#throwbackthursday
A collection of some of our favorite designs from CFI past. Visit our portfolio to see the great concepts we’ve recently completed!
Cambro | Winter 1997
At the intersection of classic art, 90’s color schemes, and foodservice lives this pointillism-themed #tbt. Our designers love getting to do artistic projects like this!

Keith Kitchen Essentials | July 2016
Here is another great food safety themed flyer #tbt for Food Safety Month, highlighting products that help maintain high safety standards from the front to the back of the house.

san jamar | 2016
In honor of Food Safety Month, this #tbt is a gorgeous flyer that highlights products for food safety from the front to the back of house.

Bensinger’s | Spring 1996
This throwback featuring essential counter equipment is another great example of classic products that never go out of style…and another with that distinctive 90’s vibe.

Allen Foods, Inc. | Summer 1994
Bright ideas from ’94 in this colorful, hi-watt piece highlighting some great deals. Gotta love that clip art! This flyer was published in the Summer of 1994.

Asheville Showcase | Summer 1990
This flyer featuring way-back graphic Wayfarers and festive imagery dropped in the summer of 1990.

Continental | Summer 1997
Fresh from the summer of ’97 we present this graffiti-inspired flyer full of back of the house essentials.
This flyer was published in the Summer of 1997.

Buckelew’s | Spring 1996
From the land of pagers, grunge, Nintendo, and the .com boom comes this totally rad flyer. Loving that color scheme. It’s also pretty neat that, 20 years later, those same products are still available. Certain items are simply classics that will never go out of style, even if there have been upgrades over the years. As they say, don’t fix what isn’t broken!
This flyer was published in the Spring of 1996.

Huey Philip | Fall 1985
What a difference 29 years of graphic design technology and aesthetics makes.
This flyer was published in the Fall of 1985.
P.S.- Check out our awesome owner/model showing off the pan rack and kitchen supplies!


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