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FE&S Facility Design Project of the Year: Tony & Libba Rane Culinary Science Center at Auburn University
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Winner Winner Chicken Dinners
As restaurant patrons become more sensitive to price increases, chicken remains an attractive menu choice, both for diners and operators.
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Cheese-Centric Sandwiches Gain Ground
Cheese-between-bread items have come a long way since the ubiquitous American cheese on white bread cooked in a skillet.
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Patient Dining Reengineered
Patient foodservice in healthcare continues to trend toward offering room service, which allows patients to choose items from an a la carte menu and receive their trays on demand during a several-hour period each day.
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A Whole New Ballgame for Commercial Kitchens
Operators, dealers and designers say foodservice kitchens, equipment and technologies are evolving rapidly to meet radically different consumer demands and economic imperatives.
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Sushi for All
This music-themed concept is succeeding by making sushi, which is often considered niche, accessible to everyone.
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QSRs Aim to Meet Consumers Where They Are
This segment adapts as consumer habits change.
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C-Stores, Solo Dining and More Foodservice News
C-stores continue to act more like restaurants. Solo dining is having a moment. A chain prepares to unveil a new take on the café experience. Restaurant remodeling gains momentum. These stories and more This Week in Foodservice.
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The Benefits of Flexibility in Foodservice
Before it was a Mediterranean concept, Mezze Table at Georgia Gwinnett College in Lawrenceville, Ga., served Mexican fare using a different name. Yet, despite having vastly different menu items, there was no reason to change the equipment.
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Cruising Through Projects in the Caribbean
The pandemic pummeled the cruise industry.
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Creating Successful Sandwich Stations
Whether located in the front or back of the house, the main goal of a sandwich make station is simply to keep pace.
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2025: A Certain Sense of Déjà Vu
Expect the foodservice industry to take a small step forward next year, due to operating conditions and consumers’ ability to spend likely being eerily similar to 2024.
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The Sweet Spot in an In-Between Niche
Fast-casual restaurants have always been defined by what they’re not — not fast food, not full service. Now, they’re redefining themselves to meet new consumer needs.
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Future-Proofing Design
The term “future-proofing” has been gaining traction in the foodservice industry since the pandemic pushed the idea to the forefront. The key question at that time: How do we future-proof — or protect ourselves as best we can — against sudden...
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2025 NAFEM President Q&A
Steve Spittle, CFSP, president of North American Association of Food Equipment Manufacturers (NAFEM), and chief commercial officer for Middleby, discusses a wide range of topics, including the current industry operating environment, the state of the...
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Cut cook times in half with XLR8!
your kitchen with the XLR8™ Upper Heated Platen, powered by AccuTemp's electric heating tech. It fits any 24-inch AccuSteam griddle, reducing cook times for faster ticket turnover and reliable performance during peak periods with even temps and quick...
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Elevating Senior Living Dining Experiences
Aberdeen Ridge, a PMMA (Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America) community, is a not-for-profit life plan community serving Colorado Springs, Colo. Located on 15 acres of land near renowned Colorado attractions Pikes Peak and Garden of the Gods, Aberdeen...
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Equipment Insights for April 2025
in today's fast-paced kitchens—it's essential. AccuTemp's XLR8™ Upper Heated Platen, built for any 24" deep AccuSteam™ griddle, helps operators servehigh-quality food faster with double-sided cooking that boosts efficiency, consistency, and...
