Restaurant for years
have expanded their brands into the frozen food court much to the delight of
consumers looking for comfort food or the craveable branded menu items they get
at their restaurants according to Steven Johnson, Grocerant Guru® at Tacoma, WA based Foodservice Solutions®.
Cinnabon has expanded it brans presents in
more non-traditional avenue of distribution than almost any other restaurant
brand in the world according to Johnson.
Understand that the customer is dynamic not static and seeking new fresh food
discovery, Cinnabon is now expanding from the “food court to the front porch.”
So, this is a big step forward within the
grocerant niche for Focus Brands-owned
Cinnabon, who no longer wants to just be known as the snack you grab at the
mall food court: they want you to pick up an order of cinnamon buns from your
doorstep or down the street from a food truck according to the company.
Kendall Ware, Chief Brand Officer for
Cinnabon, stated, “It’s a huge focus point for us to take Cinnabon street side,” ... “We know we’re
strong in malls and there are plenty more malls we can get into and continue to
grow in, but we want to grow in non-traditional venues, food trucks, ghost
kitchens, and whatever we can get our hands on. We want to open the doors to
experience the brand in a way that has not been done before.”
There is of course one more thing for Focus Brands Cinnabon, that means
looking at cobranding opportunities with their sister brands like Auntie Anne’s
and Carvel, along with offering both third and first-party delivery, and
creating awareness for their customized rewards app. “Luckily our product
travels well,” Ware said. Consumers are dynamic not static are you
looking a customer ahead?
Foodservice
Solutions® team is here to help you drive top line sales and bottom-line
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