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Kitchen Tour

Come join us for a Cafeteria tour!  One We look forward to resuming our quarterly tours as operations normalize in the near future!

Presentation table

Presentation table

PFC sandwich platter

PFC sandwich platter

Warehouse tour

Warehouse tour

meet the Chefs

meet the Chefs

Fruits and Vegetables

Fruits and Vegetables

DCM to DCM Tour

DCM to DCM Tour

DCM turn over Tour

DCM turn over Tour

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17 Cafeteria Tour 20220924

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18 Cafeteria Tour 20220924

Group pic with AR - Copy

Group pic with AR - Copy

DCM Squared tour 2 - Copy

DCM Squared tour 2 - Copy

DCM Squared tour - Copy

DCM Squared tour - Copy

How to share your thoughts

How to share your thoughts

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group tour 6.22 - Copy

 
70,000,000 
 Meals 
Served!!
and growing...

Fireworks

 

 

That we go through lots and lots of food!   

 

       Since we started serving our guests at our 3 BLiSS sites and Union 3, we have served over 55 million meals for operation BLiSS and Union 3.

​       In an average month, across the country, we process an ongoing average of 45-60 days’ supply of food on hand for each site. We receive over 25 trucks per week to maintain our days of supplies.  In an average month we consume:

 

Whole chicken & Chicken Breasts 66,000 lbs

chicken wings 11,000 lbs

bacon 7800 lbs

Steaks 11,000 lbs

burgers 12,000

Lettuce 26,000 lbs

Beans 17,000 lbs

Fresh Fruit 112,000 lbs

Rice 34,000 lbs

Fresh eggs 418,000 (6500 a day at BEC alone)

Seafood 33,200 lbs

 

We have been making our own rolls, buns, pizza doughs and breads in house in addition to pastries, cakes and cinnamon rolls.  We process over 25,000 lbs of flour every month.   All of this in addition to 9,000 gallons of coffee, 8,000 gallons of oil, and the countless other prepackaged juices, sodas, waters, chips and other various sundries and spices.

 The never ending classwork!

 

  The food service team has to go through a minimum of 8 hours of Servsafe training before they can begin work, and they complete 30 minutes of training every single day in order to provide you with a safe dining experience.  

   When they reach the end of the materials book, the lessons start all over again.  It is a constant process of training, not only for food safety, but for learning personal and  work habits in order to maintain a positive and safe environment for all to enjoy.

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