Why Red Lobster's most famous dish is not actually seafood
In short: Red Lobster launched in 1968 with a mission to serve seafood lovers, yet the chain's most celebrated item is a savory baked good. This video explores the unexpected rise of the Cheddar Bay Biscuit and why it remains the undisputed star of the menu.
While Red Lobster was established in 1968 as a harbor for seafood enthusiasts, the restaurant's legacy is defined by its Cheddar Bay Biscuits rather than its namesake crustacean. Despite the brand's focus on marine cuisine, these biscuits have become the most popular item sampled by guests.
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