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Restaurant Rewind: With Starbucks promising yet another breakthrough menu introduction, the time is right to see how past promised game-changers actually fared.

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Starbucks brings its olive oil-infused coffee to a skeptical U.S. market

The Seattle-based coffee giant is debuting its Oleato line in select Starbucks Reserve Roasteries on Thursday and then additional locations in Seattle and Los Angeles on Monday. Consumers remain skeptical.

A culinary conference in The Netherlands brought to light several innovative ways of riding the trends. Here are a handful that stood out.

Consumers are interested in beverages that not only taste great but offer additional benefits. Learn more about low-labor options perfect for foodservice.

As more consumers show interest in non-alcohol beverages, operators are wise to offer an array of unique, upscale offerings.

Members now make up 1 in 4 of the bakery-cafe chain's transactions and the program continues to drive in new guests.

The company has high hopes for Oleato, which will debut in Italy before it comes to the U.S. this year. Starbucks believes it will be a "transformational innovation in coffee."

The seafood chain reimagines brunch, luring guests with a new lineup of frittatas, French toast sticks and shareable cocktails.

El Pollo Loco fills burritos; Wings Etc. taps cauliflower; Velvet Taco goes Italian; and more menu news of the week.

The fast-growing beverage chain is poised to go coast-to-coast with backing from the business group and former Utah Jazz owner.

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