ingredients

Food

Fruit takes plant-based menuing to a colorful, flavorful new level

With restaurant restrictions tightening in many states across the country, streamlined and optimized menus are more important than ever.

Food

Name-brand ingredients boost sales, diner satisfaction

This comes as no surprise—name brands can provide an answer to many of consumers’ biggest concerns when they visit a restaurant.

For restaurants, the opportunity to get creative with plant-based foods is high, especially when incorporating global flavors.

Versatile, low-labor ingredients make menu development easy.

For operators, soup is an ideal product and is hearty enough for entree status and is easy to package for takeout.

Frozen soups can be used for a number of different recipes, the cost to add them to the menu is balanced out by the versatility they bring to the table.

Adding even a few natural ingredients into dishes can help meet consumer demands.

Menu simplification allows operators to reap multiple benefits from inventory efficiencies

For operators that want to add authentic flavors, using authentic ingredients is key. Using California Hispanic-style cheeses helps enhance the flavor of dishes.

With varieties that are adaptable to nearly every fat or oil application in the food industry, soybean oil works well in dishes from fried appetizers and salad dressings to sauces and desserts.

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