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Military chefs compete to be chef of the quarter

Chefs were required to serve food for a picnic.

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Chef Focus

We started CHEF (Corporate Healthy Eating Focus) in all our café locations and vending. A CHEF menu item is available every day. These menu items are 400 calories or less, reduced fat, sodium, etc. We have a CHEF logo on all menu boards with nutrit

We recently began work on expanding our “Build a Better Salad” program to encompass all items in our café. Items are designed with one of three colors—green, yellow, red—that correspond to the item’s healthfulness. The

FoodService Director’s 2012 Contractor Census is a snapshot of the contract market, based on information from the 2010-2011 fiscal year, supplied by 38 firms.

At Hobart, Dick Hynes might be listed as a consultant, but when it comes to his involvement in the foodservice industry, he does more than consult. He advises, he mentors, he leads, he guides and he champions.

Last week, one of the stranger phone calls I’ve received in recent memory led to my being the “hero” in an incident involving the Potato Truck that is currently touring the country on behalf of the Idaho Potato Commission. The truck, for

Food Service division operates more than 70 locations across the southeastern U.S.

We added additional selections of grains at several stations in the café. Buckwheat and wheat berries are very popular no matter if featured in salads, entrées or soups. The same was done at breakfast and lunch with tofu. We started small on

Salvatore Cantalupo, corporate chef for Stamford, Conn.-based Corporate Image Dining Services, dreams of seeing all of Italy, loves Chimay beer and doesn’t understand Atkins.

With summer just around the corner, foodservice operators are updating menus by adding cold or lighter main courses in the form of entrée salads to their warm-weather menus.

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