Menu Planning In Food Services Flashcards

1
Q

Describe the menu

A

Itemized list of foods that may be offered (restaurants) or served (hospitals)
Bill of fare
French word for “a detailed list”
Focal point of food service operations

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2
Q

Menus are originally given as __________ and __________

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souvenirs and advertisements

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3
Q

It is a reproduction of _______ ________ ______ from banquets

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Private gourmet dinner

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4
Q

3 purposes of menu planning

A

Information dissemination
Marketing tool
Tools in meeting nutritional objectives

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5
Q

Menus inform the patrons of

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Days and hours of operations
History of the restaurant
Descriptions of unusual food items
Special services available

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6
Q

Marketing tool

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Menu that sells
Invitation
Attract customers and generate sales

Used in commercial FS

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7
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Tool in meeting nutritional needs

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Non-commercial FS

Meet needs and wants of a known population

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8
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Menu classification

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Extent of selection
Extent of use/menu schedule
Methods of pricing
Meal times
Modified diet
Specialty menu

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9
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Extent of selection

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Full-selective
Non-
Limited or semi-

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10
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Extent of use/menu schedules

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Single use
Cyclic
Static

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11
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Method of pricing

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Ala carte
Du jour
Table d’hote

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12
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Meal times

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Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Supper
Brunch
California
Snack
Tea

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13
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Modified diets

A

Master menu + diet manual

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14
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Specialty menu

A

Children’s menu
Diet menu
Wine list
Ethnic menu
Room service menu
Take-out menu
Banquet menu
Market menu
Reception and cocktail menu

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15
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Objectives of meal planning

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Economic
Merchandising and marketing
Production and quality

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16
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Factors to consider in menu planning

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Organizational mission and goals
Physical factors: operational and managerial
Patron and artistic factors

17
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Physical factors

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Theme
Budget
Equipment, utensils, and physical facilities
Type and style of service
Personnel
Ability to maintain consistent standards
Time of day
Season
Climate
Availability of food sources

18
Q

Strategies in menu planning

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Balance cost
- plan entree first
- distribute costly ingredients throughout the week
- include foods in season
- select proper accompaniments

Nutrition
- complement ingredients
- supplement with accompaniments
Economy in planning
- maximize use of equipment
- limit the need for last minute preparation/plating
- limit dishes with multiple preparation and/or preprep

Food safety
- avoid foods with known risk
- avoid partially cooked foods

Aesthetic appeal
- vary mode of prep
- pair wet and dry items
- complement dishes

19
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Evaluating a menu

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Organizational mission and goals
- plate waste
- nutritional status
- patron satisfaction
- sales
- patient recovery

Operation and management goals
- economic use of resources
- feasibility to prepare with resources

Patron and artistic goals
- vary in texture, color, form
- pleasant food combinations
- repetition of dishes in cycle menu
- acceptability to target patrons

Menu engineering
- popularity
- profitability

20
Q

Refers to a person’s ability to recall the first and last item on the list

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Serial positioning (rule of primacy and recency)

21
Q

Von Restorff effect

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Refers to the ability to recall distinctive items on the list

22
Q

Sweet spots

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First, last, most frequently

23
Q

Series of movements made by the eye as it shifts between fixation points during the viewing of a stimulus

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Scanpath

24
Q

Suggests that the most influential region is the the one that lies above the midpoint of the right page

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William Doerfler

25
Q

Book-like pattern

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Commissioned by the NRA and conducted by the Gallup organization (1985)

26
Q

Top-down reading pattern

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Book-like reading pattern

27
Q

Sour spots in the book-like reading pattern

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Areas 3 and 6