Scarsdale entrepreneur a victim of failing trend

 

Terese Hunerson is closing her meal-preparation store, Let’s Dish, after a two-year run in Scarsdale. “This concept is meant to help a busy person, but people found themselves so busy that they didn’t know how to incorporate this into their lives,” Hunerson said, adding that higher food and gas prices didn’t help business.

It is the last of four meal-assembly stores in Westchester to fail. Super Suppers of New Rochelle closed last month. One … Two… Three … DINNER in Briarcliff Manor and Sip & Supper in Tuckahoe closed more than a year ago.

Scarsdale entrepreneur a victim of failing trend

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  1. A conversation with Terese Hunerson | Meal Assembly Watch Says:
    July 1st, 2008 at 12:17 pm

    […] a companion piece to the article: Scarsdale entrepreneur a victim of failing trend we have this interview/conversation with the owner of Let’s Dish who is closing her doors. Many […]

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