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What is IQF?

IQF stands for individual quick freezing. It is a common freezing method in the foodservice industry and consists of freezing individual pieces of food separately from the other pieces at extremely low temperatures. The IQF foods are then stored in freezer safe storage containers or bags and are available for easy thawing. IQF is also referred to as flash freezing, quick freeze, or super freeze. Shop IQF Food Common Flash Frozen Foods A common example of this is IQF shrimp, where each shrimp in the bag is frozen individually instead of frozen into a block of shrimp. Below are examples of typical flash frozen foods: Mixed Berries Green Beans Corn French Fries Chicken Breasts Steaks Bread and Rolls Benefits of Flash Freezing As IQF popularity

Types of Reusable Plastic Drinkware

When it comes to high-volume restaurants, catering services, hospitals, and other busy institutions, reusable drinkware is a must! We take you through the different types of reusable plastic, so you can choose the perfect type of plastic drinkware for your needs. Shop All Reusable Plastic Barware Shop All Plastic Tumblers

Seltzer Water, Club Soda, and Tonic Explained

Whether you are looking for a healthy alternative to soda or searching for the perfect mixer, you will likely come across club soda, tonic water, and seltzer water on your quest. While all of these options are carbonated and fun to drink, each one has unique components and is typically featured in different drinks. Below is a guide to help you decide which fizzy beverage is right for your needs. What is Club Soda? Club soda is carbonated water with added compounds for taste. Although it may differ brand to brand, club soda usually contains ingredients such as sodium bicarbonate, sodium chloride, and potassium sulfate. Though club soda has zero calories and no caffeine, the sodium content may vary based on the brand and serving size of the l