Patricia Cobe

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Targeting corporate coffee programs to today’s trends

The pandemic has emptied office buildings across the U.S, but when the workforce returns, their coffee preferences may be a bit different.

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Recipe report: Globetrotting chicken dishes

Chicken is the most popular protein on menus, and many customers continue to crave their favorite preps. But why not add a new chicken dish to the lineup this fall to excite more adventurous eaters? Start with these five globally influenced recipes.

Matthew Osolin translates his culinary passion into crowd-pleasing dinners without overtaxing the kitchen.

With fewer workers and greater safety guidelines, one foodservice provider is revamping its office building locations.

Fewer or no fans in the stands means transitioning to new ways of serving food and drink.

Recent research from SevenRooms can help foodservice operators understand and meet guest expectations.

Consumers are still craving comfort foods, but those don’t necessarily have to focus on hearty portions of meat. The five recipes here spotlight vegetables, grains and other plants, rounded out by smaller amounts of beef, chicken, seafood or cheese.

Small tweaks and larger changes are in store as customers visit food halls in the age of COVID-19.

What started as a trickle a couple of years back has turned into a deluge, with milk made from oats, nuts and more flooding the market.

With labor still tight in many operations, speed-scratch recipes can provide homemade taste with fewer steps. These five dishes utilize pre-prepped ingredients and smart techniques to create kitchen shortcuts.

Toups' Meatery in New Orleans is a small restaurant with a big heart.

These five recipes feature a bounty of fresh, summer produce.

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