The Future of Hospital Food Is Here
According to a report from NAFEM, the future of hospital food is rapidly changing, and it’s not even just because of COVID-19. These are factors that were already in place and creating a rapidly changing environment for hospitals. For example, by 2029, more than 1 in 5 Americans will be over the age of 65. […]
Ensuring Safe Hospital Food in the Wake of COVID-19
Right now, hospitals are overwhelmed with the novel coronavirus. However, when the initial wave passes and things start to cool down, there are still going to be issues that stay with us. For example, food safety has always been a major concern, especially in hospitals. But now we may find that matters like this become […]
Preparing for Your Airline’s Future Meals
At Culinary Specialties, we have observed the unique obstacles facing the airline industry. One of the challenges that you face is sourcing safe food for your passengers, both now and in the future. You also need to prepare for the end of the coronavirus pandemic, when travel will pick back up again. Could you serve […]
Get Ready for Returning Hotel Guests with Culinary Specialties
It’s only a matter of time before it will be safe to travel again, but in the meantime, we know that many hotel groups are struggling. During this difficult time, what can you do to prepare for when travelers will eventually return to your hotel? This may be a good opportunity to revamp your restaurant […]
Is Your Hospital Ready for Meal Prep Amid the Outbreak?
The potential for overloaded hospitals in the coming weeks is just one of the many reasons why you may want to consider outsourcing hospital food preparation. By purchasing simple heat and serve meals, you accomplish a number of important goals. Stay well-stocked – You need to be sure that there is enough food at your […]
Keeping Up With Demand for Safe Food at Hospitals
Right now, your hospital may be preparing for an influx in patients. You need to be focused on keeping people healthy, including your staff. An increased number of patients and staff can place a strain on the infrastructure of your facility. For example, it may be difficult for the cafeteria to keep up with demand. […]
Keep Food Safe for Your Airline Passengers
According to the CDC, about 48 million Americans get sick each your due to foodborne contaminants. You certainly don’t want the food served by your airline to contribute to that shocking statistic. What can you do to improve the safety of your airline’s food? Here are a few tips: Clean cooking surfaces both before and […]
Take Your Catering Clients on a World Tour With These Dazzling Appetizer Options
If you run a catering company, you may find that more and more clients want international cuisine at their events. How can you provide what people want without learning recipes from all over the globe? Culinary Specialties has the solution with delicious heat and serve menu items. Here are a few varieties that are sure […]
Making Country Club Food Profitable
Is the food at your country club an amenity that you provide for club members, or do you make a profit from it? That is the struggle that many private clubs are facing. If you want to reduce your costs without skimping on quality for your members, you really only have one option. You need […]
Convention Center Food Trends that Aren’t Going Anywhere
Remember when everyone seemed to be cutting out carbs to do the Atkins diet? Food trends often end up being passing fads that are here today and gone tomorrow. Catering to those fads can financially hurt your convention center. However, trends that are here to stay require your attention and can affect future bookings here. […]