Hosting First Holiday Dinner At Your Home? 3 Tips For Serving Your Guests Their Favorite Beverages Without Breaking Your Budget
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7 December 2016
If you offered to host your family's holiday dinner at your home for the first time, then you may be a little nervous about the task. While hosting a holiday dinner can be a lot of fun, of course, it can also be a little stressful! While making "to do" and "to buy" lists, don't forget to purchase and serve great beverages that will please your entire family. While you may plan to serve soda and/or wine with dinner, remember that everyone will want to enjoy a hot beverage with their dessert.
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Improve Your Cafe's Efficiency And Ambience By Relocating Your Smallwares
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7 March 2016
By definition, smallwares are small restaurant equipment supplies. Per the IRS, smallwares are items that cost less than $500 and are used in the food service industry. The category includes things like glassware, bar supplies, storage supplies and utensils used for food prep. Although small, the placement of these items has a big impact on a coffee shop's efficiency and feel. If you manage a cafe, here's how to place your coffee shop's smallwares so that they improve the speed of service and add to the atmosphere.
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Too Much Italian Bread? Try These Recipes To Use It Up
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29 December 2015
Fresh Italian bread from a bakery is delicious, but it gets stale rather quickly since it is typically made without preservatives. If you have some extra Italian bread laying around, don't let it go to waste. These three delicious recipes will allow you to use it up, even if it is already getting a little stale. You may love them so much, you'll end up frequenting a bread supplier just so you can make these delicious dishes!
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Holiday Cookies Always A Disaster? Wow Your Family And Friends By Making These Easy, No-Bake Custom Chocolates
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10 December 2015
Some people enjoy baking holiday cookies, while others love the idea, but just don't have the knack for baking. Preparing batch after batch of those old family cookie recipes can also turn your kitchen into a flour-covered disaster zone that you just hate cleaning up. If you would love to create fun, delicious treats for your family and friends this holiday season, but don't consider yourself a great baker or simply hate cleaning up the mess, then why not make some easy, customized chocolates for friends and family instead?
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