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Following the recent opening of their first central London location in Baker Street, we spoke with Dunkin' Donuts franchisee Ketan Patel from DDMG Ltd about their plans for new store openings and how Dunkin' Donuts is expanding its offering to take market share from competitors.

Here's what the QSRs were up to on social media this week.

The brand unveiled a new menu inspired by flavours from Morocco, the Middle East and India.

The fast food chain announced that it will switching to cage-free eggs for its nearly 16,000 restaurants in the U.S. and Canada over the next 10 years.

The sandwich chain will introduce a new Beef Pastrami Melt Sub to the menu for a limited time in the UK and Ireland.

The coffee shop brand announced the new Old Paradise Street Limited Roast No.9 to join Old Paradise Street range.

KFC UK and Ireland has signed an agreement to license Applied Predictive Technologies (APT) Test & Learn for Sites software to test across its restaurants.

In support of Cheryl Fernandez-Versini’s charity, Cheryl’s Trust, the bakery chain unveiled the limited edition Belgian Chocolate Crunch bar.

Domino’s UK teams up with The X Factor app for the third consecutive year, working in conjunction with ITV, FremantleMedia UK and Syco Entertainment.

A story published by the Metro covered the Cheeky Nandos by Peri Boyz (aka Vujanic, Mim and Klayze), dedicated to "those who like their chicken medium spiced".

The pizza chain announced the promotions of Robert Thompson and Edmond Heelan.

A story by City AM explained the rise of the 'burrito boom' that is dominating the streets of London.

Good Housekeeping's 11th Annual Food Awards named Costa as voters' top pick for high street coffee chains.

The fast food chain announced that it will be introducing a 10p levy on all drinks containing added sugar from September 17th.

A story by the Daily Mail reported that as much as two-thirds of High Street takeaway cheese and ham pizzas didn't actually contain either of the key ingredients.

PizzaExpress is set to remove the 8% administration fee on tips made by electronic card payments from October 6th onwards.