There's no denying COVID-19 has dramatically altered our way of life over the last few weeks, and will continue to do so during the weeks ahead. The health and safety of our employees, our customers, as well as the general public, is our top priority. Here at P3 Reps, we are doing our part to follow CDC guidelines and practicing safe, responsible distancing to help stop the spread of this virus.

As we all know, flavor trends come and go all the time. But every year, the National Restaurant Association releases their annual What's Hot Culinary Forecast dictating those that are going to be the most import, and the most profitable. This year's report says, "Results indicate that Americans are still hungry for healthy food, but they are also interested in more options, new alternatives, and going beyond simple healthy into sustainable options that are good for everyone and the environment."

When it comes to keeping food warm, fresh, and appetizing, it's hard to outperform chafing dishes. These denizens of the buffet table are perennially popular among caterers and chefs for good reason. They do a fantastic job of presenting food in such a way that diners are drawn to it. They also make service easier for both diners and staff. If you're planning an elegant buffet, you're going to need chafing dishes!

Coffee is one of the most scrutinized objects in all of food and beverage. People are loyal to their brands, their particular styles of roasts, and certainly their preparation methods. From standard drip coffee to the French press, to a super-automated coffee machine designed for high-volume commercial use, there's a wide range of options available.

Braising pans and tilted skillets from Cleveland provide superior control due to the design elements they include.

Sammic's cutters and emulsifiers can provide a wide range of benefits in commercial kitchens across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. But sometimes determining which blade is best can be a challenge.

Modern restaurant kitchens are like assembly lines in a factory. All the components have to be readily available at the right time for chefs to assemble high quality, wholesome dishes with speed and consistency.

All of the care put into providing the perfect beer might end up wasted unless operators take extra precautions to serve beer in clean glasses. After all, a beer's appearance, taste, and aroma are all affected by any residue remaining on the glass -- and this will impact a bar's bottom line.

It's no secret that successful companies in the foodservice industry take advantage of efficiencies without sacrificing quality. This is exactly why deli slicers became popular and are a mainstay in our industry. To ensure effective operation, though, it's important to ensure employees are using them correctly, both during and after service.

There's no doubt Vitamix is one of the most recognized name brands in all of foodservice. A reputation isn't founded on just colors and a recognizable logo, though. Those things represent something greater.