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f’real foods

f’real foods

f'real foods is a fast-growing company that designs, sells, and markets authentic milkshakes, smoothies, and frozen cappuccino blended frozen beverages -- all made from real ingredients - ice cream, fruit, milk, and coffee. Consumers freshly blend our products in our patented blender found in over 13,000 locations across the US and Canada, at convenience stores, colleges & universities, theaters, and military bases.

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Beverage

Sweeten beverage sales with drinkable desserts

Restaurants who want to shake things up and offer their customers memorable and social media-worthy menu choices may want to consider drinkable desserts. As

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4 beverages making a splash on social media

Unique and eye-catching beverages get a big boost thanks to social media. Whether

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Next-gen smoothies boost beverage menus

New ingredients and consumer behavior shifts are moving smoothies out of breakfast and into additional dayparts.

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What millennials and Gen Z want from beverage menus

Younger consumers want beverage variety. Here's how to cater to them.

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Summer beverage LTOs refresh with fresh, frozen, familiar flavors

Check out how some operators are incorporating fresh flavors and frozen drinks on their menus.

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4 beverages trending on breakfast menus

Restaurant operators are catering to busy diners by serving breakfast options that are quick, portable and healthful—such as breakfast beverages.

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Frozen beverages heat up menus

Here are a few tips for building a successful frozen-drink program.

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Getting more out of your beverage menu

Building a craveable drink menu doesn't have to break the bank.

Operations

Operators turn to labor-saving back-of-house equipment

To combat rising labor costs without interrupting or lowering the quality of food or service, many operators are turning to technology.

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3 ways to cut food and labor costs

Operators working to increase profits can do so by taking a hard look at what’s already going on in their restaurants.

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