The Deep Dish Spaghetti Pies Put a Twist on Italian Comfort Food
Katherine Pendrill — June 1, 2016 — Lifestyle
References: facebook & brandeating
In an effort to draw in new customers, Olive Garden has introduced two hearty new Deep Dish Spaghetti Pies. With the growing demand for experimental dishes and hybrid food products, this take on classic Italian comfort food is sure to appeal to curious foodies.
The Deep Dish Spaghetti Pies consist of spaghetti casseroles made from a hearty combination of pasta, seven types of cheese and Italian bacon. However, what sets these casseroles apart is that they are baked into a flaky deep dish pie crust. The pies come in two different varieties, once of which includes meatballs and one which includes grilled chicken and Alfredo sauce.
Although the dishes are not intended for those with small appetites, they are ideal for those who are eager to try creative dishes inspired by familiar favorites.
The Deep Dish Spaghetti Pies consist of spaghetti casseroles made from a hearty combination of pasta, seven types of cheese and Italian bacon. However, what sets these casseroles apart is that they are baked into a flaky deep dish pie crust. The pies come in two different varieties, once of which includes meatballs and one which includes grilled chicken and Alfredo sauce.
Although the dishes are not intended for those with small appetites, they are ideal for those who are eager to try creative dishes inspired by familiar favorites.
Trend Themes
1. Experimental Dishes - Opportunity to create and promote unique food combinations to attract adventurous eaters.
2. Hybrid Food Products - Potential to develop innovative food fusions that combine the best elements of different cuisines.
3. Curious Foodies - Chance to cater to the growing market of curious eaters seeking new and exciting culinary experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Restaurant Industry - Restaurants can experiment with new pasta-filled pie variations to attract customers and stand out from the competition.
2. Food Manufacturing Industry - Companies can develop and market ready-to-eat or frozen versions of pasta-filled pies for convenient consumption at home.
3. Culinary Education Industry - Educational institutions can incorporate deep dish spaghetti pies into their courses to teach students about innovative and creative cooking techniques.
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