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Ingredients
GOLDEN GRAHAMS™ S'MORES PARFAITS
WEIGHT
Semi-sweet chocolate chips
Miniature marshmallows
Chocolate syrup
TIPS: Parfaits can be assembled in advance. Just keep out cereal topping and add
immediately before serving.
Yoplait® ParfaitPro®
Lowfat Vanilla Yogurt (16632)
Golden Grahams™
Bulkpak Cereal (11989)
* Make comfort food even more
appealing. Cinnamon rolls and scones
are a great canvas for your creativity.
Try an apple-stuffed cinnamon roll or
a scone bear claw with vanilla cream
icing. Cinnamon rolls can morph
into cinnamon roll monkey bread or
pineapple matcha sticky buns for some
added pizzazz.
* Get creative, have fun. Give traditional
breakfast foods a new twist: voila
biscuit avocado toast. You can also amp
up your pairings: Top a scone with
strawberry yogurt and strawberries for a
twist on strawberry shortcake, or build
a cinnamon roll parfait for an afternoon
treat that layers vanilla yogurt with cutup
cinnamon rolls and fruit.
* Pack a punch with breakfast
sandwiches. Breakfast sandwiches are a
way to offer protein, carbs, and veggies
in one great-tasting package. Demand
has grown for delicious and nutritious
meatless options, as well as the egg,
bacon, and cheese classics.
* Grab & go is on a roll. Convenience
matters, and it's easy to grab a fruitfilled
yogurt parfait or smoothie.
Cinnamon rolls or other baked goods
are also great for visitors to pick up
on their way to see a family member.
Individually-wrapped or portioned
baked goods, breakfast sandwiches,
and parfaits also work well for onsite
catering.
* Keep it fresh. What holidays or special
events are coming up? When you rotate
menu items and flavors, you keep it
fresh for your regulars. A Valentine's
Day yogurt parfait might feature
strawberry yogurt with strawberries
cut into heart shapes and a rose petal
garnish. The Fourth of July version
could feature red, white, and blue in
the form of berries and yogurt. Your
operation can celebrate the seasons
and holidays to pique interest and
participation.
S'MORES CHOCOLATE
GRANOLA SMOOTHIE BOWL
8 oz
5 1/3 cups
While breakfast remains the most
important meal of the day, that doesn't
mean it can only be served in the
morning. More than three-quarters of
survey respondents (79 percent) reported
that they have enjoyed breakfast foods
for meals other than breakfast in the past
year.2
Ingredients
Yoplait® ParfaitPro®
Low Fat Vanilla Yogurt (16632)
Nature Valley™
Oats & Dark Chocolate
Granola (15498)
RECIPE
Yield: 10 Servings (9.5 oz. bowl each)
Ingredients:
* 4 lbs. Lowfat vanilla yogurt
* 10 oz. (2-1/2 cups) Oats and dark chocolate
granola
* 4.5 oz. (2-1/2 cups) Mini marshmallows
* 14 oz. (2-1/2 cups) Milk chocolate chunks
* 2.75 oz. (1/4 cups) Chocolate syrup
* 1.75 oz. (1-1/4 cups) Golden Grahams™
Bulkpak Cereal
Instructions:
* Fill serving bowls with 6 oz. yogurt (2-#12
scoops).
* Top with 1/4 cup granola, 1/4 cup mini
marshmallows, and 1/4 cup chocolate
chunks.
* Drizzle on 1 tsp. chocolate syrup and add
2 Tbsp. cereal just prior to serving; serve
cold.
Tips:
Can be assembled in advance. Just keep
out cereal topping and add immediately
before serving.
Some ways to offer breakfast outside of
the morning daypart:
* Serve breakfast all day or " brinner. "
Breakfast for dinner is a resident
favorite that can cap the day with a
healthy, hearty meal.
Mini marshmallows
Milk chocolate chunks
Chocolate syrup
Golden Grahams™
Bulkpak Cereal (11989)
4.50 oz
14 oz
2.75 oz
1.75 oz
2 1/2 cups
2 1/2 cups
1/4 cups
1 1/4 cups
4 lb
10 oz
1 pouch
2 1/2 cups
1 lb
8 oz
1 lb
4 lb
2 1/2 cups
4 1/2 cups
1 1/2 cups
1 pouch
MEASURE
S'MORES CHOCOLATE GRANOLA SMOOTHIE BOWL
WEIGHT
MEASURE
* Offer lunch or dinner menu items
with a breakfast flair. Think outside
the breakfast box and with items such
as grilled cheese served on a doughnut,
savory pancakes, or use waffles as a
sandwich carrier.
* Introduce " bresserts " or dessert items
made from traditional breakfast items
(cinnamon roll cobbler, strawberry
scone shortcake, birthday cake
pancakes).
Breakfast foods afford an abundance of
flavors, nutrient-dense options, as well
as a canvas for your creativity. There are
endless opportunities for foodservice
programs to reimagine the possibilities
with popular morning favorites to bring
more variety and excitement to menus at
breakfast and beyond. E
FOOTNOTES
1. National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 2017-2018.
2. This survey was conducted online by The Harris Poll on behalf of General Mills Foodservice
from Feb. 11-16, 2021 among 2,038 U.S. adults ages 18 and older. For methodology, contact
General Mills Foodservice.
3. Zhu Y, Jain N, Vanage V, Hoschuh N, Hermetet Agler A, Smith J. Association between readyto-eat
cereal consumption and nutrient intake, nutritional adequacy, and diet quality in
adults in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 2015-2016. Nutrients 2019;
11(12): 2952.
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Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Nutrition & Foodservice Edge Magazine - July/August 2021
Hospitality in Times of Crisis
Reimagining Breakfast
Survey Says...How COVID-19 Has Impacted the Workplace
Management Connection: Technology and Innovation for Food and Service in 2021
Culinary Connection: Infusing Restaurant Trends in the Non-Commercial Kitchen
Nutrition Connection: Introducing the New Nutrition Facts Label
Food Protection Connection: Will FASTER Move Us Into an Allergen-Free Future?
My Recipe for Success
Message From the Chair
Foundation Focus
Thank You Corporate Partners
What CDM, CFPP Means to Me
CDM, CFPP Spotlights
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