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And we thought the New Yorkers were going to sound off in this video! 📣 Don’t be afraid to have an opinion in your TikTok videos. Sometimes a little ‘controversy’ creates a lot of views. In this case it’s been 330k+ in a few days. 🎥 When we shot the video, the Canadian Chef who went against the grain for NOT recognising New York as the best bagel maker on the planet wasn’t afraid to take some heat in the kitchen. 🙌 I thought the comments were going to be relentless. But- he’s received a lot of support for his stance. 🚀 However, there is another debate that is catapulting this video to a viral status… 🍺 'Can you classify BEER as FOOD?' 🇮🇪 When I asked the Irish Chef what food couldn’t be made right outside of his home country and he said ‘Guinness’- I had to ask for clarification. His confidence in his answer, no matter what sparked in the comments, was endearing. As a non-beer drinker, I realised I couldn’t argue with him. And- I knew it had to be our opening shot. 🥯 🥊 The one two punch for our video hook would be delivered with the bagel twist immediately after. We all have different tastes. You can’t let fear of disagreement stop you on TikTok. If you know food but don’t know how turn this knowledge into viral videos- get in touch. Yesterday's video already has 400k+ views for Pied à Terre Restaurant (London). We're on 🔥! And my new client has 30k+ views for yesterday's video after only launching 1 month ago. 📧 Message me to learn how you can do this too. Asimakis Chaniotis David Moore #londonrestaurant #restaurantmarketing #tiktokmarketing #cheflife #videomarketing #viralvideo

KFC issued a heartfelt apology!💔 Yes, correct!✅ KFC recently launched a campaign to apologize for all the utensils that get forgotten when people eat its chicken.🍗🍴 The campaign is a humorous way to acknowledge the fact that KFC's chicken is so good that people sometimes forget to use utensils. Famed music director Henry Scholfield, was behind the camera.🎬 Creative agency : Courage Inc So, what we learn is: Humor can be a powerful tool for connecting with consumers. Humor is a great way to get people's attention and make them remember your message. Share your thoughts in the comments! Follow me for Anything and Everything Marketing. #kfc #adcampaign

This week, I rediscovered Kitchen Nightmares, a docuseries that follows award winning chef, Gordon Ramsey, as he helps pull restaurants from the brink of closure and bankruptcy. I laughed. I cried. I had no idea that this series had so much more heart than the high-steaks (pun!) cooking shows that I used to watch growing up.  When I told my husband that Ramsey is seriously misunderstood, he literally laughed out loud. Ramsey, of course, is internet-famous for his punchy one-lined slams while rating other people’s food. The show is littered with iconic insults, mean enough to make even Great Aunty Cheryl pause in absolute horror. “You put so much ginger in this, it’s a Weasley.”  “For what we are about to eat, may the Lord make us truly not vomit.” “This is a really tough decision…’cause they’re both crap.” I think what people seriously misunderstand about Ramsey is this: he really cares about the restaurant owners he harasses. He spends a lot of his time yanking them out of denial and then rebuilding their self-esteem. He’ll go back to those restaurants years later and the owners will be in tears thanking him for the wake-up call and for saving their business.  This is one of the reasons I believe creative nonfiction is such an important genre, no matter what median it’s presented in. There’s a depth to people we just won’t understand until we see their stories up close and in person. So, whether it be a trash-reality TV show or a presidential biography, read, watch, listen, and learn. Excellence appears when passion is in place. And passion is built in the murky, slimy depths of the human experience, where the conflict of this world spurs our dedication to change it. Want to hear more about everything nonfiction? Join the Nonfiction Nook, where you can find book reviews, giveaways, and so much more. subscribepage.io/07mERD

🌟 Exciting news for McDonald's fans! The Double Big Mac is making a comeback and stirring up some serious buzz. Are you ready to indulge in this supersized delight? Find out more about its anticipated return in our latest blog post: [link to the blog post] Get ready to satisfy your cravings with the triumphant return of the Double Big Mac, hitting U.S. restaurants on January 24. Check out all the details and join the discussion on this hot topic! #DoubleBigMac #McDonalds #FoodieDelight {{Giphy.recentSearch.URL}}1. #DoubleBigMac 2. #BigMacUpgrade 3. #BigMacRevamped 4. #DoubleMacAttack 5. #BigMacXL 6. #MacDoublesDown 7. #BigMacReimagined 8. #DoubleMacLaunch 9. #BigMacUpgrade 10. #MacDoubleTake

I Tried EVERYTHING on the McDonald's Menu and Ranked Them on a Tier List! Join me as I take on the ultimate McDonald's challenge - trying every single item on their menu and sorting them into a tier list. From Big Macs to Chicken McNuggets, I'll give you my honest opinion on each dish! Who will reign supreme? Watch to find out! #McDonaldsMenuChallenge #TierList #FastFoodReviews #FoodieLovers #HonestOpinions #FoodRanking #McdonaldsFood #FoodChallenge #FoodReview #TasteTesting

"Where are my lamb chops?!!" 🫣🍕 As a #meetingprofs, serving pizza in a bag at a black-tie event is a no-no in my book. ⛔ While pizza is a tasty and convenient option for casual events, it is unsuitable for formal occasions. Guests who attend black-tie #events expect a certain level of refinement and sophistication in the food being served. Serving pizza in a bag can appear unprofessional and lazy, which can reflect poorly on the event experience as a whole. The decision to go with pizza in a bag for all guests, including Oprah Winfrey and other celebrities by Critics' Choice Award, may have been made to make a statement or be unconventional. 🤷♀️ Still, it ultimately detracts from the glamour and prestige of the event. #eventprofs - This is a good reminder that it is critical to keep the overall tone of the event in mind when selecting your #foodandbeverage. What is your point of view? Do you think this is a failure or not?" #eventtrends #eventplanning #meetingplanners

WHAT PUBLIC SPEAKERS CAN LEARN FROM GORDON RAMSAY 👨🍳 👿 💀 (Hint: It's not about freaking out on your audience.) In an episode of "Kitchen Nightmares", Ramsay challenged the cooking staff of a struggling restaurant to make every dish on the menu – 181 in total – in one go. He then confronted the owner and her staff with the results by placing the dishes on all the tables in the restaurant. But he didn’t stop there. Ramsay then had the staff go through each item on the menu and state whether it was fresh or frozen. In the end, 80% of the menu was frozen and only 20% was fresh. So what was Gordon Ramsay’s solution? – Make drastic cuts to the number of dishes being offered. – Focus on fresh, homemade recipes. – Put quality above quantity. In the attached post, you will find 7 ways to get your presentation "kitchen" in order. There is also a great 3-minute clip of Ramsay having all 181 dishes laid out across the restaurant. #presentationskills #publicspeaking #cooking #gordonramsay https://lnkd.in/efeaWX2A

Hey everyone! Did you know that Big Macs taste different in the UK? It's true, but only true McDonald's superfans will notice the difference. Check out this interesting article on Metro.co.uk to find out more about the unique flavors of Big Macs in the UK. 🍔🇬🇧 #BigMacUK #McDonalds #Superfans https://ift.tt/IMZ4WQ3

"Domino’s, through the years, has demonstrated the importance of putting customer satisfaction first and foremost in business #resilience and success. Clearly, the video prank #scandal is a great tipping point for the company to innovate even further. They have shown us that it is not enough just to go back to pre-crisis condition but to yearn for something even better that helped them rebuild their customers’ trust and loyalty. All these have been made possible by listening to their consumers and committing to honesty and transparency," writes Lucila Aguada, CBCI in this article about the famous Domino's Pizza #casestudy. Learn more by reading "Domino’s Pizza, the toss and turn" ⬇ #InspiringResilience #OrganizationalResilience #crisismanagement #Dominos

Do you know the famous Domino's Pizza case? In 2009, two employees filmed a video that quickly went viral on YouTube, where, to put it diplomatically, they extensively violated public health-code standards, severely damaging the brand's #reputation. In this article, Lucila Aguada, CBCI reconstructs the case and the elements that led Domino's Pizza not only to obtain the #forgiveness of their consumers but also to improve #trust, their positioning, and ultimately, even the pizza itself. Read the whole case study here ➡ https://lnkd.in/ePRP-Mr8 If you wish to contribute to fostering a resilient culture, do not hesitate to reach out to us! #InspiringResilience #casestudy #resilience #OrganizationalResilience #crisismanagement #Dominos