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Food

A Vietnamese sandwich goes vegan

Pret A Manger gives banh mi a meatless makeover.

Food

4 new takes on zero waste

These operators are going beyond the expected to repurpose trash into innovative menu items.

Tap into consumers’ changing eating habits to uncover new opportunities for menuing starters, small plates and snacks.

Homestyle ingredients and dishes can offer an experience that’s nostalgic and familiar—which is why comfort foods never go out of style.

For operators, the end of summer can provide a traffic boost, as diners meet up with fellow fans at bars, restaurants or campus dining locations to watch the games.

Operators recently have discovered the power of hand-breading as a simply executed extra step that can transform ho-hum fried foods into something special.

With the explosion of social eating and foodie-mania, more and more operators are turning up their culinary creativity to build menus that stand out from the competition.

Ham is on the upswing on menus, but not in the way consumers are used to. Beyond sandwiches, it’s making moves toward the center of the plate—as well as charcuterie boards and small plates.

Here's how to navigate the forward-thinking practice, according to Advice Guy.

Operators continue to seize the opportunity to raise the bar on cheese in a variety of ways.

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