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A collection of menu planning ideas for foodservice operators.

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Smaller portions keep healthy eating on track

A big “want” from the customers who frequent Compass’ 2,000 corporate cafes is smaller portion sizes, says Mike Fiato, vice president of customer experience.

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Oscar-worthy appetizers

The Academy Awards are as big a deal as the Super Bowl in many circles, including senior living, college dining and other noncommercial facilities.

Like the coffee culture that percolated over the last two decades, made-to-order juices promise to be the next wave of liquid gold.

Water and coffee are among the items on the rise among noncommercial diners.

Sauerkraut is seeing growth on restaurant menus with a variety of modern interpretations made using a variety of vegetables.

The familiar chickpea fritters are all the rage again in the restaurant world.

Kick your Super Bowl party up a notch with these lively guacamoles. From crunchy, to sweet, to healthy, these recipes are sure to set your event apart.

To create a healthier but gratifying version of a normally calorie-ridden stuffed baked potato, Chuck Hatfield took a few cues from Indian cuisine.

Stations focusing on salads, sandwiches and omelets—last decade’s customization models—have evolved into a much wider variety of DIY consumer options.

The realization that exciting meals can be based just as easily on produce and grains as they can with meat is rippling throughout the food scene.

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