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When developing menus and nutritional programmes, taste should always come first – but tailoring menus to individual nutritional needs is a close second.
Food rituals Lines are also tailoring menus to a ship's history, ports of call, and the calendar.
At Sprig, a food-delivery company from San Francisco, even the chef has access to an analytics platform that they use to analyze the meals that have been ordered and understand which ingredients and flavors are popular or have not fared well, and so tailor the menu.
As always, it is important to tailor your menu to the market – there is no point in offering ciabattas if your customers want fry-ups.
"But they tailor the menus to suit," he added.
The association recommends that people tailor daily menus to their risk of heart disease and stroke.
The restaurants, most of which tailor their menus to on-the-fly diners with extensive to-go options, are reinterpreting the concept of eating local.
KFC has gone the furthest in tailoring its menu for Chinese tastes, with offerings ranging from pumpkin porridge and Beijing chicken rolls to the Chinese deep-fried twisted dough sticks (youtiao) on its breakfast menu.
Even McDonald's has not only tailored its menu to local sensibilities and tastes, but also offers home delivery because this is what Indians expect something I am sure came as a surprise to the global management in Oak Brook, Illinois.
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