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The Rise of Food Allergies – and How to Keep Your Guests Safe and Happy

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require emergency medical attention from contact with a food allergen. Accurate allergen information is critical to guarantee your guests’ safety. Servers who may be well-versed in one iteration of a dish may find themselves in a tight spot if a change has been made but nutritional or allergen data hasn’t been updated.

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How to Handle Food Recalls in Your Restaurant

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Fortunately, they can take several proactive measures such as implementing food safety initiatives in order to maintain quality and safety in the production process. coli O157:H7 in ground beef, salmonella in peanut butter, or food with an undeclared allergen. Sanitize the Kitchen. Examples include E. Store Food Safely.

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10 Platforms Making it Easier for Chefs & Caterers to Scale Up Their Food Business

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so it makes sense to make shared use kitchen tenants aware. That way, as they scale up their business, they will simultaneously need to book more time in your shared kitchen. In this post, we’ll compare and contrast some of the new platforms that are gaining traction among shared kitchen owners and their chef tenants.

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Drowning in Data? Integrated Analytics Can Be Your Lifeboat

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Health and safety. Kitchen management systems. With food allergies on the rise, and more than 15 million Americans affected, it’s critical for your restaurant to be able to deliver clear, accurate allergen information to guests. Drowning in Data? Integrated Analytics Can Be Your Lifeboat. Integrated analytics can help.

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What’s the Difference Between Cleaning and Sanitizing?

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The reason we strive to make all food-contact surfaces free of “gunk” and germs (sometimes called pathogens or microorganisms) is so that no one—kitchen staff, servers, or customers—gets sick. Food Safety Magazine also shared the two types of sanitizers typically found in restaurants: Heat. Get Your Food Safety Manager Training.

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20 Restaurant Skills You'll Quickly Learn on the Job (Updated)

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Health, Allergen, and Food Safety Training and Certifications. Commercial kitchen equipment safety. Examples include a TIPS certification , ServSafe Allergen , or a local accredited restaurant safety course. Food Service, Kitchen, & Hospitality Tech. Cross-contamination. Undercooking.