Street food from every corner of the world—from Thailand, Mexico, Turkey, and farther—continues to gain favor in America. Learn how to incorporate these tasty influences in your operation.
Fresh fruits and vegetables are still leading food trends. Learn how to profit from their popularity by promoting seasonal produce. We have insights and recipes for you.
Reports are in: 95% of consumers eat a sandwich at least once a week. Create a craveable hot sandwich and watch your profits catch fire. Turn up the heat here.
Quality, innovative hotel food service operations draw overnight guests as well as locals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Get tips and trends for profits that will have you sleeping easy.
Comfort food is always a customer favorite. And it’s a kitchen favorite because it lends itself to advance prep and product utilization. Learn about the latest taste trends influenced by international cuisines.
People don’t eat just three meals a day–there’s a mid-morning snack, a mid-afternoon snack, small plates at dinner, even late-night snacks. Learn how you can profit from smaller portions.
The trend for vegetarian and vegan entrées continues to grow. Learn how to satisfy both committed meat avoiders and those who want a lighter, healthy meal.
When the weather changes, so should your beverage menu. Featuring more hot beverages, chocolate drinks, and even apple cider-based libations will ignite your sales. Virgin or spiked, these soul warmers sell big during the holiday season.
Add sparkle to your check totals with flavor-infused waters, housemade sodas, customized beverages, and standbys like tea, coffee, and cocktails. Anything but “just water please.” Give your customers a reason to order a premium beverage.
Whole grains have gone mainstream. Learn how to satisfy consumer demand for these wholesome, tasty grains in traditional ways like oatmeal and creamy corn grits at breakfast, to soups, sides, and salads later in the day.
Spicy cuisine continues to sell. But how spicy is spicy? And which kind of peppers, salsas, and sauces should you offer? We have answers to soothe you.
