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The dining-out public was given a heads-up that it might have to think a little more broadly if it intends to understand what's happening in restaurants.
These menu offerings go beyond the typical takeout box.
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The onetime Jack in the Box executive was credited with saving the chain after one of the industry's worst contamination crises.
The drive-in chain is believed to be the first national quick-service chain to test a beef-mushroom blend as a variation on its signature product.