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People purchase food at a food court.

(Photo courtesy of Army & Air Force Exchange Service Public Affairs)

MISAWA AB — The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is putting more flavor on the front line with a new online Restaurants and Food Hub, a one-stop shop for dining options, better-for-you choices and more for Airmen and families.

The hub highlights 1,500 Exchange restaurants, Expresses and 24/7 self-service stores that support nutritional readiness with meals, snacks and beverages.

Misawa shoppers can also learn about tax-free savings and promotions on BE FIT-approved snacks, meals and beverages, as well as discounts on restaurant entrees. 

“The Exchange’s dining portfolio, including self-service stores and Expresses, all serve the purpose to keep members of the military community fueled for whatever comes next,” said Installation Exchange Manager’s General Manager Michickia Carter. “The hub centralizes all the Exchange’s efforts in one place to make it easier to see how the Exchange supports the nutritional readiness of Airmen every day.”

The hub also spotlights the Exchange’s school meal program, which serves 3.6 million nutritious breakfast and lunches annually to Warfighters’ children at Department of War Education Activity schools. Exchange-operated bakeries in Europe and the Pacific provide whole-grain baked foods that help school meals meet federal nutritional standards.

Misawa shoppers can also keep up with the latest food news from the Exchange with recent stories on grand openings, healthier options and other dining initiatives that support the military community.

To find out more, visit the hub at our website.

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