Noodles are possibly one of the most craved comfort foods on any continent; they also provide a perfect platform for creating traditional or creative menu items. Udon Noodles have been gaining in popularity recently for a multitude of reasons. One of which is their versatility, served hot or cold, in vegan or meat dishes, Udon

Japanese Noodles are easily one of the world’s most popular foods. With so many varieties available, which brand or type of noodle will best fit your menu and meet the consumer’s ever-increasing demand for plant-based menu items? Restaurants are working hard to evolve their menus to meet the increased popularity of plant-based foods, free of

In all their many different varieties, noodles are comforting, seriously delicious and very popular in so many restaurants. From fast food to fine dining, noodles are a year-round favorite. But sometimes choosing the best foodservice noodles can be a bit confusing. Which brand of noodle is best? Not all foodservice noodles are made using time-honored

With warm weather knocking on the door, along with the recent change in everyone’s usual routine, the craving for comfort food has kicked into high-gear.  Now, on top of the already staggering challenges faced in the F&B industry, add one more thing to your “to do” list. Come up with a plant-based, clean label comfort

Asian foods are one of the most used elements in the new food fusion frenzy. And for good reason, noodles, dragon skins (wonton wrappers) set a perfect stage for taking tried-and-true dishes and reinventing them. In many ways we’re all creatures of habit, we love our steady favorite comfort foods, but we also seek adventure,

From fine dining to fast casual, Asian fusion menu items are continuing their upward trend. The  increased mindfulness for health and sustainability has led to a higher demand for plant-based menu items.  Traditional Asian Noodles are a perfect platform for increasing plant-based options and best of all, allows professional chefs to be creative and adventurous