Social Media

Our Favorite Chefs on the Internet

“Chefs are incredibly important future leaning reflectors of where food flavors, preparation and health are headed. Chefs are the food educators of our time.” That’s according to Food Culture 2012, a report from the Hartman Group. Chefs have always played an important role in new food product development and their role in the commercial ingredient channels

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New Functional Egg Site Showcases Videos

High five to the American Egg Board and Shelly McKee, Ph.D., associate professor in the Department of Poultry Science at Auburn University, their new website found at functionalegg.org! This website features six videos for food formulators that highlight the functional properties of egg products, including aeration, coagulation, emulsification, foaming and crystallization control. Videos can be such

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Because Feeling is Believing

The Ginger People have created a blog, using WordPress, that is titled Gingerpedia. This blog is very specific to the one ingredient it produces—ginger. The blog covers topics on ginger supply, applications, ingredients and industry trends. It targets food service operators, manufacturers and development professionals. The idea of a blog seems to scare a lot of ingredient manufacturers

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Using QR Codes for Instant Sampling

While most companies understand the importance of social media, and have incorporated it into their marketing plans, figuring out how to use it to increase sales still remains a challenge. Which Wich Superior Sandwiches—a customized sandwich shop, and the fastest growing quick service chain in the U.S. in 2010—is known for its gourmet sandwiches, but

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