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Cross contamination is a risk that all food service professionals must consider at all steps in food preparation. Using proper techniques to avoid cross contamination can prevent foodborne illnesses or allergic reactions. The most common type of cross contamination is bacteria. The transfer of pathogens from one food item to another can occur at any […].... more

The gluten free label is gaining popularity among health-conscious consumers and becoming a popular and preferred choice in the food service industry as demand rises. Because of the food segment’s gaining attractiveness, this doesn’t seem to be a fading trend among consumers. Gluten-free appears to be here to stay as a permanent option that restaurant […].... more

With inflation on the rise and labor shortages still prevalent, we are all looking for ways to cut down on the time and labor needed in the back of the house. The foodservice industry is still being hit especially hard by increasing costs of everything from ingredients to labor itself. As expenses continue to rise, […].... more

The days of “hospital food” being tasteless, bland food that was just meant to get you by at your stay in the hospital or medical facility are over. Healthcare culinarians are tired of Jell-O, plain rice, and various mystery meats. Hospital food doesn’t need to follow the old bland trend, and there are many other […].... more

The campus dining experience is an increasingly important factor in the decision-making process of which college a student should attend. Since there are so many options of universities, this experience needs to be optimized to give your university an advantage. College provides an opportunity for students to try new things, and this includes expanding their […].... more