Handout 7 Flashcards

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refer to the preparation and presentation of meals and drinks, as well as the manner of service arrangements.

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Food and beverage (F&B) services

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played a vital role in the past and at present, and will also play a bigger role in the future of the accommodation industry since people who usually stay in hotels, resorts, and apartment hotels love food

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F&B

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This refers to whenever the demand for food is at its highest.

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Food demand increases at peak times

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may refer to seasonality or simply the time of the day (breakfast, lunch, or dinner)

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Peak times

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This means tailor-fitting the F&B menu with what the stakeholders require

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Menu adjustment is based on stakeholders’ requirements.

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This refers to how challenging the process of food preparation is, hence requiring more people to work together

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Food preparation and service are labor intensive.

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This refers to the shelf life of the ingredients that are used for making food as well as the finished products themselves.

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Food is perishable.

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This refers to the standards which different F&B establishments follow to ensure that everything is fresh and won’t do any harm to any consumer.

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Food preparation follows strict standards of hygiene

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when the guests are seated upon entry. The food server hands out the menu and takes the orders,

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Table Service

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a table service wherein the guest approves the food on the platter before these are served.

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English Service

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Upon his/her approval, the waiter puts the platters on the table, then, either the guest or the waiter portions the food into the plate of the others.

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English Service

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a table service wherein guests are seated, while servers fill large serving platters and bowls with food items from the kitchen and set these on the dining tables.

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Family Service

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a table service wherein food is pre-plated in the kitchen before a waitstaff can take it to the guest’s table.

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Pre-Plated/American Service

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a table service that is considered the most formal type of table service.

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French Service

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Partially cooked food is brought from the kitchen on a gueridon (a French side table with a circular top) or a cart which is also used for the final cooking.

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French Service

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a table service that is considered as a forerunner to the French service.

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Platter/Russian Service

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This requires that the waiter portions and carves the food on well-decorated silver platters before serving it to the guests.

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Platter/Russian Service

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when the guest enters the dining area and helps himself to the food, either from a buffet counter or he/she may get served partly at table by waiters and he/she collects any extras he/she needs from the counter.

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Assisted Service

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when the food is displayed on the buffet table and are portioned by the waiters or food servers.

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Assisted Buffet

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20
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when the food is on a stand-alone carving station or may be one of the buffet sections wherein a waiter or a food server portions some parts of the food which can either be served to seated guests directly or guests can help themselves.

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Carvery

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when guests select their choice of meals from a counter and place these on a tray.

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Self Service

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where food is displayed on tables. Diners pick up a plate and choose from a varied menu of soups, salads, appetizers, entrée (main course), and deserts.

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Buffet

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usually found in school, office canteens, and hospitals. Guests choose food from a display counter informing the food server of their choices, who, in turn plates the food and hands it over to the guests

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Cafeteria

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small restaurants that primarily serve coffee-related beverages such as latte, cappuccino, espresso, and other hot beverages.

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Coffee Shops and Tea Salons

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when the guests order the food to be paid and served in one area

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Single-Point Service

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the type of service that provides a designated area where customers can buy meals quickly. The ordered meal or food is mostly consumed outside the food premises.

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Take away

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type of service wherein customers order their food or meal while not leaving their vehicles.

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Drive-thru

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when food is served after being ordered and may either be on-the-go or on a preorder basis, which is then to be served to or picked up by the customer.

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Fast food

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the provision of F&B service by means of automatic retailing

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Vending

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usually complement the main food establishment by providing additional facilities to serve meals.

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Kiosks

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refers to a series of autonomous counter where customers may either order and eat, buy from different counters and eat in a separate eating area, or order for take away.

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Food court

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refers to a counter across where alcoholic drinks or refreshments are served

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Bar

33
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where food and beverages are served in an area not primarily designed for service.

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Specialized Service

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when the whole or part of food or meal on a tray is served to the guest/customer.

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Tray

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when the whole or part of food or meal on a trolley is served to the guest/customer.

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Trolley

36
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when the food can be ordered over the telephone, mobile phone, or online and can be delivered to one’s desired place of delivery.

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Home delivery

37
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when the guests place their orders over the phone of their hotel room, which are then transmitted to the kitchen for preparation.

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Room

38
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when guests park their vehicles and are served at their vehicles.

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Drive-in

39
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provides grab-and-go or counter services where menu items are usually limited and may have available seats.

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Quick Service

40
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provides cafeteria or counter services where menu items offer a selection of value conscious familiar favorites or home-style food with available seats.

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Fast Casual

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serves one (1) to three (3) meals a day where guests are seated and served by a waiter in booths or tables

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Family Casual

42
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when guests are seated and served by a waiter in booths or tables, with a more casual table service and dining ambiance than fine dining, but more formal than family casual.

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Upscale Casual

43
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when the table service and dining ambiance are sophisticated.

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Fine Dining

44
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This refers to the provision of alcoholic and other related drinks prepared by bartenders.

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Beverage Service

45
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refer to the fermented juice of fresh grapes

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Wines

46
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major wine-growing regions

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Europe, the United States, and Australia

47
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made from red-colored grapes fermented with the skin included

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Red Wine

48
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It typically has a more robust flavor and pairs well with food such as red meats and hearty pasta dishes.

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Red Wine

49
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made from either red-colored or green-colored grapes fermented without the skin

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White Wine

50
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It is usually drunk cold and pairs well with food such as white meats.

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White Wine

51
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pink or blush-colored. Its color comes from the grape skin that is included for a few hours of the fermentation process, or sometimes may also be a mixture of red and white wines.

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Rose Wine

52
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made from a blend of three (3) grapes: Chardonnay [shaar-duh-nei], pinot noir [pee-no nuh-waar], and pinot meunier [pee-no moon-yay].

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Sparkling Wine

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Champagne would be the perfect example. It pairs well with salads, cheese, fish, or bread.

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Sparkling Wine

54
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made from grapes that have a high level of sugar or Brix at harvest, or through adding sugar during the winemaking process, also known as chaptalization.

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Dessert Wine

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It may serve as an aperitif (beverage counterpart of an appetizer) and may pair well with smoked meat and soft cheese.

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Dessert Wine

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often refer to a liquor made from a fermented and distilled liquid. These may also serve as an aperitif or may be consumed after meals.

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Spirits

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refers to a colorless alcoholic beverage made by distilling or redistilling rye or other grain spirits and by adding juniper berries or aromatics such as anise, caraway seed, or angelica root as a flavoring.

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Gin

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originally distilled from fermented wheat mash and may also be made from a mash of rye, corn, or potatoes.

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Vodka

59
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distilled from cane juice, the scummings (a filmy or frothy layer of matter that forms on the surface of a liquid or body of water) of the boiled juice, the treacle or molasses, or the lees (residue) of former distillations.

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Rum

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a spirit distilled from malted grain, especially barley or rye

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Whiskey

61
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a Mexican liquor distilled from the fermented juice of the blue agave plant

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Tequila

62
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a strong alcoholic spirit distilled from wine or fermented fruit juice.

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Brandy

63
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refers to a beverage that is brewed, fermented, made with malted barley and starchy cereals, and flavored with hops.

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Beer

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full-bodied with hints of fruit or spice and a hoppy finish. This is known to quench a mean thirst

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Ale

65
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a type of beer conditioned at low temperatures. This can be pale, amber, or dark.

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Lager

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a sweet, low-alcohol beer that is brewed like regular beer but with low or minimal fermentation made from barley malt syrup, sugar, yeast, hops, and water.

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Malt

67
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a dark beer and a top-fermented beer

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Stout

68
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flavored spirits prepared by infusing certain woods, fruits, or flowers in either water or alcohol and adding sugar.

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Liqueurs

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beverages that do not contain alcohol such as soda, juice, coffee, tea, and water.

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Non-alcoholic mixers

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a tremendous global activity that has a great emphasis on customer experience.

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airline catering industry

71
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an international air transport rating organization providing quality audit, rating, and quality certification to airlines and airports across the world.

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SKYTRAX

72
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most sophisticated meal service among airline catering services

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First-class meal service

73
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passengers are usually given drinks or a cocktail as an aperitif before the plane takes off.

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Business-class meal service

74
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This class has the greatest number of passengers, making it impossible to have the same level of
service as experienced by both first- and business-class passengers

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Economy-class meal service