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It is also, as one customer described it, "craveable."

This craveable new choice gives pizza enthusiasts big flavor, while deepening the company's commitment to value, quality and convenience.

Sugar is the most craveable.

Centerplate crafts and delivers "Craveable Experiences.

"Checkers' success and continued growth stems from our passionate franchisees who provide incredibly craveable food and high quality customer service to our guests every day.

The chain's food is "craveable, indulgent and healthy," said Darren Tristano, executive vice president of consulting firm Technomic.

Now through October 25th, CiCi's 24-footlong buffet offers 18 various kinds of craveable pizzas, a bottomless salad bar, pasta and mouth-watering desserts.

I would say that it's a distinctive, rather aggressive, spice blend that lingers in the memory and so has the potential to develop into that sought-after quality, the "craveable" flavor.

"The comfortable neighborhood setting of our restaurants is great for kicking back and enjoying our craveable food made with high quality ingredients as the leaves begin to fall and the cooler temperatures surround you."

"We are so excited to bring a local bar atmosphere with craveable American cuisine to La Cantera, and give the people an offer to remember us by!" says Bar Louie GM, Tony Buttitta.

HOUSTON, May 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Just in time for summer, Joe's Crab Shack unveils its new craveable menu and festive beverage selections to customers at its 117 restaurants nationwide.

The compelling decor, including race cars suspended from the ceilings, motorcycles, Corvettes and gas station memorabilia, combined with its craveable food and SuperCharged events, has created a cult-like following for The Lube® for more than 39 years.

The Company's mission is to recreate the traditional American roadhouse by offering consumers value-oriented, high quality, "craveable" meals for lunch and dinner served in the hospitable tradition and distinctive atmosphere reminiscent of an American roadhouse of the 1930's and 1940's.

Not that they have ever been in short supply; for anyone who craves these works (and let's face it, they remain eminently craveable despite their familiarity), the Philharmonic's cycles have been augmented by individual symphony and concerto performances by visiting orchestras.

"We look forward to serving craveable gourmet burgers to the community in the Brentwood area, while also supporting child safety efforts in the local community through our Child ID Kit program," said Eric Houseman, Red Robin president and chief operating officer.

That squash, whose skin is not only edible but craveable, has increased my love of winter squash and made it clear to me that any thin-skinned variety — those cute little sugar pumpkins, fresh acorn squash, even some butternuts — can star in a dish like this.