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Consumer Trends

The rise of GLP-1 drugs looms in restaurant chain earnings

Whether it's about promoting protein or smaller portions, the restaurant industry is preparing for a shift in consumer behavior.

Consumer Trends

How consumers really feel about protein and fiber

The two nutrients are getting a lot of play on social media. Restaurants should pay more attention, according to recent research.

Tony and Roushan Christofellis sold the drive-thru salad concept to private equity in 2021 and then watched things go wrong. Now they are growing a new brand they believe will prove healthy food can be affordable.

Founders Table Restaurant Group will expand its fast-casual portfolio with the addition of the 19-unit health-focused concept.

With the start of the new year, dozens of protein-packed bowls, beverages, plates and even pizzas launched on menus, as operators follow consumers’ lead and embrace the nutrient as today’s key to healthy eating.

Behind the Menu: The fast casual’s Golden Glow menu is designed around nutrient-rich seasonal ingredients that “make you shine from the inside out.”

Behind the Menu: Chef Matt McMillin tweaked four entrees with ingredients that boost taste and richness without changing their healthy profiles. Plus low-alcohol, lower-calorie wines are now available for pairing.

Social media buzz has made it more confusing than ever to figure out what’s healthy and what’s not, but a panel of nutritionists, farmers, doctors, chefs and educators try to set the record straight.

The “Power Eats” menu offers customers something to chew on as they sip one of the chain’s nutrient-packed smoothies.

Restaurants are promoting protein-rich breakfasts, bowls, salads, shakes, beverages and more, but a new survey reveals that most consumers don’t know much about the nutrient.

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