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New restaurant equipment and back-of-the-house technology
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This week’s 5 head-spinning moments: Orgasms & smaller breasts

Even we blushed while perusing some of the week's uncelebrated but noteworthy developments.

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This week’s 4 head-spinning moments: No mas

Taco Bell's newfound qualms about social media is just one example of restaurants wondering if the status quo is such a hot way to go.

The new Toppers prototype—the model for 11 of the 15 units built this year—features a “show kitchen” as well as counter seating that allows guests to watch pizzas being made.

With so many oven types, sizes and heating technologies available, buyers should focus on their menu first—what’s going in the oven—then look at volume requirements and kitchen or operational constraints.

Not to argue with Kermit the Frog, but these days it’s easier than ever to be green, particularly when it comes to your options in cleaning products.

We asked some of today’s top mixologists to name their favorite tech tools behind the bar, with the direction that it didn’t have to be electronic.

Open kitchen concepts satisfy the curiosity and demand for transparency of the public, but they are a modern-day fishbowl for chefs. Here are some best practices.

Now Cook County is scrambling to identify means of making up the revenue deficit. One idea floated: legalizing marijuana.

A test by 1,400 mystery shoppers shows some definite differences in wait times and the management of expectations.

Progress ran into some resistance this week, in part because of robots running amok. But reactions to the industry's harassment scandals showed the clock isn't rolling back.

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