Emily Murawski

Emily Murawski is a senior trends analyst at Datassential. Datassential is a leading market research agency helping food & beverage companies of all sizes and segments develop, launch, and sell their ideas, backed by the industry’s best data. With intuitive software and our team of data and trend experts, we help organizations build craveable concepts, stay ahead of trends, streamline sales processes, and revolutionize research. Learn more at www.datassential.com.

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Restaurants Discover New Regional, Global Takes on Chicken Soup

Classic Comfort, 2.0: As plant-based options continue to soar, soup provides ways to incorporate more vegetables and meat alternatives
Emily Murawski
August 17, 2021
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Data suggest restaurant menus can showcase new regional and global takes on chicken soup. This will give consumers new ways to enjoy an old favorite. As plant-based options continue to take off, soup provides both easy and innovative ways to incorporate more vegetables and meat alternatives.
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Build a Better Burger (or Hot Dog)!

Datassential insights give formulators more cookout-inspired creativity
Emily Murawski
May 24, 2021
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With summer nearly here, all things grilling and barbecue become top of mind. When it comes to burgers and hot dogs, restaurant operator trends pave the way for cookout-inspired innovations, and Datassential's MenuTrends database provides the trend data to help focus creativity.
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Datassential Reveals Deeper Trends to Amp Up the Appeal of ‘Healthy’

MenuTrends database reveals operator trends for menu-ing healthy labels, to better engage consumers looking to refresh their eating habits
Emily Murawski
January 20, 2021
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Coming out of the holidays can be stressful enough, but 2020 brought on new anxieties with the COVID-19 pandemic; in fact, Datassential found that more than one-quarter of consumers increased comfort eating after initial shelter-in-place restrictions began.


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