8 Ways to Sell More Snacks

8 Ways to Sell More Snacks

Just Salad

This tossed-to-spec salad chain also sells toast boxes marketed as snacks.

8 Ways to Sell More Snacks

Beverages that satisfy

Smoothies, blended coffee drinks, shakes and juices are increasingly being marketed and purchased as between-meal snacks.

This grab-and-go chain expanded its line of Pret Pots to cater to second breakfasters.

There are the standards, including vanilla, chocolate and coffee, as well as mixed berry, Oreo and banana.

Restaurant chains are downsizing sandwiches, salads, sides and chicken and seafood preps to turn them into portions more suitable for snacking.

The burger giant turned a favorite side dish—macaroni and cheese—into bite-size snacks.

Sports bars and other varied-menu casual-dining concepts are big on shareable snacks.

To satisfy consumers’ cravings for sweet snacks, Pizza Hut offers shareable cinnamon sticks with a creamy icing dip.

Asian buns stuffed with Thai curry chicken, barbecued pork and spicy Mongolian beef are based on the bao served from street carts and stalls in China.

Full-service chains are taking advantage of the snacking trend by extending and expanding their happy hours from a single two-hour stretch to separate late afternoon, early evening and late-night promotions.

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