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Sports fans, after all, like to closely monitor their favorite players and teams — timely information that fits comfortably into what media executives call "snack size" content.
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After a couple of hours, he announced we were stopping for what he called "snack break," as if we actually were kindergartners.
These works did not hide their provenance: one, dated 1977 and now in the collection of the Royal Scottish Academy, was called Snack in a Dutch Museum; another, from the following year, was Buffet in a Dutch Museum.
"She runs a café called Snack Attack not far from the ground," reveals Foley.
And Arby's this spring introduced a menu called Snack 'n Save, with baked potatoes, chocolate molten lava cake and other products that top out at $3. "The dollar menu will have to evolve," said John Gordon, founder of Pacific Management Consulting Group.
A recent dinner began with a category called snacks.
As at Noma, dinner begins with a parade of small bites called snacks.
Time: The small-plates trend finally filters down to fast-food restaurants, where the little dishes are called "snacks".
Eventually, officials hope, the cards will be programmed so they can be used to pay for telephone calls, snacks or other purchases at subway kiosks, and other items.
(A meal at Atera costs $150 before tax, tip and drinks, and consists of 22 to 25 courses, from small bites he calls "snacks" at the outset through the final chocolate truffle, which mimics a black walnut).
I just found one online called "Choke Snack Mountain".
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