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The chain has released four new designs for its restaurants in an attempt to be "more locally focused."
Taco Bell going the way of Yoshinoya Beef Bowl Japanese Kitchen.
This comes from a restaurant that copyrighted the term "Meatcraft."
Huh?
These aren’t what I’d called vegetarian options. It’s just the menu minus meat. You know when vegetarians try to be polite at a potluck or whatever and say, “It’s okay, I’ll make a meal out of the sides”? This is Arby’s doing a preemptive strike on the same approach and trying to be magnanimous about it.
Yum Brands’ Taco Bell and Pizza Hut restaurants committed to removing artificial flavors and colors from their food, joining a host of other food companies who are opting for more natural ingredients in the face of changing consumer tastes.
Good. Right?