Flavor & The Menu
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1 week ago |
getflavor.com | Nancy Kruse
The origin of ice cream is uncertain: Some historians credit the Chinese, while others nod to the Persians. Details of its arrival in the U.S. are similarly cloudy, though multiple sources note that the Founding Fathers regularly indulged. In fact, merchant records show that George Washington spent $200 on ice cream at a New York shop in the summer of 1790.
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getflavor.com | Mike Kostyo |Leigh Kunkel
A distinct but related version of girl dinner is a yin-yang combo of a salad and fries—martini optional, but encouraged. This style of snack plate is all about balance, with fresh, crunchy greens set off by crispy, salty fries. It’s healthy and still includes a little treat. And because both salads and fries are infinitely customizable, it’s easy to make the dish work on just about any menu.
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1 week ago |
getflavor.com | Leigh Kunkel
Creativity and personalization are some of the biggest benefits of snack dinners at home, and operators would do well to adopt a similar mindset when embracing the snack-dinner trend. Take a neutral base like naan, tortilla or water crackers and serve it with a variety of snacky toppings that guests can mix and match to suit their own palates.
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1 week ago |
getflavor.com | Mike Kostyo |Leigh Kunkel
One strong perk of snack dinners is that they offer the perfect venue for supporting players to steal the show. Popeyes may be known for fried chicken, but last summer, the Louisiana-inspired chain turned the spotlight on its classic sides through a limited-edition Girl Dinner Meal. Through a special tab on the brand’s website, customers could create their dream snack dinner, with offerings including coleslaw, mac and cheese and Cajun-spiced fries. Was it mostly a marketing trick? Sure. Did it work?
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getflavor.com | Mike Kostyo |Leigh Kunkel
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