Irvine, CA — Fresh Avocados topped the “prominent produce” category to capture “2013 Ingredient Of the Year” in the Multi-Unit Foodservice Operators Conference (MUFSO) “State of the Plate” presentation.* So it’s no surprise that Fresh California Avocados are finding their way into the hottest new breakfast items. Trend predictions keep breakfast on the foodservice radar, especially ethnically-inspired dishes.**
While breakfast standards like California Avocado Scramble will always be popular, a new style of culturally diverse, morning warm ups—such as savory rice and noodle bowls, flatbreads, and hashes—are appearing on menus to tempt both early risers and customers who enjoy breakfast 24/7. Asians often start the day with soup, and the subtle flavors of California Avocado-Mushroom Wonton Soup are both soothing and wholesome. Eve’s Potato Works serves up a vegan hash that’s hearty and satisfying. And, California Avocado Scallion Flat Bread offers a versatile base for a variety of flavorful toppings, a platform for egg dishes, or a cover for wraps.
For more innovative breakfast ideas, browse the recipe database at CaliforniaAvocado.com/Foodservice. While on the site, use these helpful resources for optimizing Fresh California Avocado usage: nutrition, selection, storage and handling information. Use the POS order form to order The Magic of California Avocados recipe booklet, or call 800-370-3782.
* © Nancy Kruse, “State of the Plate.” Source: Technomic, Inc. Menu Monitor.
** “What’s Hot, 2014 Culinary Forecast,” © 2013 National Restaurant Association.
About the California Avocado Commission
Created in 1978, the California Avocado Commission strives to increase demand for California avocados through advertising, promotion and public relations, and engages in related industry activities that benefit the state’s nearly 5,000 avocado growers. The California Avocado Commission serves as the official information source for California Avocados and the California avocado industry. For information about California avocados, visit CaliforniaAvocado.com/Foodservice, become a fan At Facebook.com/CaliforniaAvocados and follow the California Avocado Commission on Twitter at Twitter.com/CA_Avocados
Source: California Avocado Commission
