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The Math Behind McDonald's Monopoly Sweepstakes
McDonald's kicked off its annual Monopoly sweepstakes today, so of course we are thrilled to devour the stats.
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Restaurant pricing logic
I'll just take 3 small orders of wings please.
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Platt: Why Restaurants Are Louder Than Ever
A look at the most disruptive restaurant trend over the past decade.
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A new take at dining on the beach
I just don't want sand in my plate!
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Extreme Eats: 15 Things You Won't Believe on Fast-Food Menus
Wendy's pretzel-bacon cheeseburger is the just latest in a long line of extreme experiments from fast-food brands.
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Starbucks quietly testing handcrafted soft drinks
The Starbucks mermaid is dipping her tail into soda. The coffee kingpin, which has been carefully but methodically evolving beyond coffee over the past several years, is quietly testing handcrafted soda.
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Big decision
Left or right, or just go somewhere else?
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How a Pasta Chain Called Noodles & Co. Punked Wall Street
The hottest IPO this year wasn’t in tech—it was a casual dining chain called Noodles & Co. So why did Wall Street undervalue it by half? Daniel Gross on finance’s food-snob dilemma.
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Amy's Baking Co. Makes Employees Sign a Crazy Contract
America's favorite restaurateurs Samy and Amy Bouzaglo of Amy's Baking Company — whose infamous appearance on Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares resulted in a notorious Facebook freakout, hacking claims, deportation threats, and general shitshowiness — are at it again.
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The case against small plates
Centuries ago, in the Andalusia region of Spain, bar patrons would cover their glasses of sweet sherry with bread to keep flies from flying in. The bars started putting cured meats on top of the bread, turning the fly-protection devices into delicious snacks. A food revolution was born: From “tapa,” the word for cover, tapas were introduced to the world.
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France 'home-made' label to combat reheated dishes
French MPs have approved a bill forcing restaurants to label as "home-made" dishes which were prepared from raw ingredients in their kitchen.
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Starbucks hikes prices
Starbucks is charging customers a little more to help them get up Tuesday morning, as the coffee chain raises the prices of many of its drinks.
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How much should you tip for food delivery?
Deliverymen may be the most misunderstood, and least appreciated, of all gratuity-based workers. Sure, there are some bad eggs in the mix, but the vast majority of them work for tips in a completely unregulated, and unstructured, environment—somewhat like café baristas.
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Why Restaurants Should Always Punish No-Shows
Making restaurant reservations is a way of life -- but, for many consumers, so is breaking them. For every reservation that is made in some large cities, around 20% result in an empty table that the business must hope to fill with walk-in consumers.
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Dogs slaughtered for meat in Vietnam
Packed tight into wire baskets sometimes 20 or more to a cage animal rights activists say as many as 200,000 live dogs every year are smuggled from northeast Thailand across the Mekong River destined for restaurants in Vietnam.
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Top-shelf scheme: Authorities raid 29 bars for selling cheap liquor as premium products
State authorities this morning raided 29 bars and restaurants across New Jersey on suspicion that they have been re-filling empty bottles of their most expensive liquors with cheaper alcohol.
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When all the right lights burn out
The new message makes a lot of sense.
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McDonald's gets rid of Angus burgers from U.S. menu because high prices and low margins
McDonald's Corp said on Thursday it is phasing out one-third pound Angus burgers from U.S. menus, an anticipated move that comes shortly after U.S. beef prices hit a 10-year high.
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"I'll just have what she's having"
Obviously is abbreviated or shortened. Just found it funny so I wanted to post it :)
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This Is The Most Epic Brand Meltdown On Facebook Ever
The two owners of Amy’s Baking Company Bakery Boutique & Bistro took over the restaurant’s Facebook page last night to fight unruly commenters, and man, was it embarrassing.
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