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Vinaigrettes have developed past
the introductory flavor stages of raspberry and balsamic to become a
popular flavor component of menu items. According to Mintel Menu
Insights, vinaigrettes increased 4% over last year.
Think of McDonald's, and most people picture burgers and fries. However, Asian stir-fry dinners could soon be on the menu as well. The move is part of the food chain's crusade for a new image.
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