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Pacific Catch Expands Once More; Sake Kasu Gains Popularity as a Marinade

Pacific Catch will open its fourth location in Campbell, in a space left vacant by Left at Albuquerque. [SF Business Journal]

• A couple of East Bay moms recently launched a sandwich truck called Ebbett’s Good to Go. [SFoodie]

• Local food photographer Eric Wolfinger is hosting a special dinner at Outerlands on September 20. [Food Gal]

Homeroom, which doesn’t open until December, got nominated for a prize for new food businesses by Daily Candy. [Local Lemons]

• Sake kasu, a Japanese sake byproduct that, in its solid form, looks a bit like pork belly, is becoming increasingly popular with chefs as a marinade ingredient. [NYDN]

• Starbucks drive-through menus no longer mention tall drinks as an option. [USA Today]

• Chain restaurants from Subway to Johnny Rockets are testing delivery service. [NRN]

• Graeter’s Ice Cream of Cincinnati is going national and hopes to compete with Häagen-Dazs and Ben & Jerry’s. [NYT]

• Carnival Cruises’ RedFrog Pubs will soon launch their own signature beer. [In Transit/NYT]

Pacific Catch Expands Once More; Sake Kasu Gains Popularity as a Marinade