Wheat allergies are sometimes mistaken for celiac disease, but these are actually very different conditions, in both the cause as well as the reaction and symptoms. Learn more about the celiac disease and wheat allergies, and their differences. Celiac Disease Celiac disease is not an allergy to gluten, which are proteins found in wheat, barley, […]

When Food Should be Thrown Out The USDA estimates that in America, $161 billion worth of food gets thrown out every year. Correct storage procedures can prevent you from having to throw out so much food, but inevitably, you will have to toss some of your food. Knowing how long food can be stored and

Benefits of Continuous Training at Your Restaurant Benefits of Implementing Continuous Training at Your Restaurant We all know by now how important food safety training is to a successful restaurant, but good training goes beyond onboarding. You may think that continuous training is a waste of time, but in reality, there are a number of

Even though it’s not an official holiday, Halloween is much beloved by children and adults alike. What’s not fun about trick-or-treating, apple bobbing, or costume parties? Answer: foodborne illness, also called food poisoning. To make sure treats are safe for children, follow these simple steps: Snacking: Children shouldn’t snack on treats from their goody bags

Outdoor dining has been one of the great success stories during the pandemic, as restaurants have been at the vanguard of cozy and creative open-air setups. Challenging conditions can often be a driver of creative change. In the restaurant industry, there’s a fine line between familiarity and adaptability – operators want to build a brand