Diamond Ridge High School Lunch MenuWest Jordan, Utah
Diamond Ridge High School is a high-school in West Jordan, Utah, part of Canyons School District. Serving 800 students, the cafeteria offers lunch with full nutrition facts and allergen information for every item below.
Today's Menu
Tuesday, November 10, 2026Lunch Menu
Chicken Chipotle Flatbread
This whole-grain flatbread packs a protein punch! Lean chicken breast is layered with low-fat shredded cheddar cheese on a whole-grain flatbread. At service, a flavorful chipotle ranch is offered to tie it all together.
Oven-Baked Crinkle Fries
Baked fries are our healthy take on the traditional French fry. Potatoes have more potassium than bananas and are a healthy food for kids. We start with premium potatoes and then bake them until they're golden brown. Say hello to delightfully dunkable nutrition!
Cherry Tomatoes
Tomatoes are rich in healthy antioxidants, including lycopene, which helps fight cancer! But tomatoes are more than healthy, they're tasty! And when we serve dunkable cherry tomatoes, the kids are all smiles!
Refried Beans
Our refried beans are the perfect addition to many entrees. They add a rich flavor, as well as much-needed protein and fiber.
Mandarin Oranges
This tasty fruit needs no introduction. High in vitamin C and quick to bring a smile to any kid's face, juicy oranges are a healthy, delicious part of any meal.
Blueberries with Whipped Topping
If you've ever popped a few blueberries into your mouth on a hot summer day, you know how delicious these small berries can be! But they're not only tasty; blueberries are high in antioxidants and other important nutrients. It's great to find a fruit that is so healthy AND delicious.

Fresh Pineapple
Can anyone resist the sweet and tangy taste of pineapple? We serve this amazing flavor chilled each time. This fruit injects necessary vitamins & minerals into your kids and gives them the energy to excel in their daily academic & growing lives!
Peanut Butter Bar
8 items
The rest of this week
4 more days of menus. Tap a day to open it.
Monday · Monday, November 9, 20266 items
Lunch Menu
Macaroni & Cheese
We're all familiar with this popular American dish. Made from scratch right in the school's kitchen, our recipe puts a healthy twist on things. We start with low-fat cheese and cover our macaroni noodles. You'd never know it was healthy by asking the kids, though. They love this dish! *This item does not contain egg, the macaroni noodles are processed in a facility that also processes eggs.
Whole Wheat Roll
This home-made roll brings that special, home-cooked feeling to just about any meal. Its soft goodness is sure to have the kids who packed a lunch looking all puppy-dog eyed at your kids, just begging for a bite.
Green Salad
Not all salads are created equal, and one bite of our side salad will make a believer out of any kid. We start with vitamin-rich romaine lettuce and add a nutritious punch with some spinach, carrots, and cherry tomatoes. Not only does it add an enormous amount of nutrition to the meal, but it also brings in a fresh texture and flavor that pairs perfectly with your favorite dressing.
Frozen Peach Cup
There is no better way to end a meal than peaches frozen at the peak of ripeness and slightly thawed for a delicious and refreshing treat. Along with the great taste comes good nutrition -- peaches are a source of potassium, Vitamin A, and Vitamin C.
Green Grapes
Grapes are nature's candy, but each bite is packed with essential vitamins and minerals and cancer-fighting antioxidants. As a bonus, they are fun to eat. Talk about delicious, pop-able nutrition!

Applesauce
This is the the real stuff -- pure apples with no sugar or artificial sweeteners added. Our applesauce has an intense, fresh apple taste bound up in a homemade texture.
6 items
Wednesday · Wednesday, November 11, 20268 items
Lunch Menu
Country Fried Steak
Our country fried steak proves that comfort food can be healthy! Lean ground beef is breaded with whole grain breading and seasoned to perfection. It goes so well with our mashed potatoes and gravy, you may wonder if it isn't a match made in heaven!
Mashed Potatoes
These famous Idaho potatoes potatoes can't be beat! Potatoes are excellent source of potassium and vitamin D, and ours are seasoned to perfection with sweet butter and a hint of salt for nutrition that hungry students can't resist!
Country Gravy
Whole Wheat Roll
This home-made roll brings that special, home-cooked feeling to just about any meal. Its soft goodness is sure to have the kids who packed a lunch looking all puppy-dog eyed at your kids, just begging for a bite.
Peas
Green peas are loaded with vitamins A, B-1, B-6, C, and a supersized serving of osteoporosis-fighting vitamin K. They're also high in fiber and low in fat. The best part, though, is that they taste good!

Fresh Orange
Oranges are kissed by the sun and bake in loads of juicy flavor. Ours are always served fresh and flavorful!
Sliced Peaches
Sliced Pears
Pears are an excellent source of fiber to support a healthy microbiome. These juicy sliced pears are packed in fruit juice to help maintain crispness, and served chilled for optimum flavor.
8 items
Thursday · Thursday, November 12, 20266 items
Lunch Menu

Orange Chicken
Our orange chicken is a kid-favorite with juicy chicken lightly breaded in whole-grain breading drenched in orange sauce and cooked to perfection. It's a delicious, healthy meal! (Nutrition information is for chicken with sauce only)
Brown Rice

Steamed Broccoli
We've found that the secret to getting kids to love broccoli is to do more than warm it up. The flavor of broccoli blends perfectly with our special seasonings to create a zesty, crunchy snack the kids go bonkers for!
Mandarin Oranges
This tasty fruit needs no introduction. High in vitamin C and quick to bring a smile to any kid's face, juicy oranges are a healthy, delicious part of any meal.

Banana
Bananas are more than just tasty - they're full of vitamins and nutrients. Students love to grab these while they're on the go to get some tasty, convenient nutrition.

Craisins
Craisins are dried cranberries that will surprise your taste buds with their sweet and tangy flavor. Cranberries are a rich source of antioxidants and can support overall health. They are naturally fat-free and cholesterol-free and a good source of fiber.
6 items
Friday · Friday, November 13, 20267 items
Lunch Menu
Dutch Waffle
Hungry students can't get enough of our Dutch waffles -- they provide all the nutrition of whole grains and taste even better than they look!
Turkey Sausage
This turkey sausage patty is a lean, mean, breakfast machine! Because it is made from turkey, it has all the flavor of a sausage patty with much less fat and calories. Yummy!
Baby Carrots
Carrots are incredibly rich in both alpha-carotene and beta-carotene plus they have a ton of fiber, lots of anti-aging and disease-fighting phytonutrients, a hefty dose of potassium and even a sprinkling of calcium and magnesium. Plus, they're super tasty!

Fresh Grapefruit
There is nothing like the sweet and sour flavors of a whole, fresh grapefruit! On top of all that flavor, one fruit has over half of the daily needs for immune-boosting Vitamin C.
Sliced Pears
Pears are an excellent source of fiber to support a healthy microbiome. These juicy sliced pears are packed in fruit juice to help maintain crispness, and served chilled for optimum flavor.
Raisins
Fiber, potassium, and vitamin C are just three of the components that make raisins both the easy choice and the healthy choice. Natural sugars combined with slow-digesting fiber make for long-lasting energy for learning brains and growing bodies. Yum!
Creamie
7 items
About Diamond Ridge High School
- District
- Canyons School District
- School Type
- public k12
- Level
- high
- Enrollment
- 800 students
- Menu Provider
- nutrislice
Allergens, nutrition and free meals
Menu items show badges for any of the nine FDA-recognised allergens the district labels, and the filter chips above hide items containing them.Diamond Ridge High School participates in the National School Lunch Program, so families meeting the income guidelines may qualify for free or reduced-price meals. Read the school meals guide for what the labels mean and how to apply, or go straight to Canyons School District.
Other Schools in Canyons School District
Schools at the same level here are served the same food, so every Canyons School District menu is on one page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find the lunch menu for Diamond Ridge High School?
This page carries the current cafeteria menu for Diamond Ridge High School — every meal period the district publishes, for each day of the week, with allergen labels and nutrition where the district provides them. It is re-checked every night against the district's own nutrition service.
Are nutrition facts available for Diamond Ridge High School school meals?
Yes — each menu item shows calories, protein, carbohydrates, and fat directly on its card. Additional details like sodium, fiber, and sugar are also captured where available.
What allergens are tracked for meals at Diamond Ridge High School?
We track all 9 FDA-recognized major allergens: milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soybeans, and sesame. Use the filter chips above the menu to hide items containing any allergen.
Does Diamond Ridge High School serve breakfast?
Breakfast menu data is not currently available for Diamond Ridge High School. The lunch menu is shown above.
How can I report an incorrect menu for Diamond Ridge High School?
Use the "Submit a correction" link at the bottom of the menu. Corrections are reviewed and applied promptly.