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Desserts: Specialty cakes

 By Kate Parham Kordsmeier on Jan. 21, 2014

Everyone loves chocolate cake, but even the best desserts grow tiresome.

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Morrison Healthcare and Crothall Healthcare get a brand makeover

 Jan. 15, 2014

Both Compass Group companies will receive new chef coats and uniforms, websites and marketing materials, where needed.

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Unstaffed c-store grows hospital business

By Paul King on Jan. 15, 2014

Giving employees access to foodservice when your cafeteria is closed has long been a challenge for foodservice operators, particularly in hospitals, where there are employees working around the clock. Vending is always an option, but it usually is not per

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Minn. hospitals see food improvements

Jan. 15, 2014

Room service for hospital patients is a hit at many Minnesota hospitals.

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Penn. hospital to provide bagged lunches for Highlands Meals on Wheels

Jan. 15, 2014

Allegheny Valley Hospital, in Harrison, will provide lunches to Meals on Wheels while its kitchen is being repaired.

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Food safety remains top priority

Jan. 14, 2014

Half of the respondents to our survey indicated that they are more concerned about food safety now than they were five years ago, and 46% say they are just as concerned now.

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January Emerging Trends

Jan. 13, 2014

This month: 10 trends for 2014, FDA curbs antibiotics in livestock, laptops nixed in Michigan cafeterias and more.

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Employee meet and greet

Jan. 10, 2014

Each month, I meet with a small group of employees from food service, EVS, transportation and laundry to review the health system’s mission, vision and values and to talk about ways we can assist them in performing their jobs and improving the patie

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Adding variety to rice

By Lindsey Ramsey on Jan. 10, 2014

Rice has long been a staple of menus, but the usual white and brown varieties aren’t cutting it anymore. 

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Visual trays

Jan. 10, 2014

We offer color-contrast trays with meal orders to better assist visually impaired patients and enhance their dining experience. The trays help the patient see the outline and location of items, such as silverware, drinking cups and plates. 

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