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FSD Culinary Council

Culinary Council: Shaping the menu

Expect three megatrends to hang around for another year according to respondents: healthier comfort foods, plant-based dishes and more customization.

FSD Culinary Council

Culinary Council: What's hot at breakfast?

High egg prices, a result of the avian-flu epidemic, continue to worry noncommercial chefs. Some are taking preemptive measures by redirecting the menu.

FSD’s Culinary Council is a cross-section of chefs from the K-12, college and university, senior living, health care, and business and industry segments. On a rotating basis, our industry experts answer questions about food trends and ideas.

Sweet Briar College recently reopened two dining venues with the assistance of two higher-learning establishments nearby.

When contemplating what benefits to offer, it's best to look at the ideal age range of your candidates and what they'd most desire at this stage.

Students say prices in Umpqua Community College’s new Loggers Café are inconsistent and not clearly displayed.

Midland University’s new 10-year contract with the Missouri-based company starts June 1, 2016.

College students not on a meal plan say eating on campus can be expensive. Students at Fullerton College were asked to recommend what FSDs can do to get that business.

The university is the first college to complete all 23 goals to encourage healthier food choices on its campus—two years ahead of schedule.

Southwestern College, a 1,300-student institution in Winfield, Kan., adopted a FresX “pay with your selfie” technology platform in late October.

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