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A collection of menu planning ideas for foodservice operators.

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What Google’s new food report reveals about future noncommercial trends

A look at hot and fizzling trends in Google’s Food Trends 2016 shows what could be big with operators in the near future, and what's falling in line with current noncommercial favorites.

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Condiments on fire

Foodservice pros say they can offer more customization by providing additional condiment choices. New research shows which options are most likely to be embraced by customers.

Although organic foods are a point of focus for many consumers, they still have room to grow.

Warmer weather means it’s time to showcase seasonal fruits and lighter ingredients in the dessert lineup.

The health and wellness trend that’s sweeping the college and university market is about more than just better-for-you foods. It also includes healthier beverages.

Street foods are hot and in demand, and nowhere is that more apparent than on college and university campuses around the country.

Almost 80 percent of hospital foodservice operators say they offer some form of grab and go options, and over 70 percent of operators say they expect sales in that segment to increase.

Notable chefs from Europe and the Americas gathered last week in California’s Napa Valley for the 2016 Worlds of Flavor conference. Through recipe demos, slide presentations and workshops, they shared their culinary traditions and innovations.

Throughout the foodservice industry, getting the most out of the morning meal requires an understanding of consumers’ needs and behaviors.

Summertime is a golden opportunity for foodservice directors to offer excitement by playing to trends such as street foods, global flavors and fresh, seasonal produce.

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