Hospitals & Long-term Care

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Turning trays increases visual appeal

We were seeing problems with food in our bakery case being wasted, so we decided to display the trays vertically instead of horizontally.

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Mini desserts more tempting to diners

According to Technomic's 2015 Dessert Consumer Trend Report, 34 percent of consumers are more likely to order dessert if a smaller portion is available.

Lunchtime atmosphere is shifting from tray lines toward family-style dining at 10 K-12 schools in the Philadelphia area, thanks to the Eatiquette program.

While induction cooking’s safety, speed and efficiency appeals in modern kitchens, the technology itself isn’t new. Induction only started in the mid-1990s.

[To promote healthier eating], Aultman Hospital invites guests to guess the weight of their salad. Guess within a certain range, and it’s free.

Anyone under age 20 could be paid a lower rate.

Employees who work during the holidays receive a $6 dining-facility credit. Staffers can use it to pick up items to help spend less time in the kitchen.

Fresh Bites offers bite-sized meals that can be eaten without utensils.

The program pivots on kitchen rationalization.

Abbott Northwestern Hospital will end its contract with the quick-service restaurant in May.

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