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DTIC ADA233495: Feeding Concept, Military Vs Civilian System
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Four Navy sites were compared to four equivalent civilian
sites with regard to feeding concepts as assessed by
average foodservice cost, menu adequacy, and customer
reactions on questionnaires. Customers rated food items
in their own dining hall, the same items as served in
commercial restaurants, the environment in their dining
hall, and the environment in commercial restaurants. The
Navy's average daily food cost was $3.46, while the
equivalent civilian institutions averaged $3.73, Menu
analysis indicated the variety of food offered at Navy
sites was more than adequate and that Military
Recommended Dietary Allowances for all nutrients except
folacin were exceeded. Sailors rated their dining hall
food and environment significantly higher than the
civilian rated theirs, though some of these differences
could be traced to difference in sample composition.
Sailors rated their food and foodservice environments
lower, however, than that offered by commercial
restaurants, indicating room for further improvement.
Date Published: 2018-03-01 11:18:09
Identifier: DTIC_ADA233495
Item Size: 63172427
Language: english
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