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The phrase "addition to the menu" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to new items or offerings that are being included in a menu, typically in a restaurant or food service context.
Example: "We are excited to announce the addition to the menu, featuring seasonal dishes that highlight local ingredients."
Alternatives: "new item on the menu" or "menu enhancement".
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Steaks are a new addition to the menu.
A recent addition to the menu at Lazar's is a novelty called the Wish Bar.
At Ottolenghi in north London, porridge is a recent addition to the menu.
This is a recent wintry addition to the menu at my new restaurant, Rovi.
In addition to the menu, there is a printed list of intriguing specials.
"I think smartphone apps are a worthwhile addition to the menu of customer choices," he said.
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Where customers ignore health-conscious additions to the menu.
Caffeine-free rooibos red tea and onion bread are recent additions to the menu.
The new additions to the menu are every bit as good as the usual blitzkrieg of butter cream.
Other interesting additions to the menu are pastas, like bucatini with pesto and black spaghettini with seafood.
With their remodeled restaurants, additions to the menu and at least one nontraditional ally — mom bloggers — executives are trying to present a greener, more healthful McDonald's.
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