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A general trend towards more Friday visits is taking place with 31% of chain consumers suggesting that this day is their most likely day. Friday visit is especially popular among those on household incomes $100-$150K as opposed to less than $35K.

The integrated mobile rewards program is designed to drive loyalty through a unique ‘Shake & Win’ feature.

This is the second year Pizza Capers was voted into first place in the Pizza Stores category.

One only has to look at the shiny new electronic menu boards popping up in Donut King and Michel’s Patisserie to know that a digital shift is afoot.

The oil sourced from local farmers will be rolled out across KFC’s Australian stores by the end of May.

Muffin Break has maintained its 89% satisfaction rating in Roy Morgan’s latest released survey for March 2012.

The Coffee Club recently held a mega speed dating night in conduction with RSVP. Find why they did it, what challenges were involved and if they will be holding more of these in this exclusive interview with their Director, John Lazarou. 

It’s the second location in Australia following the debut on Chapel Street, Melbourne last September.

The Brisbane and State of Origin Rugby League player will appear in advertisements for the brand over the coming months.

Domino’s says it’s the first pizza company worldwide to offer Facebook ordering.

To welcome the arrival of Men In Black™ 3 to the big screen on May 24, the ice cream specialty shop has rolled out treats inspired by the movie.

Global Burgers opened in Rockhampton on 7 May 2012.

QSR Media finds out more about this new product, part of the revitalisation strategy for Ali Baba. Dominic Cain, their National Operations Manager talks to QSR Media.

Once a week continues to be the most likely visit to a Fast Food/Snack Chain according to BIS Shrapnel. Chain consumers are tending to go less than they did six years ago, as in 2005 twice a week was the most common occurrence. This is further confirmed by the decrease in the mean number of times per week since 2005.

In part 2 Matthew McNamara of RBS Morgans gives his take on the breakfast trade.

Australia’s smallest fast food burger measures 4.5 centimetres high and 6.5 centimetres wide. Each individual mini burger weighs 63 grams or just half the weight of a Hungry Jack’s cheeseburger.