Just in time for chilly fall evenings, 'Your Pie' has announced the launch of customizable Baked Pasta at all of its locations.
Your Pie is a build-you-own pizza brand with more than 60 locations across the US. Now Your Pie customers can also enjoy delicious Baked Pasta offerings such as Zia’s Meatball Marinara and Cheesy Alfredo. Instead of choosing one of the pre-set pasta options, guests can DIY their dream pasta dish by choosing a penne base, a sauce, a cheese, and their preferred mix of meats and veggies. As Your Pie Founder and President Drew French explains: "We developed our pasta menu in response to guest and store feedback, and we look forward to seeing how it amplifies the Your Pie experience, both in stores and within our catering offerings."
Customizable Baked Pasta Dishes
'Your Pie' Now Lets Guests Build Their Own Baked Pasta
Trend Themes
1. Customizable Baked Pasta - The growing trend of customized baked pasta is disrupting the traditional menu options and gives customers the ability to tailor their meal to their exact preferences.
2. Build-your-own Food - The trend of build-your-own food is becoming more popular and is disrupting the traditional restaurant model by allowing customers to create their own unique meal options.
3. Catering Offerings - The trend of customizable catering offerings, like the baked pasta from Your Pie, is disrupting traditional catering options by giving customers more control over their event menus.
Industry Implications
1. Restaurant Industry - Restaurants can benefit from the trend of customizable food offerings by attracting customers who are looking for more control over their meals.
2. Food Delivery Industry - The trend of customizable food offerings could disrupt the food delivery industry by giving customers more options to choose from when ordering online.
3. Catering Industry - The trend of customizable catering offerings, like the baked pasta from Your Pie, could disrupt the traditional catering industry by offering more unique and tailored menu options to customers.