CAFÉ launches new podcast featuring leading chefs, restauranteurs, visionaries, educators and more to discuss current, compelling and relevant foodservice topics.
By Paul Sorgule, MS, ACC
Going retro with assignments from older non-textbooks gives students a break from virtual learning and inspires a new generation of readers.
By Adam Weiner, JD, CFSE
Blake Shook, owner of Desert Creek Honey, started beekeeping at the age of 12. Now, with over a billion honey bees under his care, he has become an expert beekeeper, knowledgeable in honey-inspired dishes as well as the dwindling honeybee population.
By Lisa Parrish, GMC Editor
A much-loved, US-grown whole grain is now ecologically friendlier.
By InHarvest, Inc.
Silken Soy Purée can simplify recipe development by replacing or supplementing dairy ingredients and enhancing the texture of dressings, dips, desserts and more.
By The Soyfoods Council
What will tomorrow bring? This is a question that keeps many people awake at night. How do I prepare for what is uncertain - is it possible to really plan ahead? Jack Uldrich is a future thinker – a person whom many organizations lean on for guidance as they realize that the only thing that is certain is that change will come with them on board or in spite of them – so they had better collectively become proactive. Join us for another great episode of CAFÉ Talks as Jack Uldrich walks us through a process of “unlearning” so that the stage can be set for effective personal and organizational evolution and a “strategy set to survive and thrive in an era of unparalleled change.” Jack’s work with Fortune 100 companies, venture capital firms, not for profit organizations and regional governments has set him apart as a true visionary on those factors that will alter the way we think, work, and act in the future. This “not to miss podcast” is high energy, focused, and so very relevant-today. Whether you are a chef, restaurateur, foodservice manager, educator, or student – you will feel Jack’s spark of enthusiasm and positive logic as he addresses change process, innovation, and planning for the unexpected.
