programs Like Yours

Whether you serve infants, toddlers, preschoolers, or school-age children, our meal programs are designed to support healthy growth while making food service easier for your team.

Child Care Centers

Reliable daily meal service that simplifies operations and supports compliance.

Preschools

Nutritious meals designed to fuel active learning and exploration.

Montessori Programs

Thoughtfully prepared meals that align with whole-child development.

Early Learning Centers

Age-appropriate menus that support healthy growth and positive food experiences.

Before & After School Programs

Balanced meals and snacks for growing school-age children.

Complete Meal Service,
All Under One Roof

Breakfast

Balanced breakfasts designed to fuel focus, learning, and active mornings.

Breakfasts consist of a whole grain or protein source with a fresh fruit or vegetable side and milk.

Examples:

• Veggie egg muffins
• Overnight oats with diced strawberries
• Whole grain pancakes with fresh bananas
• Greek yogurt parfaits with blueberries
• Breakfast quinoa bowl with sautéed spinach & bell peppers

Lunch

Chef-crafted lunches that meet CACFP requirements while introducing children to flavors from around the world.

Lunches consist of a protein source, whole grain or enriched grain, vegetable, fruit, and milk.

Examples:

• Chicken adobo rice bowls with cabbage slaw & bananas
• Turkey shepherd’s pie with farro & cantaloupe melon
• Mild lentil coconut curry with whole wheat pita bread, roasted cauliflower & mangos
• Italian turkey meatballs with whole wheat pasta, roasted broccoli & blueberries
• Teriyaki salmon quinoa bowl with edamame & pineapple

PM Snack

Fun, nutrient-dense snacks children look forward to.

Examples:

• Homemade oat muffins with Greek yogurt
• Hummus snack boxes with steamed carrots
• Yogurt parfaits with house nut-free granola
• Chicken salad with whole-grain crackers
• Fruit and cheese plates

See What Mealtime Can Look Like

Every menu is thoughtfully designed to meet CACFP requirements while introducing children to exciting, age-appropriate flavors from around the world.

More Than Compliance—A Culinary Approach to Childhood Nutrition

At Peak Performance Kitchen, we believe early food experiences shape lifelong eating habits.

That’s why our menus are designed not only to meet CACFP standards, but also to:

✓ Introduce children to global cuisines
✓ Encourage adventurous eating
✓ Support healthy growth and brain development
✓ Reduce picky eating later in life
✓ Make nutritious food exciting and approachable

Every meal is chef-crafted in our Thornton commercial kitchen using high-quality ingredients and recipes designed specifically for young children.

Safety Is Non-Negotiable

When it comes to children, food safety isn’t optional—it’s everything.

✓ Nut-free production environment
✓ Strict sanitation protocols
✓ Temperature-controlled production and delivery
✓ ServSafe food safety practices
✓ Allergen awareness and accommodations
✓ Age-appropriate texture modifications
✓ Production and delivery documentation
✓ CACFP meal pattern compliance

Meals Designed for Every Stage of Growth

Infants

Soft textures and developmentally appropriate foods.

Toddlers

Finger foods, exposure foods, safe textures.

Preschool

Balanced meals that build confidence and curiosity.

Pre-K

More independence, bigger portions, expanded flavors.

School-Age

Balanced meals that fuel movement, focus, and learning.

Step 1 — Schedule a Discovery Call

We start with a quick call to learn about your center, enrollment, age groups, meal schedule, allergies, current challenges, and operational needs.

Step 2 — Receive a Customized Proposal

Based on your center’s needs, we create a tailored proposal including sample menus, pricing, service options, and delivery logistics.

Step 3 — Sign & Complete Your Onboarding Call

Once your service agreement is signed, we schedule a dedicated onboarding call to review classroom counts, age groups, allergies, dietary restrictions, meal schedules, delivery procedures, communication preferences, and any center-specific operational details to ensure a seamless launch.

Step 4 — Launch Fresh Meals at Your Center

Our team gets to work, and your center can be fully onboarded and receiving fresh, nut-free, CACFP-compliant meals in as little as 1 week from contract signing.

Proudly Serving Child Care Centers Across Colorado’s Front Range

Based in our Thornton commercial kitchen, Peak Performance Kitchen proudly partners with child care centers, preschools, Montessori programs, and early learning centers throughout Colorado’s Front Range.

 

We currently serve centers in:

• Thornton
• Boulder
• Denver
• Westminster
• Broomfield
• Arvada
• Longmont
• Lafayette
• Superior
• Erie
• Louisville
• Aurora
• Centennial
• Windsor
• Lyons
• Nederland

…and surrounding communities.

If your center is located outside our current delivery routes, we’d still love to connect and explore how we can support your program.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do your meals meet CACFP requirements?

Yes. Our menus are designed to meet CACFP meal pattern requirements for each age group.

Is your kitchen nut-free?

Yes. Our production kitchen is nut-free. We do share storage areas with other companies who do use tree nuts and peanuts, but our production area is nut-free.

Can you accommodate allergies?

Yes. We work closely with centers to support allergies and dietary restrictions.

How quickly can we start?

Many centers can launch in as little as 1 week after contract signing.

Do you provide breakfast, lunch, and snacks?

Yes. We offer breakfast, lunch, PM snacks, and customized meal schedules. We also include milk with breakfast and lunch to meet CACFP requirements.

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