TL;DR
Dunkin' adds two new breakfast bowls to its menu, the Egg White Bowl and the Sausage Scramble Bowl, to tighten its grip on the breakfast segment. The brand is investing in menu innovation as breakfast sales at fast-food operators rose 1% last year.
Dunkin’ has long been a powerhouse in breakfast segment, and as competitors like McDonald’s and Panera mare making moves to establish themselves as A.M. competition, the brand is tightening its grip through menu innovation.
This week, Dunkin’ announced the addition of two new breakfast bowls to its menu: The Egg White Bowl, made with egg whites, spinach, roasted potatoes, cheddar cheese and onions; and the Sausage Scramble Bowl, made with scrambled eggs, sausage, cheddar cheese, peppers and onions.
According to a recent CNN article that cited NPD research , the morning is the only true growth market for fast-food operators, as breakfast sales at these restaurants rose 1% last year. As a result, the article noted, brands are investing in their morning offerings more than ever in order to draw consumers away from preparing breakfast at home with elevated options and increased convenience.
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on April 30, 2019. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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