Excited to exhibit at the National Restaurant Association Show from May 18-21 in Chicago! Come stop by our booth at #485 to learn more about our food service options 🥕 🥦 For more information, please contact mikericciardi@classiccooking.com or ryan@classiccooking.com #2024RestaurantShow
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