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Tiny doors found in Philadelphia trees open big imaginations
All over the USA, tiny doors have been popping up in trees, bringing to life the possibility that elves really do exist. To open kids' imaginations and reacquaint families with the magic of elves, Keebler™, in collaboration with arborists and local artists, are installing tiny doors in Franklin Square Park …but they'll only be around for a limited time...
McDonalds® introduces New Shakin' Flavour Fries
At McDonald's restaurants throughout the Greater Philadelphia Region, USA customers are, for a limited time, able to order a new menu item. Shakin' Flavour Fries allow guests to customize McDonald's Fries with one of three delicious seasoning flavours: Garlic Parmesan, Spicy Buffalo or Zesty Ranch...
PareUP free mobile App - reduce food waste
Save Money. Reduce Waste. Pare Up. Everyone loses when food gets thrown away. PareUp is a mobile marketplace for surplus or unsold food...
Cocktails in the City
Last night thefoodpeople attended the preview event of Cocktails In the City. An event that brings together your favourite bars from across London and places them under one roof! Along with cocktail making master classes from the best bartenders around and, to soak it all up, food from Bubbledogs. Not to mention soulful sounds from leading DJ’s and the Harvey Nichols Beauty SOS team so you can sit back and be pampered while you sip away at your cocktail!...
Leon, Starbucks & EAT to host Keynotes at Lunch! 2014
Henry Dimbleby, co-founder of Leon and a founding director of the Sustainable Restaurant Association, Steve Flanagan, UK marketing and category director at Starbucks, and Sarah Doyle, brand director at EAT. are just three of the big name Keynote speakers already confirmed to appear at this year’s lunch! show, which returns to the Business Design Centre in London on 23-24 September 14...
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