Issues K-12
foodservice directors
and nutritionists may
need advice on.
SUMMER 2009 | EQUIPMENT AND HEALTHY MEALS
The Role of Food Equipment in Healthy Meals at School
With the economic downturn, there has been a significant increase in the reliance
on government-funded school breakfast and lunch programs. This increase in the number
of meals being produced on a daily basis means more parents are relying on the
schools to provide students with healthy meals
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SPRING 2009 | Versatile Combi Oven
Versatile Combi Oven Helps Schools Deliver Perfectly
Prepared Meals
Preparing a consistent meal from day to day is no easy task. Foodservice professionals
across the nation are faced with the same challenge of making a wide variety of
food. In order to meet this challenge, more and more facilities are turning to combi
ovens to help them accomplish their daily tasks.
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WINTER 2008 | FOOD EQUIPMENT CODES
Common Code Violations and How to Avoid Them
When building, remodeling or replacing kitchen equipment, it’s vital to customers
that the project stays on schedule. Although keeping abreast of equipment regulations
is a challenge, there are commonly occurring violations that can be prevented.
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FALL 2008 | PRODUCT CONSISTENCY
You Don’t Have to Be a Gourmet Chef to Cook Like One:
New Barcode Scanner Ensures Consistent Results Every Time
Combi ovens are one of the most versatile pieces of foodservice equipment you’ll
find in a K-12 kitchen. The barcode scanner makes cooking in a combi oven a snap.
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SUMMER 2008 | SCHOOL NUTRITION
Fresh Answers to Student Nutrition: Creative Solutions
Help Children See the Fun Side of Food
Telling children to eat their vegetables might work at home, but it takes a different
approach to ensure kindergarten through 12th-grade students are eating healthy at
school.
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