The Foodservice Industry
Across
- 1. upscale
- 7. document that describes a new business
- 8. buys food and supplies for restaurant
- 12. helps chef select products that will best fit their needs and budget
- 14. orders ingredient for menu dishes
- 16. proof that you are an expert in a certain topic
- 20. manages kitchen operations
- 23. works to pay for daily expenses
- 25. someone who owns and runs a business
- 27. Work on food production line
- 28. Manages banquet operations
- 30. servers take order and deliver food to table
- 31. Style of cooking
- 34. state grants a charter for individuals to make a business
- 36. works under the guidance of a skilled worker
- 39. oversees work of entire restaurant
- 41. Sets new standards in food technology
- 44. money a business makes after paying expenses
- 45. Makes baked items
- 47. Specific tasks assigned to kitchen staff
- 48. Provides limited selection of food at low prices
- 49. earns more than enough to pay for daily expenses
- 50. Work experience in different areas
- 51. excellent food, and higher menu prices
Down
- 2. business with only one owner
- 3. contract between a business and an insurance company
- 4. supplies food and lodging for customers who are away from home
- 5. sells individual business owners the right to use a companys name, logo, and concept
- 6. Job that does not require training or experience
- 9. caterer prepares and delivers food to different locations
- 10. sells products to food industry
- 11. Prepares ingredients to be used by line cooks
- 13. food for special occasions is made at the customers location
- 15. helps businesses find the right employees
- 17. expense other than food and wages
- 18. assigns duties to serving staff
- 19. individuals can sell or buy products with little government control
- 21. offers advice and information to businesses
- 22. divides land into sections that can be used for different purposes
- 24. Restaurant that has two or more locations that sell the same thing
- 26. written permission to participate in business activity
- 29. general preference for things wihtin an industry
- 32. two or more people share ownership
- 33. Not part of a national restaurant chain
- 35. entry level employees are rotated through different jobs for a period of time
- 37. Work opportunity to gain hands-on experience
- 38. coordinates food for functions
- 40. Works with food scientists to create new food products
- 42. customers serve themselves
- 43. Responsible for preparing cold food items
- 46. Supervises and assists other chefs