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Brigham Young University's dining program must satisfy the
expectations of a unique customer base.
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California growers are raising the food safety bar for
field and harvesting practices.
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These five key desserts will maximize your menu.
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The Food & Nutrition Services Department at St. John
Medical Center in Tulsa, OK, has implemented a Culinary Academy that has
boosted meal prep skills and morale among chefs and department
personnel.
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Join us for our 2009 FM Ideas Conference, September 15-17, 2009 at the
JW Marriott San Francisco. Visit www.fmideas.com for details.
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You can learn a lot by studying the strengths of your
competition.
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Wrap sandwiches have everything going for them: flavor
variety, convenience, perceived value and even a healthy “halo.”
It’s a hot trend that’s staying that way. Great new recipes here.
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Can onsite dining benefit from the dramatic increases in
enrollment occurring at community colleges nationwide?
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Three onsite operators go back to basics with burgers. The
American classic is still topping the charts.
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Menu expert Arlene Spiegel offers tips on how to build a
more effective dessert menu.
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Buying a good refrigerator that will keep product cold is
not difficult; the challenge is identifying the proper model for your
operational needs.
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Dennis Dionne and Wilma Zeller are a married couple who
share the full production responsibility for turning out baked goods for
the Sodexo operation at the University of Idaho in Moscow.
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New technology is making it possible for onsite operators
to vastly reduce the weight and volume of food waste and in some cases
will permit them to recycle that waste so that it can be used directly
in landscaping and grounds maintenance operations.
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The latest rhetorical gambit from advocacy group PETA
(People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) would have fish renamed
“sea kittens” as a way to make them seem more sympathetic.
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