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Fruit Gains Popularity as Chefs and Operators Seek Healthier Alternatives
Chains Add Volume by Offering Single-Serve Applesauce and Real-Fruit Toppings on Menu Items Peach Glen, PA, March 1, 2010—Established fruit-grower owned cooperative, Knouse Foods, observes increased interest in fruit-related products as foodservice operations, especially chain restaurants, add more good-for-you foods to their menu offerings. According to the National Restaurant Association's What's Hot Chef Survey, nutrition is a leading culinary theme for 2010.
"Fruit is a natural way for chefs and operators to explore flavor and texture for multiple menu parts, while increasing a dish's nutritional profile. There are so many fruit options, from the classics to the more exotic blends, that inspire creativity and appeal to both adults and children," said Todd Michael, Food Service Sales Manager for Knouse Foods. "Knouse provides an assortment of fruit-related products to meet a variety of foodservice needs, from quick and easy side items to menu innovation and expansion." Top Knouse products and recipe ideas for restaurants to help meet demand and boost sales include:
For more information about Knouse products and recipe ideas, visit www.knousefoodservice.com. Knouse Foods is an established grower cooperative and food processor for apple and fruit-related products. The cooperative includes fruit growers in the Appalachian region of Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the Mid-West. Known for its environmental stewardship, Knouse Foods is committed to ensuring all of its products meet the highest standard for taste, quality and consistency. Product brands include Musselman's, Lucky Leaf, Apple Time and Speas Farm.
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