A grocerant is a result of the blurring of
the line between restaurants and grocery stores aimed at the time-starved
consumer with ready-2-eat or heat-N-eat
fresh prepared food components that can be bundled into a meal.
Grocerant food refers to any retail food item that is ready-2-eat or heat-N-eat / reheat sold in a Grocery store, Convenience
store or Restaurant To-go via Drive-thru or Take Away format. Traditionally these items can be found in grocery stores in the deli / lifestyle section, C-stores in the prepared food area and
prepackaged, ready to eat items and in restaurants under the To-go, takeout or Drive-thru or delivery
section of the menu or on the website.
However around the world we are now seeing sections in
department’s stores and kiosk in malls in Europe and Asia and airports around
the world. The items can range from
entrees to side items and deserts. Some
examples of items range from fried chicken, mash potatoes, cream spinach, to
liver and onions, pizza, hot dogs, steak, prime rib, various casseroles
(hot-dish) to salads, side salads pie, cake and any single proportioned deserts. They can be picked up at the specific unit,
or delivered.
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