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2017 Issue Nine | October | martinbros.com

Ham with Blueberry Bourbon Glaze page 6

Seasonal Specials page 7

Homemade vs.

Convenience page 14

To-Go Trends page 16

#MBMustHaves PAGE 2

Roland Pomace Olive Oil (620390)

Diamond Crystal Kosher Salt (473161)

McCormick Table Grind Black Pepper

Lola’s Original Hot Sauce (552190)

(472538)

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Kraft Heinz Bell’Orto™ Marinara Sauce

NEW Lamb Weston Lamb’s Supreme® Skin-On Butter Mashed Potatoes

(550690)

Custom Culinary Whisk & Serve® Demi-Glace Sauce Mix (501700)

Norpac Flav-R-Pac® Flame Roasted Onion & Pepper Blend

(966830)

(909620)

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McCormick Grill Mates® Vegetable Seasoning (470201)

Anchor Pure New Zealand Unsalted Butter

Anchor Chef’s Heavy Cream (929770)

Tyson Hillshire Farm® Black Oak Pit Ham – Fully Cooked (915110)

(929750)

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Paris Brothers Terrapin Ridge Farms™ Blueberry Bourbon Pecan Jam (733140)

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Tyson Sara Lee® Carver’s Collection® Turkey Breast (973970)

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Kraft Heinz Allegro™ Tuscan Tomato & Herb Pasta Sauce (551660)

Kraft Heinz 6 in 1® All Purpose Ground Tomatoes

Kraft Heinz Allegro™ Classic Italian Pizza Sauce

(551610)

(551650)

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Rotella’s Home Style Brioche Bun – 3 oz (909770)

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Mrs. Gerry’s Extra Creamy Coleslaw (905315)

Basic American Golden Grill® Russet Hashbrowns (603050)

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Ventura Classic Gourmet® Real Mayonnaise (631381)

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Solo Plastic Container Clear – 16 oz (357191)

Solo Plastic Lid – Clear (357192)

Solo Symphony Paper Container with White Vented Lid – 16 oz (857018)

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Diane Chandler

MEDICAL SUPPLIES SPECIALIST Becky Miller

VICE PRESIDENT OF MERCHANDISING Jennifer Meinders

EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY SPECIALISTS Mary Schott, Bobbi Bowden, Rick Moser, Mario Mery, Kam Miller

MARTIN BROS. DISTRIBUTING

MARKETING MANAGER Angie Dark

Fall is such a great time of year! There are so many things around us from late September through the beginning of the Holidays that really make us appreciate the season – such as the harvest, football games, crisp air… and comfort foods! It’s time for mashed potatoes, cranberries, ham, turkey and so much more! We’ve got ideas to help you create new comfort food masterpieces…and much more...in this issue! So look inside for a glimpse into our new favorites for Fall!

VENDOR MARKETING COORDINATOR Krystle Kettman

Krystle Kettman

C-STORE & RETAIL SPECIALISTS Bonnie Davis, Craig DeHoet, Denise Funk, Don Wallace

Managing Editor kkettman@martinbros.com

CATEGORY MARKETING MANAGERS Angie Destival, Julie Podhaski, Steve Krivachek, Roxanne Hassman, Natalea Koehn, Vince Barkhoff DIETITIANS Julie Halfpop, Stacy Mason, Mary Sell, Renee Greiner, Christine Link, Christy Edwards, Gretchen Robinson, Katie Wulkow, Kyndra Hamblin

CULINARY Scott Fadden, Steve Tiezzi, Doug Voss, John Smith GRAPHIC DESIGNERS Bill Pendry, Trent Phillips, Jeff Sadler, C. Allyn Slack, Rob Swiatly PHOTOGRAPHY Rob Swiatly VIDEOGRAPHY C. Allyn Slack INTERACTIVE DESIGN SPECIALIST Bill Pendry

Limited Time Seasonal Product

Potential profits are based on average prices and serving sizes. Martin Bros. reserves the right to correct all printing errors.

Halloween Themed Bottles (731578 – 24/8 oz) CULINARY CONCEPTS

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HOT DISH!

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Fall Comfort Food Recipes

October Specials, Rebates & New Items

October Specials, Rebates & New Items

While Supplies Last

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SENIOR LIVING

Homemade vs. Convenience

Reduce Healthcare Associated Infections with PACs

EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES

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BARBER® HOME STYLE STUFFED CHICKEN PARMESAN (976890 – 36/4 OZ)

$7/CASE REBATE!

PARMESAN CHICKEN WITH PASTA - BUFFET STYLE 6-8 each � Advance Pierre Barber® Home Style Stuffed Chicken Parmesan – 4 oz (976890), prepared 1 1/2 lb � AIPC R&F® Spaghetti (480780), prepared 1/4 cup � Roland Pomace Olive Oil (620390) 3-4 cups � Bix Spinach (361170) 2 Tbsp � Wholesale Minced Garlic (391020) To taste � Diamond Crystal Kosher Salt (473161)

To taste � McCormick Table Grind Black Pepper (472538) 1/2-1 tsp � Lola’s Original Hot Sauce (552190) 6-8 oz � Kraft Heinz Bell’Orto™ Marinara Sauce (550690), heated 6-8 oz � Shredded Mozzarella Cheese (900990) 6-8 each � Rotella’s Italian Breadsticks (987810), prepared

PREP | In a large sauté pan, heat oil over medium to medium-high heat. Quickly sauté spinach, then add garlic and continue to sauté for an additional minute. Add prepared spaghetti, salt, pepper and hot sauce, sautéing until heated through. To plate, fill serving tray/pan with pasta mixture, place prepared chicken on top and finish chicken with heated sauce and cheese. Serve with breadsticks.

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CULINARY CONCEPTS

BEEF & VEGGIES - YIELD: 4 20 oz � Rochester Beef Stew Meat Cubes (966710) 1 1/2 cup � Custom Culinary PanRoast® Beef Flavored Gravy Mix (504070) 20 oz � Norpac Flav-R-Pac® Broccoli Normandy Mixed Vegetables (963800) 4 cups � Lamb Weston Lamb’s Supreme® Skin-On Butter Mashed Potatoes (966830) As needed � C.H. Robinson Green Onions (361010), diced

PREP | Prepare gravy as directed. Roast or sauté vegetables. Heat mashed potatoes. On a flat top or in a skillet, brown stew meat until it is medium well or better, which should only take a few minutes. Toss meat with gravy and vegetables and serve over potatoes. Finish with diced green onions.

Serve with a side salad.

COST $2.85 SELL AT $9.99

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SUPREME® SKIN-ON BUTTER MASHED POTATOES (966830 – 6/4 LB) Super simple! Just potatoes, butter and sea salt! Boil in bag, microwave or steam.

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BEEF STEW MEAT CUBES (966710 – 1/10 LB)

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CULINARY CONCEPTS POTATO PEARLS® EXCEL® CREAMY BUTTER MASHED POTATOES WITH SKINS (603040 – 12/28.2 OZ)

LAWRY’S® SANTA FE STYLE SEASONING – CHILI, CUMIN & GARLIC (473231 – 1/19 OZ) GRILL MATES® VEGETABLE SEASONING (470201 – 1/20 OZ)

FLAV-R-PAC® FLAME ROASTED VEGETABLES ONION & PEPPER BLEND (909620 – 6/2.5 LB)

WHISK & SERVE® DEMI-GLACE SAUCE MIX (501700 – 4/38 OZ)

COST $7.34 SELL AT $19.99

POTENTIAL

PROFIT $12.65

SANTA FE FLAT IRON STEAK - YIELD: 4 4 each � Rochester Flat Iron Steak – 10 oz (978360) As needed � McCormick Lawry’s® Santa Fe Style Seasoning (473231) 6 oz � Custom Culinary Whisk & Serve® Demi-Glace Sauce Mix (501700), prepared 1 lb � Norpac Flav-R-Pac® Flame Roasted Onion & Pepper Blend (909620) 4 oz � ConAgra Rosarita® Nacho Sliced Jalapeño Peppers (520320) 4

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1 lb � Wholesale Broccoli (360062) As needed � McCormick Grill Mates® Vegetable Seasoning (470201) 2 cups � Basic American Potato Pearls® Excel® Creamy Butter Mashed Potatoes with Skins (603040), prepared

PREP | Steam broccoli and season with vegetable seasoning. Season steak with Santa Fe style seasoning and cook as desired.

Add jalapeño peppers to onion and pepper blend and sauté until cooked through. Top cooked steak with prepared demi-glace and cooked onion and pepper blend. Serve with cooked broccoli, prepared mashed potatoes and a choice of soup or salad.

CULINARY CONCEPTS

SWEDISH MEATBALLS WITH CRANBERRY SAUCE - YIELD: 20-22 5 lb 3 Tbsp 1 1/2 cup 2 cups 3 cups 5 each 1 Tbsp 1 Tbsp 2 tsp #5 can 40 oz 2 cups

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Valley Meats Ground Beef Patty Mix – 80/20 (913080) Anchor Pure New Zealand Butter – Unsalted (929750) Capital City Yellow Onion (361045), minced Anchor Chef’s Heavy Cream (929770) Sugar Foods Breadcrumbs (415638) Sparboe Farms Large Eggs (380130) Diamond Crystal Kosher Salt (473161) McCormick Table Grind Black Pepper (472538) McCormick Ground Nutmeg (472391) Heinz Cream of Chicken Condensed Soup (510038) Kemps Sour Cream (900540) Custom Culinary Master’s Touch® Beef Base (501750), prepared 60 oz � Ocean Spray Whole Berry Cranberry Sauce (750060) As needed � C.H. Robinson Green Onions (361010), diced

PREP | Preheat oven to 350°F. Melt butter over medium heat and lightly sauté minced onion until tender. In a bowl, mix cream and breadcrumbs; add ground beef, eggs, salt, pepper, nutmeg and sautéed onion, mixing well. Roll mixture into 1 ounce meatballs. Bake meatballs until internal temperature reaches 160°F. (Brown meatballs on a flat top before baking, if desired.) Mix soup, sour cream and beef base together and thin as needed using more beef base. Toss cooked meatballs in sour cream mixture and warm until heated through.

Finish with diced green onions. Serve with cranberry sauce.

COST $1.55 SELL AT $5.99

POTENTIAL

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WHOLE BERRY CRANBERRY SAUCE (750060 – 6/#10)

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CULINARY CONCEPTS

Carving Stations HAM WITH BLUEBERRY BOURBON GLAZE

FLAV-R-PAC® GRANDE CLASSICS® NANTUCKET BLEND VEGETABLES (963020 – 6/4 LB)

1 each � Tyson Hillshire Farm® Black Oak Pit Ham – Fully Cooked (915110) 1 1/2 jars � Paris Brothers Terrapin Ridge Farms™ Blueberry Bourbon Pecan Jam (733140) PREP | Begin cooking ham as directed.

Approximately halfway through, spread half a jar of jam overtop. Continue to cook for another 20-30 minutes, then spread another half a jar of jam overtop. About 10-15 minutes before ham reaches 145°F, spread another half a jar of jam overtop.

The jam glaze should be tacky when ham is done cooking.

SWEET THINGS® SWEET POTATO TRIM FRIES (965108 – 5/3 LB)

APPLE CIDER MAPLE BACON TURKEY BREAST 1 each � Tyson Sara Lee® Carver’s Collection® Turkey Breast (973970) 1 cup � Lyons Pancake & Waffle Syrup (770471) 16-20 slices � Farmland Gold Medal Single Slice Apple Cider Bacon – 18/22 (914040) PREP | Begin cooking turkey as directed.

When turkey reaches 125-135°F, open up the top of the foil and pull back to expose all of the top and most of the sides.

Glaze with 3/4 of the syrup. Top with bacon. Lightly glaze with almost all of the remaining syrup. Continue cooking, glazing once again towards the end with the remaining syrup. Let turkey rest for 20 minutes before carving.

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OCTOBER SPECIALS, REBATES & NEW ITEMS

Pricing valid through November 3, 2017

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Silver Medal Honey & Brown Sugar Smoked Pit Ham (915150 – 2/14-16 lb)

$2.89/lb

PanRoast ® Brown Gravy Mix (504010 – 8/12 oz)

$32.59 Spicy Bloody Mary Mix

PanRoast ® Country Gravy Mix

(575710 – 6/64 oz)

(504080 – 6/20 oz)

$53.59

$26.59 Hillshire Farm® Choice Beef Pot Roast – Fully Cooked

Lemon Grass Kitchen® Thai Yellow Curry Sauce (303100 – 8/2 lb)

$51.99

(910780 – 1/10 lb)

$53.99 6 in 1® All Purpose Ground Tomatoes (551610 – 6/#10)

(915110 – 2/15-16 lb)

$25.59

$2.25/lb

Allegro™ Classic Italian Pizza Sauce (551650 – 6/#10)

$3.34/lb

Allegro™ Tuscan Tomato & Herb Pasta Sauce $35.59

Hillshire Farm® Turkey Thigh Pot Roast – Fully Cooked (910778 – 2/6 lb)

$28.99

(551660 – 6/#10)

Hillshire Farm® Black Oak Pit Ham – Fully Cooked

Sara Lee Carver’s Collection® Turkey Breast

POTTHOFF FOODS Turkey Tom

(970220 – 2/20-22 lb)

$1.32/lb Turkey Hen

(970240 – 4/12-14 lb)

$1.32/lb

(973970 – 2/8-9 lb)

$2.89/lb

Limited Time Seasonal Product Halloween Themed Bottles (731578 – 24/8 oz)

Lamb’s Supreme® RusEttes® Scored Shredded Hashbrowns (960010 – 8/2.25 lb)

$22.99 LW Private Reserve® Regular Cut Skin-On Fries – 1/2 in (964980 – 6/5 lb)

$32.99 Canola Quick® Shoestrings (963920 – 6/4 lb)

$29.99

Sliced Whole Grain Cinnamon Raisin Bagel (952790 – 72/2 oz)

$27.99

While Supplies Last

HOT DISH!

REBATES

FREE CASE REBATES FREE CASE!

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Cattlemen’s® Kentucky Bourbon BBQ Sauce (90633553)

Frank’s RedHot ® Stingin’ Honey Garlic™ Sauce (561920)

(940630, 952470, 954100, 954110)

Macaroni & Cheese

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

Stouffer’s® White Cheddar Mac & Cheese (90660885)

BOGO!

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Dynamic Duo Jumbo Buttermilk Shrimp (938780) & Twisted Calamari (938770)

Posada® Cinco de Mayo Items

Gold Label True Foundations™ Bases

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

(500081, 500091, 500101, 500111)

Boneless BBQ Pork Rib (939090)

BOGO & MORE!

FREE CASE!

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Craft Toppings™ & Flavor Concentrates Rebate

Fruitocracy® Pouches

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

(572440, 572450, 572460)

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

Harvest Creations® Dipt’n Dusted® Pickle Fries (939790)

Premium Beverage Syrups & Sweet Indulgence Sauces

FREE CASE!

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Anchor ® Original Jalapeño Poppers™ with Bacon (966630, 966640)

Anchor ® Honey Sriracha Cheese Sticks (966620)

Harvest Splendor ® Sweet Potato Selections (941070, 961400, 963520, 997510)

Anchor ® Spicy Pickle Fries (966610)

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

(946020, 950690, 963600)

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

Offer tracked through 10/31/2017.

Offer tracked through 10/31/2017.

UP TO $250!

UP TO $1000!

Chicken Appetizers Rebate

Beefed Up Roast Beef, Pot Roast & Ribeye Rebate Offer valid through 11/25/2017.

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

UP TO $8/CASE! Gold Medal® Mixes Rebate

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

Offer valid through 12/1/2017.

Offer tracked through 10/31/2017.

Offer tracked through 10/31/2017.

UP TO $500!

UP TO $500!

Fall Favorites Rebate

New Product Savings Rebate

$3/CASE!

$5/CASE!

UP TO $500!

Tailgate Rebate

Rolling in the Dough Cinnamon Roll Rebate

Krusteaz Pumpkin Spice Baking Mix (400560) Rebate

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

Offer valid through 11/30/2017.

Offer valid through 10/31/2017.

Offer valid through 12/23/2017.

UP TO $150!

UP TO $150!

UP TO $250!

UP TO $500!

Specialty Dressings (562160) Rebate

Sweet Baby Ray’s® Korean Barbecue & Wing Sauce (562150) Rebate

Signature Sauces Rebate

Celebrate Seafood October Rebate

Offer valid through 10/31/2017.

Offer valid through 10/31/2017.

(560660, 562170)

Offer valid through 10/31/2017.

Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

Offer valid through 11/15/2017.

Ask your Martin Bros. representative for more information.

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Offer valid through 12/31/2017.

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Bourbon Bacon – 10/12 (954730 – 1/15 lb)

Beef Bacon – Slab-Sliced – Cured (954750 – 6/2.5 lb)

Beef Bacon – Ends & Pieces – Cured (954740 – 6/2.5 lb)

Chorizo Sausage – 4x1 – Fully Cooked

Boneless Ham – Cured – Fully Cooked

(954760 – 4/3 lb)

Boneless Jambon Royale Ham – Fully Cooked

(954720 – 2/10-14 lb)

Boneless Ham Steak – 3/4 in – Fully Cooked

(954700 – 4/4-5 lb ave)

Bone-In Ham – Cured – Fully Cooked

(954710 – 10/1 lb)

(932418 - 4/16-18 lb; 932410 - 1/16-18 lb)

Cornbread Crusted Pork Chop (954490 – 32/4 oz)

RISOTTO BITES

An Italian favorite! These 1-1/4 inch bites feature fresh, on-trend ingredients for an interesting appetizer!

RICEWORKS® GOURMET RICE SNACKS

Cheese (954630)

Risotto made with Italian cheese, vegetables, rice and wine all enclosed in panko bread crumbs.

Spicy Sausage (954640)

Risotto made with sausage, jalapeños, smoked mozzarella, vegetables, rice and spices all enclosed in panko bread crumbs.

Spinach & Artichoke (954650)

Risotto made with artichokes, baby spinach, spices, rice and cheese all enclosed in panko bread crumbs.

Sweet Chili (604480)

2/5 lb

Salsa Fresca (604490)

24/1.75 oz Glance® Professional Glass & Surface Cleaner

MINI SUB DOUGHS White (966800) Wheat (966790) Frozen mini submarine roll doughs that bake to 5.5 inches.

Thaw, proof and bake. Easy to have the fresh-baked aroma in your kitchen and fresh sub buns for any great sandwich!

96/3 oz

Non-streaking, ammoniated glass cleaner that quickly dries without smearing and leaves a pristine shine by cutting through grease, grime, soap films, smoke films and fingerprints. Works on simple and heavy-duty jobs. Use on glass and other washable surfaces such as chrome, stainless steel, sinks, bathroom fixtures, countertops and laminate surfaces. Ideal for schools, offices, break rooms, daycare centers, restaurants and other commercial facilities.

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Break-Up® Professional Oven & Grill Cleaner

An institutional formula with heavy-duty cleaning power for fast and easy cleaning. Self-scouring action works immediately on warm or cold ovens. Also for use on grills, broilers, ventilating hoods, splash panels, steamtable tops, pots, pans, fryers and griddles.

(016430 – 6/19 oz aerosols)

Break-Up® Professional Fryer Boil-Out

Low-foaming formula that degreases and cleans foodservice fryers while preventing boil over or the need for a separate neutralization step. Removes accumulated grease buildup, allowing shortening to stay fresher and work longer.

(016450 – 36/2 oz)

CULINARY CONCEPTS

PARMESAN CHICKEN STICKS 6 each � AdvancePierre Barber® Italian Style Breaded Chicken Tenderloin Fingers (976970) 3 oz � Heinz Bell ‘Orto™ Marinara Sauce (550690) PREP | After cooking the chicken, insert sticks.

Serve with marinara sauce…and be creative when serving.

COST $2.13 SELL AT $6.99

POTENTIAL

PROFIT $4.86

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ADVANCEPIERRE BARBER® ITALIAN STYLE BREADED CHICKEN TENDERLOIN FINGERS (976970 - 2/5 LB)

$10/CASE REBATE!

FRIED PORK CHOP SANDWICH COST $2.44 SELL AT $7.99

1 each � Rotella’s Home Style Brioche Bun – 3 oz (909770) 3 oz � Mrs. Gerry’s Extra Creamy Coleslaw (905315) 1 each � J&B Cornbread Crusted Pork Chop – 4 oz (954490) 1 each � Bix Tomato Slice (348109) As needed � Bix Spinach (361170) 1 each � C.H. Robinson Green Leaf Lettuce Fillet (360670) 5 oz � Lamb Weston Tater Puffs (960750) As needed � Heinz Ketchup – Upside Down Squeeze Bottle (550790)

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CULINARY CONCEPTS

GRILLED MEATLOAF SANDWICH 2 each � Rochester Meatloaf Patties with Vidalia Onion – 4 oz (966700) 2 each � Rotella’s Open Top Texas Toast (984110) 2 oz � Custom Culinary PanRoast® Beef Flavored Gravy Mix (504070), prepared

2 oz � Capital City Yellow Onion (361045), sliced 2 oz � Monterey Thin Sliced Mushrooms (380680) As needed � Roland Pomace Olive Oil (620390) 5-6 each � McCain Anchor® Honey Sriracha Cheese Sticks (966620), prepared

PREP | Sauté sliced onion and mushrooms in olive oil. Grill meatloaf patties to 160°F. Grill Texas toast. Build sandwich. Serve with cheese sticks.

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ANCHOR® HONEY SRIRACHA CHEESE STICKS (966620 – 4/3 LB)

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FIRST CASE FREE REBATE! MEATLOAF PATTIES WITH VIDALIA ONION (966700 – 40/4 OZ) Diced Vidalia onion is blended throughout meatloaf patties for delicious, consistent flavor.

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PARMESAN CHICKEN HOAGIE 5 oz � AdvancePierre Barber® Italian Style Breaded Chicken Tenderloin Fingers (976970) 1 each � Rotella’s Sourdough Hoagie – 3.5 oz (987430) 2 oz � Bay Valley Mi Pueblo® Mild Banana Pepper Rings (610130) 1 oz � Bix Diced Tomatoes (380248) 2 oz � Custom Culinary Gold Label Alfredo Sauce (942200) 1/2 oz � Shullsburg Italia™ Shredded Parmesan Cheese (900190) PREP | Build sandwich.

HASHBROWN POTATO SALAD 1 box � Basic American Golden Grill® Russet Hashbrowns (603050), refreshed 2 cups � Shullsburg Italia™ Shredded Parmesan Cheese (900190) 1 each � Capital City Yellow Onion (361045), diced 6 each � Sunny Fresh Hard Cooked Eggs (974130), diced, optional 1 cup � C.H. Robinson Green Onions (361010), diced, optional 2 cups � Bix Diced Celery (380506), optional 4 cups � Ventura Classic Gourmet® Real Mayonnaise (631381) 1/2 cup � Anchor Chef’s Heavy Cream (929770) 2 Tbsp � Paris Brothers Cervasi® Lemon Juice (733120) 1 tsp � Diamond Crystal Kosher Salt (473161) 1 tsp � McCormick Table Grind Black Pepper (472538) 3 tsp � McCormick Dill Weed (472301) 3 tsp � McCormick Smoked Paprika (472001) PREP | Blend all ingredients. Refrigerate for 20 minutes before serving.

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SENIOR LIVING

Homemade vs.

Convenience

Gretchen Robinson, RDN, LD Martin Bros. Marketing Dietitian

IN FOOD SERVICE

How can senior living facilities create some homemade meals yet still be on point with the price and time restraints of the industry and its trend towards restaurantstyle dining? And how do you decide when to use a convenience item for a meal?

Consider the goals of your own community and menu, and then think through the following points when trying to decide whether to go homemade, convenience or a speed-scratch mixture of the two:

1. Is there a good convenience alternative?

If the answer is yes, then compare the homemade version and the convenience item in a blind taste test. Convenience products have come a long way since the early days when people wondered if the product was even real food. Sometimes, convenience wins the test even if you vowed, for instance, to never buy instant mashed potatoes or pre-made lasagna!

2. What is the cost difference?

Do not assume the cost is automatically higher for convenience items. Sometimes, manufacturers can be so efficient at creating a product in bulk that it’s less expensive than for you to do something similar in your operation. Also consider the size of your community. Some smaller communities find it is cost effective to make homemade products, for instance, because they only have to make a small amount.

3. What is the time/labor difference?

Take potatoes, for example. Everyone seems to want homemade potatoes. However, washing, peeling, boiling and preparing potatoes can be a costly and time-consuming task. With today’s standards and technology, instant or frozen potatoes can save cost and labor while being more consistent and just as delicious as homemade. As another example, precut produce can be a great timesaver. Or consider ice cream cups. The sticker price might be higher, but once you add up the cost of scooping bulk ice cream and placing it in bowls that will need to be covered and washed, the cost is actually lower.

4. Does my staff have the skills to make the homemade product?

We’ve all heard about guests complaining that one cook prepares better meatloaf, pot roast, etc. than another.

Instead of deleting requested favorites to avoid complaints, look into convenience items. For instance, fully cooked pot roast offers high quality at a fair price (considering prep and cooking), no matter who cooked it.

5. Will making the product homemade add value to the menu?

There are items that will mean more to your guests to have “homemade,” so focus on them. There may also be items that you’re currently making homemade that don’t get great reviews, so think about using convenience items for those instead. And finally, there may be a speed scratch way to make something even better. Preparing freshly-baked bread using dough pucks, for example, could add value to your menu without needing to turn your kitchen into a bakery.

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Martin Bros. Menu Services Manager

Simple!

Classic Hummus Made Easy ® (601680 – 6/48 oz) Now you can offer fresh-made hummus with ease! Shelf-stable, delivered in pouches boxed for simple stacking and storing and made with traditional ingredients including tahini, olive oil, garlic and lemon juice, this classic gluten-free hummus works in any operation. To prepare, all you have to do is combine with one #10 can of Garbanzo Beans (600990) or Low Sodium Garbanzo Beans (601060) and blend to your desired consistency. Add your own touches like roasted red peppers, jalapeños or sour cream, as desired.

SENIOR LIVING

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EQUI PM ENTA N D SUPPL I ES

s d n e r T o To-G reinventing to-go The idea of to-go is nothing new. However, the way the food service industry must think about to-go is definitely changing! In today’s digitally-focused world with ever-evolving technologies, to-go can no longer simply be something you provide if someone decides to call in an order for pick-up. To-go must be an important extension of your business. In fact, for some food service establishments – called ghost restaurants – to-go is their only business.

Krystle Kettman Martin Bros. Senior Editor & Vendor Marketing Specialist

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To-go must be well thought-out from beginning to end, and it must be something that you are willing to continue to change over time based on the latest trends and opportunities. If restaurants, senior living communities, convenience stores, colleges and universities want to continue to compete in this new world, we need to start looking at reinventing the idea of food service and to-go.

MICROWAVABLE Plastic Container – Clear – 16 oz (357191 – 500 ct)

packaging Packaging is so important! The right packaging can make the meal, while the wrong packaging can ruin it. And there are so many options to choose from these days! So, where do you start?

• First of all, ask yourself if you have the right shape and style of packaging for each of your to-go options. This also means looking at whether extra features – such as the packaging being microwavable – would be beneficial for your business.

Plastic Lid – Clear (357192 – 500 ct)

Busy operations will appreciate how this versatile MicroGourmet ® line of deli containers allows pre-packaged foods to be refrigerated and microwave-reheated in the same container. Five different container sizes use one common recessed lid to help streamline inventory.

• Second, make sure you have everything your customers need to make their meal enjoyable, from silverware and napkins to wet wipes, toothpicks and mints.

• Next, make sure that you are using to-go to showcase and market your business. Between the packaging, bag, essentials and extras that you can include such as flyers and coupons, there are a lot of opportunities to create some buzz and a to-go experience that customers will want to tell their friends about and come back for.

• Finally, if you’re retailing to-go, make sure you have a label that tells your customers about the item and includes any mandated information, such as nutritionals.

• Of course, cost is always a main concern with packaging and labeling.

However, coordinating new packaging with a new menu and new menu prices could be an option to help you upscale your packaging without breaking the bank. In addition, the increase in sales that could result from an investment in packaging could definitely be worth it.

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Symphony Paper Container with White Vented Lid – 16 oz (857018 – 250 ct)

Convenient combo pack featuring popular Flexstyle ® food containers and spiral wound vented paper lids. Durable containers are made with a double-sided polyethylene material so they can be used for either hot or cold food applications.

Perfect for hot takeout items like soup or for storing ice cream in the freezer.

Plastic Cup – Clear – 12 oz (850578 – 1000 ct)

MICROWAVABLE Plastic Bowl/Container – Black – 16 oz (854170 – 500 ct) Plastic Dome Lid – Clear (854180 – 500 ct)

Plastic Bowl/Container – Black – 16 oz (841030 – 200 ct)

Plastic Dome Lid – Clear

Plastic Container/ Insert – Clear – 3.5 oz (342495 – 1000 ct)

No Slot Plastic Lid – Clear (343962 – 1000 ct)

Ultra Clear™ cups and lids have superb quality and are crack resistant. Strong sidewalls and rolled rims of the cup provide durability and an optimal lid fit. SoloServe ® containers keep granola fresh. Packaging components can also be used for other menu applications, helping to reduce SKUs and storage space. Ultra Clear™ cups are great for frozen drinks such as smoothies and iced coffees and Solo Serve ® containers are ideal for fruit salads, snacks and desserts.

Hinged Plastic Swirl Bowl/ Container with Dome Lid – Clear – 24 oz (355448 – 300 ct)

Plastic Bowl/Container with Dome Lid – Clear – 32 oz (851560 – 150 ct)

Hinged Black Plastic Hexagon Container with Clear Dome Lid – 38 oz (853978 – 110 ct)

Plastic Bowl/Container – Clear – 32 oz (851568 – 300 ct)

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Plastic Bowl/Container – Black – 32 oz (841038 – 200 ct)

Plastic Dome Lid – Clear (841039 – 200 ct)

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Black Plastic Bowl/Container with Clear Dome Lid – 32 oz (822040 – 150 ct)

Plastic Dome Lid – Clear (851588 – 300 ct) Made from 100% renewable resources and compostable. Perfect for salads.

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Plastic Dome Lid – Clear (356474 – 300 ct)

MICROWAVABLE Plastic Container – Black – 24 oz (355419 – 300 ct)

Plastic Lid – Clear (356935 – 300 ct)

Black plastic containers are great for a more high-end look and to offer cover to messier-looking items. Clear lids are great for showing customers what’s inside, with a dome top so food isn’t squished.

Visit info.martinbros.com/to-go to download our complete To-Go Guide!

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WEBINARS & EVENTS Our webinars and events are designed to educate customers of all segments. Please refer to the color-coded keys to see if they pertain to you.

Restaurant

Healthcare

C-Store

School

Nursing

WEBINARS

Diabetes: Moving Beyond the Sliding Scale with Christine Link, MBA, RDN, LD. Martin Bros. Dietitian

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November 8

The Art of Spend Management

Diabetes is a complicated disease! As we age, the risk of complications increases and our treatment plans need to evolve. We’ll review the basics of diabetes and how to avoid chasing blood sugars by being proactive with nutrition and medication.

Controlling food costs is a work of art. Gain insight into creating a budgetary masterpiece considering the many mediums a dining director in senior living communities must balance.

December 6

Keeping Frosty Cold and Other Temperature Tales from the North Pole

This webinar will address the relationship of temperature and time to food safety and will discuss the implementation of food-handling best practices to control for time and temperature at each step in the flow of food from receiving to serving.

EVENTS Ignite Your Success: Senior Summit Nov

15-16

Waterloo, IA

Learn about new and emerging foodservice trends, identify new ways that innovation and technology can play a role in enhancing your community and get tips to help you meet the constant demands and pressures of an ever-changing landscape. We are ecstatic to bring you nationally-traveled speakers Christopher Ridenhour and Donna Manring!

You can also enjoy a Food Expo, Mentalist Daniel Jaspersen, Martin Bros.

Warehouse Tours and much more!

ServSafe Food Safety Training - Nov 16 Learn how to minimize the risk of foodborne illness, comply with state codes, create systems for setting up the flow of food, develop a workable cleaning schedule and reduce food and labor costs through food safety.

Janitorial Floor Care Seminar - Nov 16 Get hands-on with the newest equipment from Clarke and Tornado.

Most Martin Bros. webinars and events are FREE and can earn you CEUs.

Register and find more info: martinbros.com/events