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I have to thank our Expos VP, Steve Barber, for sending me this one.
In recent years, one of the most popular speakers at our trade shows has been Joel Cohen of RestaurantMarketing.com.  The site bills itself as “Real World. Real Time. Real Honest.” and the story below is a perfect example of the kind of [...]

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Can you believe it’s been nearly three months since the 2009 CRFA Show? Nope, me neither.
As part of my nostalgia-tripping, I found this vid on YouTube, featuring the team from BartenderOne, who helped keep things hopping on the Cocktail Stage along with the legendary Dale DeGroff:

On BartenderOne’s main page I [...]

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Serious Eats just posted a neat article about the 2009 National Restaurant Association (NRA) Show, which was held in Chicago last-last weekend (May 16-19).
The article takes a close look at some of the new products, equipment and gadgets that were on display at the show, and references the challenging economic environment the U.S. foodservice industry [...]

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COOKING to a deadline?  That’s nothing new for any chef.  But doing it on stage, under bright lights and a big, angled mirror, in front of a crowd, with judges and a master of ceremonies?  That’s not every day.
Throw in a warehouse atmosphere that quickly turned hot food cool and minimal kitchen equipment and you [...]

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We’ll be posting our own photos from the CRFA Show shortly, but in the meantime, check out these luscious food shots from the show, found on Flickr.
Our photos probably won’t make you drool in quite the same way, but I promise they’ll be worth checking out.  Soon!

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Ah, I’m just kidding about walking the whole CRFA Show, which wrapped up yesterday.
We’ve estimated that if an attendee walked every aisle, they’d have covered six kilometres in total, or 3.75 miles.  It would have been worth the walk to have a chance to see every single booth — trust me — but I failed [...]

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