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Warrior Logisticians Product Selection Process: How to Achieve the Department of Defense Menu Standards Priscilla Dolloff-Crane (804) Joint Culinary Center of Excellence Army Center of Excellence, Subsistence Quality Assurance Division

Warrior Logisticians Agenda Menu Goals Recipes/Products Ingredients/Products Presentations

Warrior Logisticians Menu Standards (Set the Stage): Review Practical food and menu guidelines to assist dining facility managers in developing menus that meet recommended nutrient intakes as prescribed by current nutrient standards –DoD Menu Standards –AR –DA PAM At least one main entrée prepared and served without added fats No more than one fried vegetable per day on the main line

Warrior Logisticians Menu Planning Goals & Considerations Deliver the necessary calories and essential nutrients in an appealing array of food choices Target audience is the military diner, with global dispersion Options are constrained by Resources: funds, labor time and skills, facilities & equipment, diner time Sensory Balance as well as Nutritionally Sound Wholesome, safe, sanitary Product familiarity and yet variety across time: maintain confidence and interest

Warrior Logisticians Delivery of Menu Goals Fresh is Best – more vitamins, minerals & crunch; less preservatives and sodium; nutrient bang for the subsistence (groceries) buck ($$) Labor skills are costly; balance of fresh attributes with consistency, food cost Nutrient targets are distributed across the day; eat 3 meals for the Total

Warrior Logisticians Delivery of Choices Beyond the food itself – choice architecture: sequence of choices influences selections What does Right look Like – Diner and Staff all need to know products & portions Distribution of meals across time – sports nutrition lessons Diner guidance – labeling: quick visuals &Understanding Dairy or Soda ? Refill? Meat - starch - veggie or Veggie – Meat – Starch

Warrior Logisticians RECIPES TM Armed Forces Recipe Service – “The Cook Book” Options and Variations Local permitted Key Nutrients tracked via Web & AFMIS Under Renovation! 7

Warrior Logisticians Presenting PRODUCTS End item or ingredient? Ingredient & Nutrition labels Possible applications Fit with Standards? Cost, availability, reliability, utility Berry Amendment Compliant? 8

Warrior Logisticians Presenting PRODUCTS 9 Who is your target? Exploratory or Final product? Commercial distribution/viability Production capability Marketing staff capability Local/regional/national presence Installation by Installation process / Op Rats

Warrior Logisticians Pause to Consider Registered, vet approved sources Packaging as well as contents International shipments Portion sizes for everyday meals Cultural boundaries Pork/alcohol avoiders High Risk population – consequences of food borne illness Clear graphics, prep instructions 10

Warrior Logisticians Menu Boards Often used by Installations for evaluations Slotting thru the Prime Vendor Competition surrounds you Initial impressions – best foot forward Model “fit” in the plate Address the Decision makers’ needs Straphangers may have smart questions/ perspectives 11

Warrior Logisticians ORDERS Item must have a stock number / NAPA Must be in the DLA catalog Must be in the SPV catalog Must be in the Installation Master Item File Competition Time & Memory 12

Warrior Logisticians FUTURE Force structure, locations & numbers change Knowledge changes Tastes / Requirements Change Competition seeking inroads Stay in tune Stay in Touch 13

Warrior Logisticians Questions ??? Visit the JCCoE Website at