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FSD Culinary Council

Culinary Council: How to cut costs without cutting quality

Question:How are you saving on food costs without sacrificing quality?Answers from FSD's Culinary CouncilWe are piggybacking a bid this year for our frozen, dry and refrigerated foods to make it 2 per...

Operations

Wash. school district to open new central kitchen

Officials at Bethel School District say the meal-prep site will help cut costs and improve efficiency.

The school’s policy to encourage families to pay off lunch debt has resulted in what critics are calling “sandwiches of shame.”

Some students say long wait times are a big reason they eat off campus.

A sales day was lost, but food wasn’t wasted, a spokesman told FSD.

Holiday events are a time for cheer—and can be a huge revenue driver at noncommercial operations. But with those additional diners come additional turkeys.

By taking advantage of federal programs and partnering with their communities, K-12 foodservice operations are tackling food insecurity in their districts.

The program pivots on kitchen rationalization.

Members of Foodservice Director's Chefs Council detail what they foresee as being the biggest menuing challenges they expect to face in 2016.

Garrett Blinn, owner of the Buttz Food Truck, alleges that Houston ISD severed his contract because the name of his truck and the food he sells would offend pork eaters.

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