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A Corporate event is the perfect opportunity for a business to network and showcase their services or products. Clients should be impressed by what you have to offer, but will think less of your business if the hospitality you provide is poor.


A wide selection of food and drink will keep everyone energized and refreshed, ready for a day of business, without it you could sacrifice that vital business deal.


Below are a few suggestions from the team at myhousecatering.com on how to effectively cater your business or corporate event.


1. Provide Breakfast If your corporate event has an early start always provide breakfast, as it really is the most important meal of the day. Breakfast will keep your clients alert and so won't crash mid-morning; it will keep them invigorated and ready to do business. On arrival provide a selection of hot drinks and breakfast items, whether its just pastries or eggs and bacon. It also makes them feel welcome and appreciated after a long journey.


2. Take Regular Breaks Although your corporate event may be very professional, it is suggested to keep potential clients alert with regular breaks. We approve of a mid-morning break, a break for lunch and a mid-afternoon break. Coffee and tea, as well as a range of soft drinks should be available throughout the day, as well as a option of delicious fresh fruit, all with natural goodness to stimulate the body and mind.


3. Decide on budget There is an array of food you can provide at a corporate event, but it all depends on how much you want to spend. A lunch menu can be a selection of sandwiches with various fillings such as roast beef and horseradish to egg mayonnaise, accompanied by salads and smaller savoury bites. Then there's a hot lunch option with a selection of hot food served in a buffet format, or for a little extra money it can be served with waiters as a sit down meal.


4. Variety is the Spice of Life Different people have different dietary requirements through their culture, health or personal choice. At myhousecatering.com we have all bases covered and provide and array of food to satisfy everyone. A vegetarian option is an perfect for Corporate Catering Dallas events, a selection of vegetables should be provided which can be used as sides for the meat eaters. It is always advisable to check beforehand if anyone has any serious allergies to then direct on to the caterers.


5. Make the food and drink suitable for the event Are you hoping to impress a potential client? Then serve them the finest fish and freshest vegetables. If its frequent business contacts then provide a cold buffet- making it more friendly and informal. If you are celebrating a business deal, have champagne at hand. Whatever the occasion or client always try to make sure your food is exquisite and of the highest quality.


The standard of your catering and the dishes you serve is a good reflection of you and your business. A good caterer will always take care of this so you can focus attention on your clients and staff.

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