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Chefs' Council: What is the biggest menu challenge of 2016?

Members of Foodservice Director's Chefs Council detail what they foresee as being the biggest menuing challenges they expect to face in 2016.

FSD Staff

November 23, 2015

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David Sutton

Executive Sous Chef
Bon Appetit at SAS Marketplace Cafe
Cary, N.C.

Maintaining options for multiple dietary restrictions—for people who are gluten-free, vegan, want no GMOs, etc.

Jennifer Leamons

Executive Chef
Stanly Regional Medical Center
Albemarle, N.C.

Offering farm-to-table with prices continually rising.

Janna Traver McCann

Executive Chef/Assistant Director
KU Dining Services
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kan.

Developing egg-free breakfast options. We have seen a 50 to 60 percent decrease in availability of liquid eggs and a 30 percent increase in the price of shell eggs.

Kevin Frank

District Chef
Detroit Public Schools
Office of School Nutrition
Detroit

Meeting the nutritional regulations while serving food that tastes like Mom’s. Being in a large urban district with an ethnically diverse population, it’s a challenge to meet everyone’s tastes while not showing preference to one [particular] group.  

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