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Let Tundra help you make your dreams come true! Creative Catering:


No matter if you’re a professional caterer or a full time restaurateur who’s branched out into the catering business, the days of folding tables topped with tablecloths and chafers are fading fast behind you.


Hotshot catering companies across the U.S. are raising the bar when it comes to food displays by getting super creative with how they present their offerings to their customers. From flashy food prep stunts like quick- searing on a countertop burner to food displays suspended from thin cables that give the impression that the whole display is floating, bellying up to the buffet table is becoming an entire experience in itself.


So what are these creative caterers using to make their food displays pop? The mechanics are actually pretty simple.


SOME EXAMPLES: Risers


Using tiered risers to display food options lends depth and perspective to your buffet options. Spreading things out in a line along a table doesn’t provide a visual comparison of the different offerings you’ve worked so hard to put together, and that’s why risers are becoming more and more popular.


eTUNDRA.com Rosseto risers (pg. 2)


Presenting food both vertically and horizontally also allows the colors and textures of your presentations to burst in a collective bouquet, impressing your guests with your creations.


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