Fact Friday On MCZ Edition 13 ¦ SAY THEIR NAMES pt. 4

SAY THEIR NAMES (where we highlight names of food and beverage makers.). This week on Fact Friday we highlight the role farmer, cook, grillardin, brewmaster, friturier and winemaker play in the food and beverage industry.

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A person engaged in agriculture, raising living organisms for food or raw materials is called a FARMER

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A person who prepares and cooks food, especially as a job or in a specified way is called a COOK

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A person involved in developing brands, recipes, and collaborations; knows raw materials inside out; and is the final say on beer quality and consistency. Generally, someone who supervises the brewing process of malt liquors is called a BREWMASTER

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A cook who handles any food item that must be cooked in oils or other animal fats is called a FRITURIER

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A person employed by wineries or wine companies involved in the making of wine is called a WINEMAKER (traditionally known as a vintner)

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A Grill chef/cook involved in the grilling of food items in the kitchen is called a GRILLARDIN


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