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Small Bites, Big Ideas

Go Big on Small

Minis are having a major moment. Consumers are embracing bite-sized snacks for their convenience, portion flexibility and ability to satisfy cravings without committing to a full-sized dish.¹ With plenty of room for creative presentations and mix-and-match possibilities, operators can make these little bites a big deal. This month’s Fresh Ideas is serving up mini creations with plenty of personality.

  • A crisp pastry cup filled with berry jam, garnished with fresh mint, a small yellow flower, and a raspberry on a black plate.

    Hibiscus Curd Tartlet Bites

    Small in size, stunning in presentation. Crispy, vanilla-sugared tortilla cups are filled with vibrant hibiscus curd and finished with fresh berries, mint and edible flowers for a sweet little bite that makes a big impression.

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  • Two breakfast tacos filled with eggs, sausage, mushrooms, peppers, and greens, served on a light blue tray.

    Meatless Sausage Quesadilla Breakfast Sliders

    Breakfast gets the mini treatment with these sliders. Toasted quesadillas are filled with scrambled eggs, sautéed vegetables and melty Monterey Jack cheese wrap around savory meatless sausage patties.

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  • Six small corn tortillas topped with bean paste, pork belly, sauce, crumbled cheese, and fresh cilantro on a white rectangular platter.

    Pork Belly Chicharron Party Sopes

    Crispy tortilla rounds are layered with refried beans, crunchy pork belly chicharrones and Cotija cheese, then finished with a sweet and spicy apricot hot sauce for a shareable bite that brings big flavor.

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  • A whole green vegetable wrap next to three sliced rounds filled with diced vegetables and crumbled feta cheese.

    Mediterranean Veggie Pinwheels

    Here’s a fresh way to roll with the mini trend. These colorful pinwheels pair roasted red pepper hummus with herb-marinated vegetables, feta and toasted sunflower seeds for a plant-forward snack that’s easy to share, serve or enjoy solo.

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