Published October 27, 2016

Strong Supplies of Fresh Mango Arriving in U.S.

Planning winter menus are hard. Especially, with the decrease in the tropical fruits like Mango. However, this year tropical fruits are being encouraged to be offered in the winter months as a strong supply of fresh Mango will be arriving in the United States because of an increase in volume during the last quarter of […]

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Should Your Restaurant Get a Kitchen Display System?

The question should be why don’t you already have a Kitchen Display System? Any restaurant that isn’t a mom-and-pop has an electronic means to process orders. And with all of the many benefits that outweigh the initial cost of the system, you’ll get your return on your investment in no time. Key Takeaways: A kitchen […]

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Published October 26, 2016

Details for The World’s 50 Best Restaurants Awards 2017 revealed

The Worlds 50 Best Restaurants move to Australia coincides with the country’s ongoing drive to highlight its food and wine credentials to the world. Since the start of Tourism Australias Restaurant Australia campaign in December 2013, international incremental spending on food and wine has increased by more than $1 billion with one in five dollars […]

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The 2016 Great American Beer Festival Winners

Recently there has been some particular insight that has been given into the 2016 Great American Beer Festival winners themselves. In more particular detail to this aspect in general the Great American Beer Festival that had taken place in Denver from October fifth through the seventh had awarded a total of two hundred and eighty […]

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Thai Seafood Supplier Buys $575 Million Stake in Red Lobster

Recently one Thai seafood supplier in particular has bought a five hundred and seventy five million dollar stake in Red Lobster. In more particular detail to the aspect of this the particular seafood supplier Thai Union Group purchased a minority stake in Red Lobster that was worth a particular value of five hundred and seventy […]

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Published October 25, 2016

Server Shares Her Stories of Abuse

A server describes three instances where customers were rude and down right abusive towards her. The first is after a simple mistake on the server’s part that was fixed immediately. The customer was so angry that she went back to her table and smeared the food all over the table. The second is where a […]

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Chefs experiment with older meat

In the past sixty years or so, Americans have grown quite accustomed to consuming meat that is very young. Also prepared tender and rare, but recently there has been a spike in the want for aged meat and the butchering of older cows and chickens. There are many pluses to consuming older meats. Chefs experiment […]

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Restaurant Trends – Growing And Emerging Concepts – Change and Activity October 11, 2016

During the week, there have been several trends found in the realm of restaurant trends. There are many growing and emerging concepts which were reported on October 11, 2016. The Pizza Studio in Los Angeles has increased by 7 units and the Texas based El Taco Tote increased by 2 units. Read more to find […]

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Restaurants look ahead to Gen Z

When it comes to the aspect of restaurants in particular there has been some recent and particular aspect that has been given into restaurants looking ahead to generation z. In more detail to this aspect in general with millennials emerging fully into the consumer landscape some restaurant operators are assessing the next big demographic group. […]

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Published October 24, 2016

Tackle prime costs to survive minimum wage hikes

Increases in minimum wage can drive business owners to try to make up for the increased cost by cutting back on labor. This is often a bad idea, chances are the number of staff is already close to the minimum amount needed to effectively run the business. If increased wage costs need to be recovered, […]

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