Want to know how to attract “millennials” to your restaurant (that’s customers aged 16 to 34)? Well, try introducing small plates — they love to snack — and new technology and healthy food.
[Nation’s Restaurant News]
Big Green Eggs, the original brand of ceramic kamados available in the U.S., are not only great as barbecue pits, but also for cooking everything from Bundt cakes to pizzas.
[NY Times]
Food trucks are banding together to fight back against police chasing them out of Midtown with food-truck food courts. The latest was the Staten Island Food Truck Festival.
[NY Times]
Forget pairing food and wine. Junk-food foodies are all about pairing corn chips and Mountain Dew. Who do you think Pretzel M&M’s were invented for?
[Wall Street Journal]
Jell-O is making a comeback among avant-garde chefs, established design studios, and gelatin artists.
[Wall Street Journal]
Here’s news flash: Restaurant Week kinda sucks. Most restaurants phone it in and many extend the week to a month.
[NY Post]
Farm-to-school programs are all the rage these days, with some 2,500 programs servicing more than 10,000 schools in all 50 states.
[AP]