1reduces peaks and valleys of food production due to advance preparation
Ready-prepared system
2system which offers greater flexibility, individuality and adaptability
Conventional system
3kitchenless kitchen
Assembly-serve system
4Low on labor and operating costs but high on food cost
Commissary system
5Subsystems in the food service system refer to
Operations
6Input include
Raw materials and energy
7Outputs include
finished goods and services
8noted for providing sanitary and efficient foodservice set-up that utilize fairly recent innovations as early as 1850s
Alexis Soyer
9Introduced haute cuisine or the high art of French cooking during the early 19th century
Antonin Careme
10Forerunner of coffeehouses and present-day restuarants
Inns and taverns
11Who is the Father of Industrial Catering
Robert Owen
12Leader of Nouvelle Cuisine which highlighted the importance of visual presentation and use of fresh ingredients
Fernand Point
13Considered as the first Filipino dietitian
Irma Florentin
14Also known as smorgasbord that offers a wide variety of food to guests at a fixed price
Buffet
15Frenchman who opened tht first restaurant
Alexis Soyer
16Provides a simple menu, full restaurant service in a casual atmosphere allowing customers to dress comfortably and/or bring children
Casual Dining
17Also known as boutique brewery and brewpubs that offer specialty beer made within its premises
Microbreweries
18A noncommerical foodservice that provides upscale dining for company executives, guests, and functions
Corporate Dining
19Also called as hors d'oeuvres and are prelude to a meal
Appetizer
20Also called fabricators, take one or more food products to be assembled into a new and product of higher value
Processors
21document issued by the seller to buyer in cases for undelivered or returned products and indicates debt owed to the buyer by the supplier
Credit memorandum
22Used to formalize transaction between buyer and seller
Purchase Order
23A method of doing business wherein the offering, selling, and distribbution of goods and services fall under a marketing plan associated with a brand
Franchise
24food trend that bridges the gap between food science and cooking aat homes and in restaurants
Molecular Gastronomy
25Hard Rock, Bubba Gump, Movie Stars
Theme Restaurants
26Vikings, Spiral, Yakimix
Buffet
27Starbucks, Coffee Bean and Tea Lead, Seattle's Best
Speciality Coffee
28Jollibee, KFC, Burger King
QSR
29Xylo, Cove Manila, Prive
Bar
30Hizon's, Cibo, Tamayo's
Social Caterers
31Gateway Food Express, Uptown Food Hall
Food Court
32Macro Asia, Sky Kitchen, Miascor
In-flight caterers
33Italianni's, TGIF, Mary Grace
Casual Dining
34Sbarro, Domino's, Amici
Pizzeria
35Detailed description of a product stated in terms clearly understood by the supplier and the buyer
Specifications
36formal agreement with a single vendor to supply the majority of the product needs
Prime Vendor/One-stop
37Charge account basis designed to consolidate routine, low value and repetitive purchases
Blanket Purchase Agreement
38The product is purchased in exact quantities and delivered timely to meet production demand
Just-in-time Purchasing
39Purchasing method wherein a contract is awarded to the vendor with the best price and quality
Formal competitive bid buying
40New products in the market are offered at a lower AP price
Introductory offers
41Tupe of purchasing metod wherein there is an agreed schedule and fixed mark-up over the supplier's costs
Cost-plus purchasing
42type of purchasing method wherin a group of independent purchasers join together to purchase collectively in order to obtain more competitive prices
Cooperative Buying
43amount stated in current price for a desired product or service
Quotation
44Type of purchasing wherein a single purchasing department is responsible for purchasing decisions
Centralized
45Type of purchasing wherein the authority to purchase in granted to local branches or departments
Decentralized
46Legally binding document between a supplier and a buyer that details items to be purchased at a specific price
Purchase Order
47Interdepartmental form used to inform the purchasing department of items that need to be reordered
Purchase request
48Amount to order each time the quantity of an item diminishes to the number of units to which supply should decrease
Economic order quantity
49Maximum number of units that should be on hand at any given ties
Par stock
50Number of units to which the supply on hand should decrease before an order is placed
Reorder Point
51Type of recieving method that entals both delivery of goods by an agent as well as collection of payment upon arrival of delivered goods
Cash-on-delivery
52Makes up the largest category on the menu an dare usually further subdivided to include hot and cold items
Entree
53Most profitable items on any menu
Beverages
54A type of meny that offers menu items regardless of time of the day
California Menu
55A type of menu that includes preselected courses served at a fixed time and price
Table d'hote
56also called a chalkboard menu that makes use of seasonal ingredients and food bargains
Du jour
57A type of changing menu that features seasonal and locally sourced items
Market Menu