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Food

Smashburger tests a new burger made with real plants

The Plant-Based Classic Smash Burger is made with jackfruit, which can be substituted for another protein in any menu item.

Food

Slutty Vegan shares the secrets behind the Hawt Toddy Chili Bowl

Fans are standing in long lines to grab a taste of the brand’s plant-based comfort this winter.

Technomic's Take: The growth potential for alternative meats has always been more limited than many people thought. But they are not going away from restaurant menus, either.

Technomic takes a trip around the world to forecast what operators can expect to see happening next year.

Dairy-free choices, such as cream cheese, offer new opportunities.

While plant-based diets are still the minority, restaurants are wisely upping the number of meatless options on menus, both for diners who never eat meat as well as those who are simply curious to try a dish that doesn’t contain it.

The Bottom Line: The fake meat maker is cutting 19% of its workforce in the latest sign that the plant-based trend is past its peak.

From morning to night, potatoes are the perfect canvas for making craveable entrees, sides and more. What’s more, when they’re made into full dishes rather than just being sold as standalone sides, they offer higher margins for operators—what’s not to love about potatoes? Here are a few ways operators can make unique potato dishes that are sure to become instant classics

The market for processed plant-based meat alternatives is shrinking, according to new research and purchasing data.

Growing preferences towards plant-based and flexitarian diets, as well as accommodating for sensitivities and intolerances, can be difficult for operators, and many traditional sides aren’t making the cut. Potatoes provide the perfect solution.

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