Food waste is becoming an American epidemic, with over 90 billion pounds of food wasted each year. Proper food handling practices can help mitigate food waste.
International Culinary Trends Take Over American Tables
The National Restaurant Association has identified Peruvian, Korean and Southeast Asian as the hottest food trends that are generating buzz all over America.
Thomas Foolery Owner’s Tips in Opening a Bar - Learn2Serve Blog
Thomas Foolery is like Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory for adults, except that “chocolate” was just another word for liquor. Green, yellow and orange strobe lights illuminate the cramped space. Learn more about it at Learn2Serve!
James Beard Awards: The Dinner That Almost Wasn’t
With trade shows, summer vacations, and whatnot, it took Marketing and the Food Safety Team three months to finally find a date for the James Beard Awards winning dinner. Since it’s been so long, here’s a little recap.
Medical Terms and Abbreviations
Medical Terms and Abbreviations. Get a quick resource for any terminologies you need help with.
Advance your career through your social network
When you network, the goal isn’t to request a job. The goal is to give the other individual an opportunity to get to know you. It’s time spent sharing thoughts
Legal Support Careers to Target
Three careers that tops the list for the legal support industry. Check out the available opportunities in this field.
Food Server’s Guide to Food Handling
Understanding the reasons behind proper food handling is an essential part of food handler training. This way, food handler certification students can learn their lessons by heart, which will help them apply the lessons better.
What’s your Craft Beer Style?
So what exactly is craft beer and why is it so popular? According to the Brewers Association, craft beers are produced by small, independent, and traditional breweries that create distinctive, innovative, and high quality brew concoctions. Learn more about Craft Beer at Learn2Serve.
Medical Office Assistant Salary: Is It Enough?
Medical office assistants are tasked to maintain and organize patient records in hospitals and clinics. They also assist doctors and nurses in taking patient histories and assessing the patient’s health, giving them injections and prepping them up for lab tests.