Author: Pots and Pans
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Last year we expanded the range of Australian’s Women’s Weekly Cookbooks that we stock on our website. Initially we had trialled selling a limited selection of their cookery titles. This was a change in direction for us, before this we had stuck to selling traditional cookware and kitchenware. We are glad that we took advantage of this opportunity, feedback from our customers has shown that this has been a popular decision.

To begin with we only stocked a limited selection of titles from Australian’s Women’s Weekly or AWW as they are sometimes referred to. The popularity of these titles led us to quickly expand the number of titles that we stocked from their extensive range. Perhaps we should not have been so surprised by the success these cookery books have enjoyed. Australian Women’s Weekly or AWW have always been among the best selling cookery books. They have been publishing recipe books now for over 30 years now. In that time they have sold over 70 million books in… (Read the rest of this article at the following article source link for the full story)

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Author: Shefali Dhamija
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There are a number of marketing tactics that restaurateurs employ to lift sales at their restaurants. But great marketing is about solid operational execution, effective positioning and the cumulative results of marketing inside the four walls of your restaurant and in the immediate trading area .

Branding: It’s what customers, employees , vendors, the media and all other key constituents come to expect in dealing with your restaurant. Brand-building is closing the gap between what you promise and what you deliver. A strong brand is one that has alignment between the promise and execution. It’s not something that happens when you advertise, and it’s not that people recognize your logo or recall your advertising.

Positioning: Positioning is an under-leveraged restaurant marketing component. Positioning is the place you hold in the customers or prospects mind relative to the competition. Effective positioning involves incorporation of your Unique Selling Proposition (USP). The…

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Ways to Find a Good Caterer Whatever the event that you are planning, if there is great food offered and good service the gathering should be a success. When you are planning your event it is very important to find a good caterer. There are dozens and dozens of caterers that you can choose from, it can become a difficult decision to decide between all of them. To help make your search a little easier, there are a few tips that you need to take into consideration. First thing i…

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Foods which got their start in Pittsburgh, some of which are now famous throughout the world. Some Pittsburgh natives who have moved away from the 'Burgh actually pay to have these foods shipped to them!

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With locations in Gibsonia and Beaver Valley Mall, the Three Amigos restaurant is a welcome addition to the Pittsburgh dining scene. The locally-owned Mexican restaurant is far better and more authentic than any of the major national Mexican restaurant chains. Apparently relying on recipes from the chef's grandmother, the Three Amigos has a nice variety of food at good prices.

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With a sandwich that would make Dagwood drool, Primanti Brothers restaurant is a Pittsburgh institution. Their signature sandwich stuffs sizzling meat, melted cheese, hand-cut french fries, tomatoes and coleslaw between two big slices of crusty Italian bread. Fast, friendly, and not especially good for your waistline, Primanti's is the place to go when you're really hungry.

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Pancakes and waffles are basic breakfast foods in America, items you can get served to you at almost any restaurant that has any sort of breakfast menu. Not all pancakes are created equal, however, and you have to do some hunting to find truly exceptional examples. Instead of traveling all over Pittsburgh in search of the perfect pancake, you may want to just get right to eating by visiting the Original Pancake House on McKnight Road. You won't easily find better pancakes in the area.

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Pittsburghers definitely love their coffee. Pittsburgh supermarkets sell about 3.4 pounds of ground coffee per capita each year, more than those in any other big U.S. city, according to market research firm ACNielsen. As such, it is no surprise that coffee houses can be found in most Pittsburgh neighborhoods, from the requisit Starbucks to the more interesting independent coffee cafes and shops.

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A roaring fireplace. Impeccable service. Wonderful food. While each of us probably has a different definition of “romantic,” you won't go wrong with any of the following Pittsburgh area restaurants when it comes to a romantic dining experience.

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Do you like to sleep in? Tummy growling? Guests in town? Need a special meal for a special day, such as Mother's Day? A bit like breakfast, a bit like lunch, Sunday brunch is a popular Pittsburgh tradition. From buffet style to sit-down, and from less than $10 to well over $30, there are plenty of options for brunch in Pittsburgh.

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