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Over half of baristas fail to meet acceptable standards of creating small espresso coffee, finds research

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16th Jul 2013 - 11:37
The survey was compiled from the first 100 self-nominated entries assessed by BSA assessors on entries to the 2013 BSA Awards on ‘mystery shopper’ visits. The criteria on which the analysis of small espresso coffee was based is: Required liquid volume – 25 to 30ml including good crema Acceptable extraction time – 20 to 30 seconds Temperature of drink – 65 degrees C; 63 to 67 degrees C acceptable.

KFC ice cream sales quadruple during July heatwave

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16th Jul 2013 - 11:04

Ice cream sales have shot up by 345% compared to the same period last year, with popular items including the triple-layered Kream Ball dessert and the 79p Streetwise Sundae.

Lunch Business Grab & Go Awards – closing date today!

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15th Jul 2013 - 09:01
This year’s awards have been very well received, but the Lunch Business team are still urging any last minute nominations to come in today. Entering the awards is very simple. Votes can be made online at http://lunchbusiness.co.uk/lunch-business-grab-go-awards-how-nominate. If you have a colleague who you believe should be acknowledged for their outstanding contribution to the smooth running of their operation, please let us know as soon as possible.

Tetley Tea Academy launches for caterers

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10th Jul 2013 - 11:14
Caterers will be able to sign-up to a monthly e-newsletter that will provide education on different tea blends and how to market them simply by visiting the Tetley Tea Academy website.   According to Kantar World Panel research, the popularity of tea across the out-of-home sector continues to gain momentum on coffee as it competes to be the drink of choice.  

Peros supports Scannappeal charity

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9th Jul 2013 - 11:53
Peros’s ethical business model is founded on sustainable sourcing, respect for the environment and a determination to make a positive social impact wherever they operate.  This last objective led Peros to work with Scannappeal which, since 1987, has raised over £10m for vital medical equipment for hospitals, particularly for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer patients.