For every application from soups to desserts, potatoes are an essential addition to the traditional list of potential fillers, binders and extenders. Potatoes impart a neutral flavor and ideal texture to achieve a smooth, even and moist finished product.
Potatoes are a globally-inspired ingredient that are central to some of the hottest ethnic cuisines, from Indian to Latin to Asian and African. A blank canvas for creativity, potatoes beautifully absorb flavorful sauces and curries.
Take a stroll through the fresh and frozen aisles to discover a variety of new, on-trend breakfast options. Fresh, value-added shredded potatoes mixed with diced onions and peppers in the produce aisle are perfect for a quick and easy hash. In the egg case, pre-made breakfast bowls offer a convenient meal incorporating whole ingredients including potatoes, veggies and eggs. And in the frozen section, choose from a variety of breakfast burritos, sandwiches and bowls to accommodate virtually every dietary concern.
In a plant-based era, the versatile potato makes its way to the center of the plate
February 28, 2018
With Meatless Mondays catching fire and a general trend toward consuming less animal protein, manufacturers are relying on versatile, satisfying and familiar foods to take the place of meat as the hero ingredient. Enter potatoes, which deliver on customer satisfaction and lend themselves to a myriad of preparations.
Reser's new refrigerated Purely Hand-Cut Fruit options include Pineapple Spears, Mango Slices, Fruit Salad with Papaya, a Tropical Salad, Honeydew Halves and a Tropical Salad without Melons
February 22, 2018
The foodservice division at Reser’s Fine Foods, Beaverton, Ore., greets the new year with new side dishes. They include Crisp Cut Tri-Color Potatoes and an entirely new line of Reser’s Purely Hand-Cut Fruit offerings.
New casserole mimics oven taste, appearance with sliced potatoes and cream sauce.
May 15, 2013
Reser’s Fine Foods says new Reser’s Special Request Baked Scalloped Potatoes give operators “fresh-out-of-the-oven taste and appearance” without the need for an oven.
Potatoes with higher levels of beneficial carotenoids are the result of U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) studies to improve one of America's most popular vegetables.