Grains
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Grains

Portioned and bulk grain components

What it is

Grain programs are a labor story. Rice, grits, farro and blends absorb enormous prep hours in a restaurant kitchen and vary cook to cook. Producing them centrally converts a variable prep task into a consistent, portioned component with a known cost per serving.

Products we run this way

  • Grits and polenta
  • Seasoned rice and pilafs
  • Ancient-grain blends
  • Grain bowl bases
  • Dry seasoned grain mixes

On the line

  • Bulk and portioned formats
  • Frozen, refrigerated and dry paths
  • Consistent hydration and yield per batch
  • Lot-coded ingredient traceability
Grains production at Frogmore Bottling Company

Brands that belong here

Multi-unit restaurant groups eliminating variable prep
Southern and regional heritage brands packaging a signature grain
Meal-kit brands needing portioned bases

Plan around these

  • — Hydration and hold behavior must be validated for your service style
  • — Dry blends and wet-cooked grains are two different production paths

Common questions

Why outsource grain prep?

Centralized grain production removes cook-to-cook variability and reclaims prep labor hours, while giving the operator a fixed, known cost per serving.

Is grains right for your product?

Send us your recipe details and volume — we will tell you straight.

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