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DAYTON, OHIO (WDTN) - Turkey day is just weeks away, which means it's time to Stuff the Van! Miami Valley Meals is teaming up with Dot's Market to prepare and distribute over 10,000 meals to residents in need for the Thanksgiving holiday. The Stuff the Van Food Drive will take place at Dot's Market Centerville, on Saturday, November 4th, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Taylor Naragon, Marketing and Development Director for Miami Valley Meals said these donations contribute to their Thanksgiving Turkey Takeaway. Naragon said they are needing shelf-stable food items to create sides for the Thanksgiving meals. She said they have the turkeys covered, but their chefs request boxed/bagged stuffing mix, instant mashed potatoes, canned green beans (no bacon, please), canned cream of mushroom soup, and cans/cartons of chicken broth. Folks can stop by Dot's Market during the allotted time, and the donation barrels will be available for donations throughout the weekend. For more detail ....
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DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) Get a taste of Miami Valley restaurants with Diced in Dayton! It allows residents to sample some unique dishes from local chefs while simultaneously supporting a great cause. Diced in Dayton is an interactive, food-filled event meant to celebrate the creativity of local chefs as they create unique dishes from unexpected ingredients. Taylor Naragon with Miami Valley Meals shared the details on this event and how it's benefitting the Dayton community. MVM helps to feed those who are food insecure in the Greater-Dayton area. Naragon said the event is inspired by the challenge that Miami Valley Meals experiences daily: making unpredictable ingredients into something new and delicious. Some chefs competing include Corner Kitchen, Kung Fu BBQ, De’Lish Cafe, Blind Dogs, Ellie's Restaurant, and Greek Street. There are two options for tickets, General admission for $75 or VIP for $150. For details on the different offerings that come with each ticket, head to t ....
Chefs to compete in Diced Dayton Chefs Challenge at the Brightside Music Venue dayton.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from dayton.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.