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Global assembly: Asian flavors hit sandwiches

 By Patricia Cobe on Nov. 10, 2014

Although sandwich consumption is high—people eat more than three per week, reports Chicago research firm Technomic—there’s a lot more competition to differentiate with flavors and ingredients in the quick-service and fast-casual sandwich segment.

Food

Cross-country LTOs with bacon-cheesy appeal

 By Technomic on Dec. 14, 2017

Offerings from El Pollo Loco and White Castle duke it out with diners.

Leadership

The Power 20: Empires strike back

By Restaurant Business Staff on Mar. 16, 2015

Meet the family dynasties leading restaurants into a new generation.

Food

White Castle shrinks the Impossible Burger into slider size

By Patricia Cobe on Apr. 11, 2018

The QSR is testing the plant-based option in 140 locations.

Restaurant industry strives to shape overtime update

By Peter Romeo on Jun. 12, 2015

A study finds that as much as $5 billion in additional labor costs could be foisted on restaurants and retailers if overtime exemptions are tightened.

Peet’s Coffee makes bid for all-day breakfast

By Kelsey Squire on Sep. 21, 2015

The chain joins ranks with McDonald’s, White Castle and others rolling out breakfast items all day.

Now, that's a sandwich

By Restaurant Business Staff on Sep. 15, 2005

Customers are demanding unique interpretations of the tried and true—and restaurateurs are giving it to them.

Food

Chains look to state fairs for summer LTOs

By Kelsey Squire on Jun. 06, 2016

We’ve uncovered a sampling of new fair-inspired fare, which QSR chains have been churning out faster than a tilt-a-whirl.

Swap Meet

By Restaurant Business Staff on Sep. 07, 2007

What's that slider doing on a fine dining menu?Have you noticed all those fine-dining restaurants with chicken pot pie on the menu? Oh, it’s not the humble...

2016 Top 500: Burger chains

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jun. 21, 2016

Burger chains among the 2016 Top 500 ranking together earned $75.5 billion in sales, and about 45% of those sales are McDonald’s.

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