With a great heaving sob she collapsed into his arms. Up, and slowly moving deeper into the grove.
All I could do was stretch out my arms to him, to send from my heart a silent plea for mercy and for help. My lips parted but my voice had died in my throat. How pretty the painted wood of the walls. He stood up, stretching his limbs in the easy warmth of the room, and looked about himself, realizing that the illumination came from two old oil lamps, made of glass. Taco Bell and KFC are both owned by Yum! Brands, which used to be part of PepsiCo and therefore were sister brands with Frito-Lay.I could have said that it didn't matter whether I minded or not, that the saloon was as much hers as mine, but as she seemed to be a touchy sort of creature I just smiled and said: I would take it as an insult if you left. It was a fried chicken sandwich breaded with Cheetos dust, with Cheetos snacks, mayonnaise and a sauce developed by Cheetos on a bun. In 2016 Taco Bell introduced The Cheetos Burrito as a limited time offer, and in 2019 KFC, had a Cheetos Sandwich as an LTO. This is also not the first time that Cheetos has teamed up with restaurant to develop new items. Chili’s Grill & Bar parent Brinker International rolled out its It’s Just Wings brand to more than 1,000 restaurants nationwide last June.Īlong similar lines, Outback Steakhouse parent Bloomin’ Brands is offering chicken tenders through a virtual brand, Tender Shack, Famous Dave’s is experimenting with virtual chicken tender concept Hayward’s Hen House and Logan’s Roadhouse parent SPB Hospitality has launched Twisted Tenders. Wing delivery specialist Wingstop reported a 71% rise in income for the 3 rd quarter of 2020.ĭine Brands isn’t the first casual dining concept to launch a virtual wing brand. “With people across the country hungry for new delivery options, we’re excited to launch Cosmic Wings and give guests a unique and delicious experience that they can’t get anywhere else,” Gladstone said in a release announcing the new concept.Ĭhicken wings have been a success story during the pandemic as they have been a favorite delivery item. Scott Gladstone, Applebee’s vice president of strategy and development, is also Cosmic Wings’ vice president of strategy. The culinary lead for the project is Stephen Bulgarelli, who is also Applebee’s chief culinary officer. To promote the new concept orders, of $15 or more will have no delivery charge through the rest of February. Related: Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar and Michael Mina debut virtual chicken brands While prices will vary by location, the average price of 10 Cheetos boneless wings is $10.99-$12.99, a spokeswoman said. Regular and spicy Cheetos sauces are also available, along with other sauces including honey barbecue, blue cheese and ranch. To add a bit of distinctiveness to the concept, Dine Brands is teaming up with Frito-Lay North America to offer menu items coated in a choice of regular or Flamin’ Hot Cheetos. Related: Dine Brands Global, parent of Applebee’s and IHOP, plans to acquire more brands as competitors falter The items will be prepared out of nearly 1,300 Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar kitchens and will be available exclusively via third-party delivery company Uber Eats, according to Dine Brands. The delivery-only brand features fried chicken wings and boneless wings, which are battered and fried chicken breast pieces, as well as chicken tenders, waffle fries, onion rings and cheese bites.
is the latest casual-dining chain to roll out a virtual chicken concept with the launch Wednesday of Cosmic Wings.
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