Food
Tourism sector specific
business advice, mystery guest reporting on food & customer
service, food tourism studies/research, professional hotel/restaurant
QA food inspections, menu design consultancy
Food
Promotions, Publicity and Development event and
project management (such as the Scottish Borders
Eating Out Awards and the Borders
Banquet), cookery demonstrations (for trade fairs, exhibitions,
client presentations with optional use of mobile kitchen
demonstration unit), culinary training
Food
Processing Industry NPD (new product development
from concept to first processing), food styling for photography,
certificated food hygiene training, product presentations
Our Premises:
The Roundhouse
Our historic agricultural building that we have converted
into spacious modern facilities for TFC Food Services. We
have a bright open office, a new product development kitchen
and a training room.
Our premises are sited in what was an octagonal, open-sided
barn known in the Scottish Borders as a 'round house', or
'gin-gang'. The eighteenth century building housed a horse
engine, driven by four horses walking round a central spindle,
each harnessed to a shaft. The power created was probably
used to drive a threshing machine in the building behind.
The roundhouse probably dates from around 1750-1840.