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    It can be easily said that bread is to a French, what rice is to a Chinese and potato is to a German. Bread constitutes the most important part of a Frenchmen’s everyday food, considering this fact it can be easily said that the French are very particular about their breads (Durand, Rao, & Monin, 2007). They usually prefer a bread that is fresh, and baked just before consuming it. They also do consider the colour of bread also as in integral part in terms of the breads being consumed, some…

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    Artisan Bread Case Study

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    defines artisan bread as, “bread that is made by artisan bakers using the best local ingredients with traditional techniques. This form of baking takes time and effort and there are no shortcuts” (Sockeel, 2018, para.2). He also mentions, “Using fresh ingredients and traditional techniques restrict how much bread a baker is able to produce in a given amount of time. The resultant bread has incredibly unique flavours and textures that you simply can’t find in regular supermarket bread” (Sockeel,…

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    What Is Panera Bread?

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    In the US, Panera Bread is known for having fresh breads, coffees, soups, and sandwiches. It is a sit down restaurant, or take out, that operates with a front counter to order meals, then a pick up location. Panera is know in America as a fast-casual food place where consumers can grab a sandwich, soup, or salad and enjoy a calming atmosphere. We will be positioning Panera Bread much differently in the Netherlands. We want consumers to see Panera Bread as an inviting restaurant that serves…

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    Panera Bread Essay

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    Background: The Panera Bread Company was founded in 1981 and was original named Au Bon Pain Company. In 1993 Au Bon Pain Company purchased Saint Louis Bread Company. After the purchase the company revamped and changed the name to Panera Bread. In 1997 Panera Bread was on a path to being a leader in its industry but it would require all of the financial resources of the company. May of 1999, shareholder values where over $1 million dollars. As of June 25, 2013, Panera Bread owns and…

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    2.4 Amylase’s Role in Bread Processing Bread making process is different from one company and the other company. There are many uniqueness of formula from each company but generally, the process is divided into three processes. The first step is dough mixing. The starch inside the flour can be broken by the alpha-amylase and will produce dissolved amylose which is the enzyme substrate to the next amylose degradation process. Starch hydrolysis process has a very important role to dough’s…

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    This large bread maker is simply great for baking bread for the whole family. If you think that it is too big, think again, because everyone will want more after eating such delicious bread you have baked with this bread machine. As long as you use fresh ingredients and bread flour (all-purpose flour is different and won’t do to give the best results), you can easily bake any kind of bread from recipes you can find online nowadays. I have shared some of my favorite bread machine recipes too.…

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    Courtney Cooper Management 479 Panera Bread Company Case Study 16 November 12, 2017 Panera Bread Company (2010): Still Rising Fortunes? SYNOPSIS: Panera Bread Company became an instant success when a master baker named Ronald Shaich combined different ingredients together to continue a legacy. That legacy was making Sourdough bread that was very important to the culture for over 6000 years. Ronald Shaich was the CEO and Chairman for Panera Bread Company and he cultivated the…

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    In the poems “Home-Baked Bread”, by Sally Croft, and “The Joy of Cooking”, by Elaine Magarrell, the authors use the topic of cooking to describe different types of relationships between people. Both poems use many different types of devices and figurative language, such as metaphors and symbolism, to convey their true meaning and message to the reader. In “Home Baked Bread”, Sally Croft uses the simple topic of baking bread to describe a sexual relationship. She uses many figures of speech to…

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    Production and Operations The basic trend in bread and pastry industry innovation are related to convenience, pleasure and health. Breads and pastry products are not only considered to complement the dishes served in the restaurants but also a fundamental aspect of their innovation offering. The BBP or Bread Baking Pastry Industry is consists of four segments, the retail, food service, instore and wholesale. Wholesale bakeries are the foundation of this industry. Kanela Buns fall under wholesale…

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    Panera Bread History

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    by Ron Shaich and Louis Kane. (“Panera Bread Company: Our History”, 2014) Au Bon Pain was a successful bakery-café company throughout the 1980s into the early 1990s. (“Panera Bread Company: Our History”, 2014) In 1993 Au Bon Pain purchased a bakery café company called the Saint Louis Bread Company. (“Panera Bread Company: Our History”, 2014) This newly purchased company consisted of 20 bakery-café locations in the area of St. Louis, Missouri. (“Panera Bread Company: Our History”, 2014) They…

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