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Newport Beach, CA will become home to the new flagship RED O Restaurant by Master Chef Rick Bayless. Situated at the premier Fashion Island shopping destination, RED O Newport Beach will be the second location in Southern California, joining the Los Angeles concept on Melrose in West Hollywood. RED O will feature upscale Oaxacan influenced cuisine that Bayless is recognized for, in a stunning space designed to evoke a feel of a lavish Mexican resort by award-winning Los Angeles based interior designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard. RED O is committed to providing patrons with exemplary service while offering a destination where guests can enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine and entertainment throughout the evening. "We're very excited about the support we've already received from the Orange County community and can't think of a more perfect setting for our newest flagship location," Bayless says. "It's continually inspiring to feed off the luxurious yet leisure coastal lifestyle Newport Beach embodies."

Master Chef Rick Bayless (James Beard Chef of the Year, PBS' Mexico One Plate at a Time, Bravo's Top Chef Masters) has created a clean, light and sophisticated menu showcasing authentic Mexican flavors and utilizing locally-sourced seasonal ingredients.

Serving lunch and dinner daily, the fare will include original items exclusive to the new Fashion Island location as well as many of Bayless' signature dishes, including hand-crafted Tortas, Bayless' griddle-baked Mexican sandwiches made with enticing fillings such as Beer-Braised Beef Short Ribs, Chipotle Chicken, Garlicky Shrimp and Goat Cheese. Other menu highlights include Yucatecan Shrimp & Calamari Ceviche, Sweet Plantain Sopes, Sonoma Duck Taquitos with Pork Belly Sopes and Corn and Goat Cheese Tamales, Scallops in Verde, Salmon in Serrano Crema, and Lobster Jicama Tacos. Desserts are inspired by American classics with a modern Mexican touch, such as the Creamy Goat Cheese Cheesecake with Caramel Corn and Mexican "Root Beer" Sauce.

In addition, Bayless personally curates the unrivalled list of 100 unique tequilas, further enhancing the impressive bar program. Diners will imbibe with an extensive list of over 400 international wines and pairings, specialty beers, seasonal cocktails, while guided through any questions and preferences by an expertly trained staff of sommeliers.

The unique freestanding restaurant, inspired by the historic villas of Mexico's breathtaking San Miguel de Allende, will feature an expansive 8,500 square foot dining room with an adjoining 1,100 square foot heated, outdoor pavilion with multiple cabanas, ideal for private events. Guests will be welcomed by an extravagant bar lit by handmade oversized chandeliers, and a live tree ascending into the tall ceilings of the main dining room. Designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard has designed a stunning space which features an exotic atmosphere by night, yet comfortable and inviting by day, highlighted by rich, color soaked fabrics and finishes. The restaurant will include aged walls mingled with precious European tiles, exotic furnishings, leather accents, pierced brass lanterns and mosaic tile work. "This modern and luxurious space mingles with old world textures to create a beautiful and inviting space that is perfect to experience Chef Rick Bayless' modern Mexican fare," says Bullard. The authentic décor will also feature a magnificent viewing window into the kitchen accented by beautiful archways and meticulous woodwork as well as a specially designed Tequila Room, showcasing the depth of over 100 available agaves.

RED O is located at 143 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, CA 92660. RED O will be open for lunch and dinner daily.

For more information, visit redorestaurant.com.

38th Annual Hotel, Motel and Restaurant Supply Show of the Southeast 
For 37 years, thousands of Hospitality Industry Owners and Decision Makers have made the Hotel, Motel & Restaurant Supply Show of the Southeast a must-attend event. The quality of the marketplace and the appeal of a resort location create the perfect opportunity to mix business with pleasure.

The show provides the attendees with the opportunity to meet one-on-one with manufacturers and producers of the actual products and services they use. The event is known for its quality and variety of exhibitors. Buyers can find suppliers of almost any product or service they need to do business, on the show's floor. Many attendees come with the goal of finding ways to improve their operations and reduce their overall costs. A visit to the show's floor grants them access to the latest innovations available to the industry; helping them in the meeting of those goals.

The 10th Annual ACF Competitions are an added bonus for the attendees. Chefs have the opportunity to watch or compete on the show floor for cash prizes and ACF medals. The competitions are based on ACF Competition guidelines but competitors do not have to be a member to participate. Over the years, the competitions have grown from 12 competing chefs to over 85 and this year we are expecting over 100. To demonstrate the high quality of the competitions, two of our recent winners were just named to the ACF Culinary Team USA and are going to the Olympics: Chef Brian Campbell CEC, CCE, FMP and Chef Jason Hall CMC. We wish them all Gold!

The quality of the trade show, the attraction of the resort location, the low off-season rates and fabulous ACF Competition add up to an event worth attending. The show provides the perfect opportunity to Source, Save, Discover and Compete.

For more information on the Hotel Motel & Restaurant Supply Show of the Southeast being held January 28-30, 2014 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (The Seaside Golf Capital of the World) or the ACF Competitions visitHMRSSS.com. Admission to the show is free to Industry Members.

ROKA AKOR, a stylish prime steak, seafood and sushi restaurant located in San Francisco's Jackson Square neighborhood, culminated National Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a $6,400 donation for Editha House, an affordable lodging resource for cancer patients and their adult caregivers. During the month of October, ROKA AKOR offered guests a variety of ways to contribute towards the worthy cause.

The effort kicked off on Oct. 1, National Sake Day, with the restaurant donating 40 percent of all sake bottle sales to Editha House. Then, for the duration of the month, diners were able to purchase a plethora of other drinks for a good cause. One dollar was donated from every Decoding Annie Parker cocktail, named after an upcoming film that chronicles the discovery of the gene responsible for many breast and ovarian cancers, BRCA1. Additionally, $5 per glass and $20 per bottle of Jean-Charles Boisset Rosé Brut, a pink sparkling wine, was donated to Editha House as part of the special promotion.

Nationwide, ROKA AKOR's four locations combined to raise $6,100 in 2013. This year's donation adds to a two-year national effort by ROKA AKOR, which has now raised more than $8,900 to benefit breast cancer patients and their families.

"It's a pleasure to be able to engage with our customers and raise funds for such an important cause," said Felipe Ospina, director of marketing. "We all know someone who has been affected by breast cancer, and to be able to support the important work of Editha House is both rewarding and gratifying for our entire team."

The Editha House was established in November 2011 to provide affordable lodging for adult cancer patients and their adult caregivers traveling to Phoenix, Ariz. for medical treatment. Located in Central Phoenix, it is close to many of the valley's preeminent medical centers, which out of state visitors frequently visit. The house consists of sixteen guestrooms with private bathrooms and kitchens, offering 10,750 square feet of serene living space.

"We are very grateful to ROKA AKOR for their continued support and ongoing commitment to helping those with breast cancer," said Mary Gauwitz CEO of Editha House. "Not only are they raising money, they are building awareness by educating and involving their customers."

For information about the Editha House, please visit edithahouse.org.

Scotsman Introduces New Essential Line of Ice Machines
Scotsman Ice Systems today announced the availability of the EssentialTM line of ice machines, a quality compact line manufactured in Scotsman Ice System's award-winning facility in Fairfax, South Carolina, to best suit the needs of those in the under-100-lb cuber market.

"We are excited to announce the Essential line of undercounter cubers to the marketplace," says Jeff Biel, director of marketing at Scotsman Ice Systems. "Our customers asked for a basic, under-100-lb cuber to suit lower ice production operations, and we are happy to deliver that need."

TECHS AND SPECS 
The dimensions of the line are 15" or 20" wide, 38" tall, 24" deep with 6" adjustable legs and the ability to fit under 34" ADA countertops with an optional floor mount kit. The line consists of three different storage and production units:

· CU0415 – 36-lb daily storage, up to 58-lb daily production · CU0715 – 36-lb daily storage, up to 80-lb daily production 
· CU0920 – 57-lb daily storage, up to 100-lb daily production

EASE OF USE 
The Essential line is easy to use with its built-in sliding back door to conserve space and allow easy access to the ice bin. The line has an ample access area complete with a large dishwasher-safe scoop to make it easy to reach the ice. Additionally, the Essential line has an intuitive control panel that features a prominent on/off/clean switch and easy-to-see buttons to adjust ice thickness and harvest time.

RELIABILITY 
The line is built with an innovative horizontal evaporator that eliminates minerals in ice cubes and ensures quality ice, every time. Essential also comes with a three-year warranty that assures operators are getting the best ice machine for their operation.

SUSTAINABILITY 
The Essential line uses R-134a refrigerant, which has a low ozone-depleting potential and is made of recyclable materials to further increase operators' sustainability efforts.

Executive Chef Prepares Polar Expedition Feast 
Quark Expeditions, the leader in polar adventures, announces InterContinental Hotels Group Executive Chef, Alexander "Alex" Feher, will be joining Quark's January 14, 2014Antarctic Explorer: Discovering the 7th Continent voyage aboard the Sea Spirit.

"Having an internationally recognized expert in the culinary arts onboard our luxury ship is a huge coup not only for Quark, but for our passengers," said Hans Lagerweij, president of Quark Expeditions. "Chef Feher will not only design specific menus for several meals onboard the voyage, but will also hold cooking demonstrations for our guests."

Chef Feher was born in Belgrade, Serbia, attended culinary school in Stuttgart, Germany, and has a Masters Degree in Culinary Skills. Chef Feher has worked at several InterContinental properties around the world, such as Frankfurt, Beirut, Dubai, and Tehran, and is committed to using only local, sustainable and seasonal ingredients. Chef Feher has been part of the InterContinental family for 40 years and is currently based at the InterContinental Miami.

Chef Feher has received numerous awards and honors, including:
Olympic Gold Medal in Culinary Skill (1976) 
Chef of the Americas Award for American Harvest Competition (1993) 
Chef of the Year Award, New York Tri-State Area (1995 and 1999) 
Executive Chef of the Year for InterContinental Hotels and Resorts' Best of the Best (2013) 
Member of the Chaine des Rotisseurs and Vartel Club of New York

For more information, contact a Quark Polar Travel Adviser at 1-888-892-0073 or visitquarkexpeditions.com.

Front of the House On-trend Serving with Root 
Front of the House (FOH) pioneers chic, eco-friendly serving solutions with their new ROOT – Couture Charcuterie Boards. This on-trend serving brings the FOH rustic chic style and personality to the table or buffet.

ROOT boards are made from a species of environmentally friendly, reclaimed Fir trees. Since no two trees are alike, each board is a one-of-a-kind piece with it's own unique marbling, texture, grain, and shape. Each ROOT board is treated with a food safe lacquer to ensure long-lasting service. ROOT - Couture Charcuterie Boards are available in two sizes; 12" x 9" and 16" x 10" - which vary slightly as they are produced from natural elements.

Front of the House (FOH) keeps extremely high inventory levels of all FOH items – 1500 + sku – stocked at it’s state of the art 100,000 square-foot distribution center in Miami, Florida. With a one-day order turn around time, Front of the House (FOH) is able to meet customer's high level demands and requirements.

Front of the House (FOH) has become the hospitality industry's authority to tabletop and presentation trends. Industry professionals have embraced FOH since their inception in 2002 and they have been creating a plating revolution ever since. They have perfected the recipe of designing and manufacturing smart, savvy, commercial-grade serving solutions that are easy on one’s bottom line. The Front of the House (FOH) design team continuously invents new concepts for creative mixing and matching that offer an extraordinary impact on an ordinary budget. All Front of the House (FOH) products reflect remarkable craftsmanship, environmental sensitivity, durability and value. Front of the House (FOH) backs its porcelain dinnerware with the BEST WARRANTY IN THE BUSINESS by offering a full warranty on all Porcelain items!

Front of the House (FOH) and room360 by FOH, are located at 9315 Park Drive, Miami Shores, FL 33138.

For more information, call 305-757-7940 or visit frontofthehouse.com.
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Chef's Stirrings e-Newsletter, May 20, 2013

Welcome to Chef's Stirrings, Chef Magazine's monthly news highlights of what's going on in the foodservice industry and chef world. For daily news and online exclusives, please visitChef's Stirrings blog.

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For almost 100 years, the NRA Show has brought foodservice industry professionals together to showcase the latest innovations and launch business relationships. This year's show, produced by the National Restaurant Association, took place May 18-21, at the McCormick Place in Chicago, IL.Chef Magazine was there to engage with the industry, discover new products, and get inspired for the year ahead.

Over 58,000 industry professionals from all 50 states and more than 100 countries gathered at this hotbed of discovery and interactivity, taking in the latest trends and ideas from exhibitors representing over 900 product categories. As if that wasn't enough, the International Wine, Spirits & Beer Event (IWSB) was co-located with the NRA Show on May 19-20, featuring domestic and international brewers, distillers and vintners showcasing hundreds of established and emerging labels.

On hand were the winners of the Kitchen Innovations Awards, which were produced by the NRA Show to recognize and celebrate cutting-edge equipment that specifically improves the back of the house and benefits foodservice operators.

On Sunday, May 19, there was the 10th anniversary edition of the Multicultural Cuisine event, held at the luxurious Union League Club of Chicago. The finest in foodservice was on display, as industry leaders gathered to enjoy various dishes from around the world. The event featured a menu filled with items presented by the American Lamb Board, Barilla America, Inc., the California Avocado Commission, Dole Packaged Foods, DuPont Pioneer/Plenish, Emmi Roth USA, Grassland Dairy Products, MacFarlane Pheasants, the National Mango Board, The Soyfoods Council, and the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board.

The NRA Show floor

Master-Bilt's booth at the Kitchen Innovations Award area

The NRA Show floor

The iSculpture Challenge competition at the NRA Show.

The 2013 Multicultural Cuisine, held at the Union League Club of Chicago

Wisconsin Quark Cheese, served with assorted jellies and jams, from the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board

In response to increased consumer demand for "natural" and "made-from-scratch" foods, McCain Foods USA is launching Fresh-Style Fries. Cut from whole russet potatoes, McCain Fresh-Style Fries deliver the fresh potato taste and authentic hand-cut quality that customers are looking for, but without the waste and inconsistency of prepping fries from scratch.

Deliver Fresh-Style Variety
McCain Fresh-Style Fries give customers great potato taste and hand-cut look, with hands-off prep so operators are free to do other things. With a variety of prep methods, operators can customize truly unique starters, small plates and sides - like Buffalo Fries, with crumbled bleu cheese and spicy sauce, or Southern Fries, with pulled pork, fresh cheese and house-made gravy.

Discover Fresh Profitability
Time isn't the only thing operators will save. A Datassential study in 2012 found that 75% of consumers said they'd order McCain Fresh-Style Fries over the fries typically ordered at a favorite restaurant. And since patrons are willing to pay a premium for the careful preparation of hand-cut menu items, operators who menu McCain Fresh-Style Fries can charge up to $1.00 more per serving. Unique servingware and tabletop merchandise from McCain also help operators drive orders and increase profit.

Operators can learn more at mccainfreshstylefries.com or by calling 1-800-767-7377. To download a rebate for up to $100, click HERE.

Scotsman Ice Systems Named Auntie Anne's 2012 Supplier of The Year 
Auntie Anne's, the world's largest hand-rolled soft pretzel chain, has chosen Scotsman Ice Systems as its 2012 Supplier of the Year, for its exemplary customer service and quality ice machines. Auntie Anne's will present the award to Scotsman on Monday, June 3, 2013, during a celebration dinner.

"We are so pleased to recognize Scotsman Ice Systems as the 2012 Supplier of the Year," said Dale Smucker, vice president of purchasing and distribution for Auntie Anne's. "Scotsman has always been incredibly responsive to the needs of our stores and our customers. In 2012, Scotsman brought the Nug Truck from the company's Luv the Nug initiative to our 17th Annual Auntie Anne's C.A.R.E.S. Charity Golf Tournament, benefitting Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation, as well as two local charities."

Scotsman is one of the world's largest manufacturers of ice systems, with more than 300 models of ice machines, storage bins, and ice and water dispensers, Scotsman is dedicated to developing today's most innovative ice solutions. In 2013 and 2012, Scotsman earned the ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year Award; and in 2011, Scotsman was the recipient of the ENERGY STAR Award for Excellence in Energy-Efficient Product Design. Offering more than 35 ENERGY STAR qualified models, Scotsman Prodigy technology reduces energy and water consumption, making a difference for the environment and the bottom line.

For more information, visit scotsman-ice.com.

On Saturday, May 11, more than 40 students and professional chefs converged on the New Rochelle Campus to compete in the Greater New York Culinary Challenge (GNYCC) at the Culinary Arts Center. Besides medals awarded at this competition, there was another award at stake: The Dean's Cup. This award, given by Dean Frank C. Costantino to the outstanding student culinarian, was on the line for ten of Monroe's most accomplished young culinary competitors.

The competition was an "iron chef" format which had the students preparing an entrée from a basket of ingredients. First year student Rossella Cangialosi, Barry Tech BOCES, won the inaugural Dean's Cup with a silver medal for her Sautéed Chicken Breast with Mushroom Sauce. Runner-up to the cup, also a silver medal winner, Sade Aguila, 2011 America's Best HS Chef from Food and Finance, recorded a milestone medal, earning the 400th competition medal won by Monroe Culinary since April 2009.

Silver medals were also won by Enmely Soriano (Passaic County Tech), Kencito Vernon (Food and Finance), Yocary Luna, 2012 America's Best HS Chef from Food and Finance, and Kimani Hines, Gateway School. Bronze medals in the Dean's cup were won by Katherine Taveras, C-Cap Philly and captain of the 2013 Junior Culinary Team, along with her teammates, Carmen Albino, Port Richmond C-cap, and Laura Sanchez, Passaic County Tech. Lealy Irizarry, Truman HS, also earned a bronze medal.

Other Monroe Culinary students were vying for medals as well. Alberto Obando, LIC HS, earned his first individual student medal, a silver medal, for his trio of Cornish game hen. It was student gold medals for Jovita Palafox, Port Richmond C-cap student, whose Chocolate Banana cake was a favorite of the judges and Nashali Rivera, Food and Finance C-cap student, who impressed the judges with her Cornish hen dish. Nashali earned the highest score posted on the day. Brenda Lara, Port Richmond C-cap student earned her first professional gold medal in pastry for her tropical entremet with mango caramel glaze. Brenda registered higher scores in her category than the professional chefs who competed.

Students were on hand from Lincoln Culinary Institute, Hartford CT, Le Cordon Bleu, Boston, MA, SUNY Schenectady and SUNY Delhi, as well as professional chefs from throughout the area. At the end of the day, Monroe Culinary notched 14 more competition medals, including the historic 400th.

"I remember the first group we brought to Long Island in April 2009-17 kids, all winning medals and starting this wonderful tradition---so many competitions later and the students keep getting better and better!" reflected Dr. Costantino, Dean of the program. That concludes the 2012-2013 competition season for Monroe Culinary who will embark on the state championship run in a few short months..."the goal is always the same...we compete to win the state championship and get to the regionals which will be held in Rhode Island this year" said Costantino. The road to Rhode Island begins in September.

The Monroe College School of Hospitality Management and The Culinary Arts offers Associate degrees in Culinary Arts, Baking and Pastry, and Hospitality Management as well as a Bachelor of Business Administration in Hospitality Management with concentrations available in tourism and destination management as well as culinary management. An Executive leader Master's degree in hospitality management is also offered.

Currently, there are approximately 400 students studying Culinary or Pastry Arts at Monroe College. The core curriculum in both culinary and pastry culminates with a real world experience in our dining lab and pastry kiosk, both open to the public. The breadth of electives are vast and include: charcuterie, Garde Manger, Italian Regional cuisine, French Cuisine, Chocolates & Confections, showpieces and grand buffet and Latin and Caribbean Cuisine. The majority of our culinary and pastry students stay on for their BBA and many more are directly admitted into the bachelor's program, earning their AAS en route. There are a number of one-of-a-kind curricular and extra-curricular opportunities for students including a competition team that has won more than 350 medals to date, a Study Abroad program in Italy, and a Disneyworld Internship Program.

Monroe College Culinary Arts classes are taught in the Culinary Arts Center, a state-of-the-art culinary instructional facility. The four kitchen labs on the college's New Rochelle campus, include two a la carte, one banquet, and one baking and pastry kitchen. There is an additional facility that includes a dining lab, a la carte kitchen and advanced pastry lab.

Blendtec & Lancer Enter into a Joint Development Agreement
Blendtec, a top manufacturer of high-end blending equipment and Lancer, a leading manufacturer of beverage dispensing systems, have entered into a joint development agreement and have shown a prototype of their first joint product offering at this year's National Restaurant Association (NRA) show.

The new platform is an automated blended ice beverage station for making smoothies, frozen coffee drinks and other beverages using refrigerated bag-in-box (BIB) ingredients. This gives restaurants and other foodservice operators a fast, efficient fully-contained system to expand their menus with popular smoothies and other frozen beverages. When released, the beverage station will be commercially available for a unit price of under $9,000 with qualifying volumes.

"Smoothies are seeing tremendous growth in the beverage category, and are becoming a mainstream offering in fast-food chains and restaurants," said Reed Beus, CEO of Blendtec. "We're excited to partner with Lancer to provide a complete solution that lets chains offer high-quality fruit and dairy-based drinks to their guests."

The new beverage station holds up to eight different refrigerated BIBs, which can include fruit purees, smoothie bases, coffee and dairy ingredients, etc. The unit will feature simple touchscreen controls for selecting the flavor and size, and the cabinet will have refrigerated storage space for whipped cream and other add-on ingredients. It will also have a built-in jar rinsing station, jar storage and cup and lid dispensers.

"Efficiency and speed of service are priorities for many chains," said Luis Alvarez, President of Lancer. "This blended ice beverage station automates many of the traditionally manual processes involved in blending specialty drinks." 
Key Features:
Store up to 8 refrigerated BIBs 
Use all-natural fruit purees, syrups, coffee, yogurt, etc. 
Simple visual touchscreen controls 
Customize drinks with onboard programming 
Powerful 15-amp Blendtec blender to handle tough blends or add-ins 
Built-in jar rinsing/drying station 
25 lb insulated ice hopper 
Refrigerated storage for whipped cream and add-ins
Benefits:
Provide healthy, all-natural fruit and dairy-based beverages 
Fully contained system simplifies installation 
Increase speed of service 
Drink consistency 
Reduce waste 
Expandable, customizable for future menu items 
Simple controls minimize user error 
No-tend operation allows multitasking 
Competitively priced compared to similar equipment
Anne Willan Inducted into James Beard Foundation's Cookbook Hall of Fame 
Anne Willan, founder of Ecole de Cuisine La Varenne and acclaimed cookbook author, has been inducted into the James Beard Foundation's Cookbook Hall of Fame for "body of work," honoring her celebrated lifelong career as a chef, cooking teacher, and author. Each year, the Cookbook Hall of Fame recognizes an individual whose work has influenced the way we think about food and cooking. "Everything on our plates has a pedigree, just like us. Old cookbooks and recipes are fascinating - baking powder for instance began as "pearl ash" made from the ashes of a wood fire. A tapered pasta rolling pin can be seen in woodcuts as early as 1570, with its serrated pasta cutter on the counter beside it. It all leads into today's modernist cuisine, very little is new in the kitchen!" said Willan after receiving the award.

Past inductees of the Cookbook Hall of Fame include Jane Grigson, Paula Wolfert, Mollie Katzen, Elizabeth David, and Marcella Hazan, among others.Anne also recently received both the Jane Grigson Award for distinguished scholarship and depth of research and the Culinary History Cookbook Award from the International Association of Culinary Professionals (IACP) in April for The Cookbook Library: Four Centuries of the Cooks, Writers, and Recipes That Made the Modern Cookbook by Anne Willan with Mark Cherniavsky and Kyri Claflin (University of California Press 2012). The Cookbook Library is based on Anne and her husband Mark Cherniavsky's extensive antiquarian cookbook collection, and was also awarded the Hall of Fame Award at the 2013 Gourmand Book Awards and Paris Cookbook Fair.

The award ceremony for the James Beard Foundation Book, Broadcast & Journalism Awards was held on Friday, May 3rd at Gotham Hall in New York City. Television personality, cookbook author, and host of Food Network's "Chopped" Ted Allen was the host of the evening's ceremony.

Nu-Tek Food Science, Introduces Revolutionary Product for Sodium Reduction, Salt for Life 
FABI Award recipient, Nu-Tek Food Science, introduced a revolutionary product for sodium reduction, Salt for Life, at this year's NRA Show, held May 18-21.

Salt for Life Sea Salt Blend is a new, patented-technology solution for sodium reduction that delivers the "true taste" of salt for restaurants and foodservice operators, and is the only sea salt with 70% less sodium than table salt.
Salt for Life provides a new and proactive answer to the major and increasing sodium-reduction concerns from consumers. Salt for Life also meets new menu requirements for school lunches, health facilities and other venues.

Consumer testing shows Salt for Life is better than table salt and competition Statistically significant improvement in saltiness preference

Convenient-Salt for Life is the simple way to give customers lower sodium without sacrificing taste: Sprinkle on food like regular salt Use as a 1:1 replacement in recipes.

Salt for Life Sea Salt Blend was recognized at the NRA Show as a recipient of the prestigious 2013 Food & Beverage Innovations Awards (FABI Award), presented by the National Restaurant Association Restaurant, Hotel-Motel Show.
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