Food & beverage Sem 1

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Non Alcoholic Beverages: Cocoa and Malted Beverages

History & Climate Cocoa beans were discovered in South American rain forests about thousands of years ago. being a favorable environment, humid and tropical climate...
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Introduction to the Hotel Industry and Growth of Hotel Industry in India : The...

Hotels & the Catering Industry as we know started in the 19th century with the development of major cities, easier sea travel & coming...
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F&B Glassware Used In Hotel

You must have seen various Glassware in the Food & Beverage Service department. Here are the most used and known Glassware, along with their...

Cafeteria : Food Service Areas ( F & B Outlets)

Working class spend most of their active time at their place of work and perhaps with the exception of dinner, most people eat out...
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Bar : Food Service Areas ( F & B Outlets)

A bar is a retail business establishment that serves alcoholic beverages, such as beer, wine, liquor, cocktails, and other beverages such as mineral water...
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F & B Service Equipments: Glassware

F&B service outlet uses a variety of glasses for different types of drinks. It is the most delicate and expensive of all equipment...
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Non-Alcoholic Beverages: Coffee

Coffee is naturally grown in many countries of the tropical and sub-tropical belt in South and Central America and Asia. It grows in different...

Inter departmental coordination : Departmental Organisation and Staffing

The Food and beverage service department is seen to possess a very vigorous intra and inter departmental interactions in prospect of accomplishing works. This...

Banquets : Food Service Areas ( F & B Outlets)

Banqueting is the term used to describe the service of special functions in an establishment which is separated  from  the  normal  dining  or service...