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Which baked products do you think convenience stores should sell?

Convenience stores are known for their snacks. If you take a pit stop on a road trip and aren’t craving chips or candies, you’re not alone. Many would prefer a baked good option at convenience stores. Some of our readers had ideas about what baked goods they think...

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How to Reduce Food and Labor Costs in Your Restaurant Chain

Running a restaurant chain can be very rewarding, but in order to guarantee you’ll be in business for the long haul, it is important to keep food and labor costs low. From developing supplier relationships to using pre-made foods such as frozen bread dough, to...

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5 Benefits of Ready-To-Use Dough

Fresh is always best, isn’t that right? Well, not necessarily. High-quality frozen dough may just be the right tool to help bring your business to the next level. Whether you’re starting out with a small commercial kitchen, feeling the pinch with current food cost...

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You Are What You Eat: Why ‘Clean Label’ is Here to Stay

Remember those days when store-bought baked goods meant Hostess Twinkies or Little Debbie Oatmeal Cream Pies? These treats were tasty and indulgent and probably filled with enough preservatives to survive a nuclear holocaust. Suffice it to say, the clear delineation...

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5 Factors to Consider Before Signing on with a Baked Goods Supplier

Your business reflects you - your character, your integrity, and your dependability. So whether you're stocking your retail shelves with fresh product or serving up lunch to hungry high school students, you want your customers to have a quality experience and come...

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How long are freshly baked cookies good?

Some batches of cookies disappear so fast you don’t have to worry about how long they can be stored. Other times you end up with extras, which is a delicious conundrum to be in. How long can these fresh cookies last? And what is the best way to store them? Some cookie...