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On Gluten-Free Dining, for Beckee Moreland

Beckee Moreland, director of gluten-free industry initiatives for the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness, spoke to FSD about the company’s GREAT Kitchens programs, which educates operators...

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The Recipe Issue: Recipes From Home

Particularly on college campuses, Recipes From Home programs are an engaging way to make the foodservice experience more personal, both for diners and staff. For our Recipe Issue, we decided to ask some of our readers to share recipes from their own homes

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Eric Goldstein: Big Apple Operations

As Frank Sinatra famously sang about New York City, “If I can make it there, I’m gonna make it anywhere.” That certainly rings true for Eric Goldstein, chief executive of The Office of School Support Services for the New York City Depart

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Schools say new meal regs not a problem

“We’re already there” is the most common reaction when talking to school nutrition operators about the new meal pattern regulations.  “Most of what is [in the new meal regs] we’re already doing,” says David Binkle,

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Bringing the Farm Indoors

A new café opened last month at 537-bed St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor. The new St. Joe’s Market Café is a $1 million renovation of the old cafeteria, which Jim Tripp, manager of retail services, says enabled him to create a healthy caf&ea

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Starting Fresh

This spring, 259-bed Elmhurst Memorial Hospital relocated three miles south of the location where the hospital had stood for the past 85 years, which created the opportunity for the food and nutrition department to create the Wildflower Café.

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Wolfgang Puck Express Enters Healthcare Market

The first Wolfgang Puck Express location in a hospital is scheduled to open in August at the new University Hospital Seidman Cancer Center on the campus of UH Case Medical Center.

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Beverly Hills School Embraces Retail Trends

Most K-12 schools don’t have a traditional retail outlet. Some schools, such as the new Beverly Café at the Beverly Hills High School, are revamping their cafeterias to create a retail feel in order to mimic what students see in the commercia

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Solving the Purchasing Puzzle

Local, organic, natural, gluten free, healthy, authentic—the list of customers’ demands seems endless. However, actually meeting these demands comes with a litany of challenges. FSD spoke to operators about how they handle the challenges invol

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Catherine Austin: Serving others

In his second Inaugural Address, one month before the Civil War ended, President Abraham Lincoln called on Americans, “to care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow, and his orphan.” That phrase, the basis of the Departmen

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On HCAHPS, for Michael Atanasio

FSD talked with Michael Atanasio, manager of food and nutrition services at Overlook Hospital in Summit, N.J., about the patient satisfaction survey HCAHPS and how he’s increasing his scores.

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Billy Reid: Business Man

Billy Reid, director of child nutrition services at 2,800-student Salida Union School District in California, had a few other careers before child nutrition. Emigrating from Ireland at 15, Reid worked in restaurants in New York City, first as a busboy, th

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