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The Kitchen Key, An Opinion. October 2020
We visit a major supermarket or food retail environment in our community at least once per week. Usually our task is a quick in/out or a substantial shop to restock our home larder and fridge/freezer for a time. This journey is almost instinctive, we know where the bread is, we turn without thinking into the chill aisle and we can read very quickly what till will be the quickest exit. Nothing new there…. What is new is the ever-changing offers, fridge tags, shelf talkers, signs from ceilings , electronic and digital coupons, all of these are vying for your attention. Most are subtle, the sneaky freebies attached to products you normally use in order to tempt you into trying it , discounts on multiple purchases, interesting and cleverly designed packaging and various loyalty offers.Maybe your influenced by these, maybe your completely unfazed by the nuances of the phycology of consumer behaviour, but what you may not know, is that your being Nudged. ‘Thaler and Sunstein’ published work in 2008 which set out a broad perspective of Nudging as any aspect of the choice architecture that alters people’s behaviour in a predictable way without forbidding any options or significantly changing their […]
The Kitchen Key, An Opinion. October 2020
We visit a major supermarket or food retail environment in our community at least once per week. Usually our task is a quick in/out or a substantial shop to restock our home larder and fridge/freezer for a time. This journey is almost instinctive, we know where the bread is, we turn without thinking into the chill aisle and we can read very quickly what till will be the quickest exit. Nothing new there…. What is new is the ever-changing offers, fridge tags, shelf talkers, signs from ceilings , electronic and digital coupons, all of these are vying for your attention. Most are subtle, the sneaky freebies attached to products you normally use in order to tempt you into trying it , discounts on multiple purchases, interesting and cleverly designed packaging and various loyalty offers.Maybe your influenced by these, maybe your completely unfazed by the nuances of the phycology of consumer behaviour, but what you may not know, is that your being Nudged. ‘Thaler and Sunstein’ published work in 2008 which set out a broad perspective of Nudging as any aspect of the choice architecture that alters people’s behaviour in a predictable way without forbidding any options or significantly changing their […]
The Kitchen Key, An Opinion. September 2020
The 80/20 versus the Menu Matrix. In the past, a minimum selling price was ascertained loosely by a calculated food cost figure, multiply this by three, apply the required VAT and keep an eye on your labour cost across your rota. Pick your best sellers and keep these staples on the menu. This is now, and the 80/20 rule referred to above is loose at best. Menu planning is more than spying on what the local competitor is selling and doing the same but cheaper, it should be more than eating something on holidays and deciding it fits your bill of fare. Good menu planning will allow you to experiment and try new things and variations on the old, but the real trick is the Menu Matrix. You may not have referred to your menu in astral terms before but hidden in your pages is a different world. This system may not be new; however, the approach is modern. Step 1 Spend time and carefully cost each dish in the menu plan and work out your margin according to your selling price. Step 2From historical data on your till sales, assign a moniker to each dish. CometsLovely to look at , but useless….they may or not […]
The Kitchen Key, An Opinion. October 2020
We visit a major supermarket or food retail environment in our community at least once per week. Usually our task is a quick in/out or a substantial shop to restock our home larder and fridge/freezer for a time. This journey is almost instinctive, we know where the bread is, we turn without thinking into the chill aisle and we can read very quickly what till will be the quickest exit. Nothing new there…. What is new is the ever-changing offers, fridge tags, shelf talkers, signs from ceilings , electronic and digital coupons, all of these are vying for your attention. Most are subtle, the sneaky freebies attached to products you normally use in order to tempt you into trying it , discounts on multiple purchases, interesting and cleverly designed packaging and various loyalty offers.Maybe your influenced by these, maybe your completely unfazed by the nuances of the phycology of consumer behaviour, but what you may not know, is that your being Nudged. ‘Thaler and Sunstein’ published work in 2008 which set out a broad perspective of Nudging as any aspect of the choice architecture that alters people’s behaviour in a predictable way without forbidding any options or significantly changing their […]
The Kitchen Key, An Opinion. September 2020
The 80/20 versus the Menu Matrix. In the past, a minimum selling price was ascertained loosely by a calculated food cost figure, multiply this by three, apply the required VAT and keep an eye on your labour cost across your rota. Pick your best sellers and keep these staples on the menu. This is now, and the 80/20 rule referred to above is loose at best. Menu planning is more than spying on what the local competitor is selling and doing the same but cheaper, it should be more than eating something on holidays and deciding it fits your bill of fare. Good menu planning will allow you to experiment and try new things and variations on the old, but the real trick is the Menu Matrix. You may not have referred to your menu in astral terms before but hidden in your pages is a different world. This system may not be new; however, the approach is modern. Step 1 Spend time and carefully cost each dish in the menu plan and work out your margin according to your selling price. Step 2From historical data on your till sales, assign a moniker to each dish. CometsLovely to look at , but useless….they may or not […]
The Kitchen Key, An Opinion. October 2020
We visit a major supermarket or food retail environment in our community at least once per week. Usually our task is a quick in/out or a substantial shop to restock our home larder and fridge/freezer for a time. This journey is almost instinctive, we know where the bread is, we turn without thinking into the chill aisle and we can read very quickly what till will be the quickest exit. Nothing new there…. What is new is the ever-changing offers, fridge tags, shelf talkers, signs from ceilings , electronic and digital coupons, all of these are vying for your attention. Most are subtle, the sneaky freebies attached to products you normally use in order to tempt you into trying it , discounts on multiple purchases, interesting and cleverly designed packaging and various loyalty offers.Maybe your influenced by these, maybe your completely unfazed by the nuances of the phycology of consumer behaviour, but what you may not know, is that your being Nudged. ‘Thaler and Sunstein’ published work in 2008 which set out a broad perspective of Nudging as any aspect of the choice architecture that alters people’s behaviour in a predictable way without forbidding any options or significantly changing their […]
The Kitchen Key, An Opinion. September 2020
The 80/20 versus the Menu Matrix. In the past, a minimum selling price was ascertained loosely by a calculated food cost figure, multiply this by three, apply the required VAT and keep an eye on your labour cost across your rota. Pick your best sellers and keep these staples on the menu. This is now, and the 80/20 rule referred to above is loose at best. Menu planning is more than spying on what the local competitor is selling and doing the same but cheaper, it should be more than eating something on holidays and deciding it fits your bill of fare. Good menu planning will allow you to experiment and try new things and variations on the old, but the real trick is the Menu Matrix. You may not have referred to your menu in astral terms before but hidden in your pages is a different world. This system may not be new; however, the approach is modern. Step 1 Spend time and carefully cost each dish in the menu plan and work out your margin according to your selling price. Step 2From historical data on your till sales, assign a moniker to each dish. CometsLovely to look at , but useless….they may or not […]
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The Kitchen Key, An Opinion. October 2020
We visit a major supermarket or food retail environment in our community at least once per week. Usually our task is a quick in/out or a substantial shop to restock our home larder and fridge/freezer for a time. This journey is almost instinctive, we know where the bread is, we turn without thinking into the chill aisle and we can read very quickly what till will be the quickest exit. Nothing new there…. What is new is the ever-changing offers, fridge tags, shelf talkers, signs from ceilings , electronic and digital coupons, all of these are vying for your attention. Most are subtle, the sneaky freebies attached to products you normally use in order to tempt you into trying it , discounts on multiple purchases, interesting and cleverly designed packaging and various loyalty offers.Maybe your influenced by these, maybe your completely unfazed by the nuances of the phycology of consumer behaviour, but what you may not know, is that your being Nudged. ‘Thaler and Sunstein’ published work in 2008 which set out a broad perspective of Nudging as any aspect of the choice architecture that alters people’s behaviour in a predictable way without forbidding any options or significantly changing their […]
The Kitchen Key, An Opinion. September 2020
The 80/20 versus the Menu Matrix. In the past, a minimum selling price was ascertained loosely by a calculated food cost figure, multiply this by three, apply the required VAT and keep an eye on your labour cost across your rota. Pick your best sellers and keep these staples on the menu. This is now, and the 80/20 rule referred to above is loose at best. Menu planning is more than spying on what the local competitor is selling and doing the same but cheaper, it should be more than eating something on holidays and deciding it fits your bill of fare. Good menu planning will allow you to experiment and try new things and variations on the old, but the real trick is the Menu Matrix. You may not have referred to your menu in astral terms before but hidden in your pages is a different world. This system may not be new; however, the approach is modern. Step 1 Spend time and carefully cost each dish in the menu plan and work out your margin according to your selling price. Step 2From historical data on your till sales, assign a moniker to each dish. CometsLovely to look at , but useless….they may or not […]
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The Kitchen Key, An Opinion. October 2020
We visit a major supermarket or food retail environment in our community at least once per week. Usually our task is a quick in/out or a substantial shop to restock our home larder and fridge/freezer for a time. This journey is almost instinctive, we know where the bread is, we turn without thinking into the chill aisle and we can read very quickly what till will be the quickest exit. Nothing new there…. What is new is the ever-changing offers, fridge tags, shelf talkers, signs from ceilings , electronic and digital coupons, all of these are vying for your attention. Most are subtle, the sneaky freebies attached to products you normally use in order to tempt you into trying it , discounts on multiple purchases, interesting and cleverly designed packaging and various loyalty offers.Maybe your influenced by these, maybe your completely unfazed by the nuances of the phycology of consumer behaviour, but what you may not know, is that your being Nudged. ‘Thaler and Sunstein’ published work in 2008 which set out a broad perspective of Nudging as any aspect of the choice architecture that alters people’s behaviour in a predictable way without forbidding any options or significantly changing their […]
The Kitchen Key, An Opinion. September 2020
The 80/20 versus the Menu Matrix. In the past, a minimum selling price was ascertained loosely by a calculated food cost figure, multiply this by three, apply the required VAT and keep an eye on your labour cost across your rota. Pick your best sellers and keep these staples on the menu. This is now, and the 80/20 rule referred to above is loose at best. Menu planning is more than spying on what the local competitor is selling and doing the same but cheaper, it should be more than eating something on holidays and deciding it fits your bill of fare. Good menu planning will allow you to experiment and try new things and variations on the old, but the real trick is the Menu Matrix. You may not have referred to your menu in astral terms before but hidden in your pages is a different world. This system may not be new; however, the approach is modern. Step 1 Spend time and carefully cost each dish in the menu plan and work out your margin according to your selling price. Step 2From historical data on your till sales, assign a moniker to each dish. CometsLovely to look at , but useless….they may or not […]
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The Kitchen Key, An Opinion. October 2020
We visit a major supermarket or food retail environment in our community at least once per week. Usually our task is a quick in/out or a substantial shop to restock our home larder and fridge/freezer for a time. This journey is almost instinctive, we know where the bread is, we turn without thinking into the chill aisle and we can read very quickly what till will be the quickest exit. Nothing new there…. What is new is the ever-changing offers, fridge tags, shelf talkers, signs from ceilings , electronic and digital coupons, all of these are vying for your attention. Most are subtle, the sneaky freebies attached to products you normally use in order to tempt you into trying it , discounts on multiple purchases, interesting and cleverly designed packaging and various loyalty offers.Maybe your influenced by these, maybe your completely unfazed by the nuances of the phycology of consumer behaviour, but what you may not know, is that your being Nudged. ‘Thaler and Sunstein’ published work in 2008 which set out a broad perspective of Nudging as any aspect of the choice architecture that alters people’s behaviour in a predictable way without forbidding any options or significantly changing their […]
The Kitchen Key, An Opinion. September 2020
The 80/20 versus the Menu Matrix. In the past, a minimum selling price was ascertained loosely by a calculated food cost figure, multiply this by three, apply the required VAT and keep an eye on your labour cost across your rota. Pick your best sellers and keep these staples on the menu. This is now, and the 80/20 rule referred to above is loose at best. Menu planning is more than spying on what the local competitor is selling and doing the same but cheaper, it should be more than eating something on holidays and deciding it fits your bill of fare. Good menu planning will allow you to experiment and try new things and variations on the old, but the real trick is the Menu Matrix. You may not have referred to your menu in astral terms before but hidden in your pages is a different world. This system may not be new; however, the approach is modern. Step 1 Spend time and carefully cost each dish in the menu plan and work out your margin according to your selling price. Step 2From historical data on your till sales, assign a moniker to each dish. CometsLovely to look at , but useless….they may or not […]