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Salad Creations Introduces Two New Limited Time Only Salads and Three New Dressings to Their Menu

Salad Creations has introduced two new salads and three new dressings this winter on December 26th. The new salads to be introduced are the Cranberry Pecan Salad and Santa Fe Chicken Salad. Salad Creations’ newest dressings include Fat-Free Honey Raspberry, Spicy Chipotle BBQ Ranch, and Sweet Herb Garlic Vinaigrette.

The Cranberry Pecan Salad includes spring mix, chicken, candied pecans, dried cranberries, fried onions, feta cheese, and the recommended dressing in Fat-Free Honey Raspberry. The Santa Fe Chicken includes romaine lettuce, chicken, cheddar cheese, corn, tomatoes, red onions, carrots, green bell peppers, sunflower seeds, and the recommended dressing is Spicy Chipotle BBQ Ranch. Both salads have unique flavor profiles as well as great appeal and are also available as a wrap in a tortilla shell.


“We are really excited to introduce our new salads and dressings,” says Jeff Levine, CEO and “Chief Goodness Officer” of Salad Creations, LLC. “Every new menu addition is an opportunity to change people’s lives by providing healthy, delicious menu options.”


Salad Creations’ is also highlighting their gluten-free dressings this winter in order to better accommodate all guests. The gluten-free dressings include House Italian, Feta Greek, Buttermilk Ranch, Caesar, Bleu Cheese, Thousand Island, 12 Year Aged Balsamic Vinaigrette, Sweet Herb Garlic Vinaigrette, Smokey Jalapeno Ranch, Spicy Chipotle BBQ Ranch, Fat-Free Raspberry Vinaigrette, Fat-Free Honey Dijon, Lite Caesar, Fat-Free Honey Raspberry, Balsamic Vinegar, and Fresh Lemon Squeeze.


About Salad Creations:


Salad Creations is an international restaurant chain operating since 2003, currently with 53 locations worldwide. Salad Creations is recognized for their offering of made-to-order, great-tasting, fresh-chopped salads that are made in front of guests by a trained salad chef.


Committed to supporting a better lifestyle, Salad Creations is dedicated to bettering the environment by offering sustainable, all-natural products and compostable products when possible. The company's community efforts, as well as their pursuit for a sustainable future, are embodied in their mantra ‘Share Some Goodness.’


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Three reasons are healthy thinking inside the box!

Sun sugar farms today announced latest official announcements, shop system, especially designed for quick trips to the store: convenience of CRESBI box. CRESBI is a acronym for Stackable boxes collapsible and reusable environmentally friendly ideas. In healthy ways use a bag, box or "box" is at.

1. Minimizing contact with bacteria: you carry your own box store can help avoid wasting wipes a basket store.


2. To minimize multiple handling your product: undeletes put bar codes when placing items into your checkers, scanning the box product. A final item is already saving time that is encompassed by the Bagger won't have.


3. Minimize all risks from bacteria: bacteria possible problems from the meat, poultry and produce leak in dishwasher, dishwasher ultra high heat will remove CRESBI bin.


"Perfect for a quick trip to the convenience store CRESBI baskets, grocery and hardware stores, or greenhouse eco-alternate" explains owner Linda Fritz, CRESBI bin creator and Sun sugar farms. "Only can replace six plastic bags until a single box that you shop only the size of the basket but also as is so environmentally healthy too. Furthermore it is your wallet healthy--you smash bruised rolling around, having a product could lower CRESBI box until will outlast reusable bags. "


Manufactured boxes in America financially prohibitive but was CRESBI ® all other parts bin system is made in America. Fritz companies also other dishwasher machine safe environment takeout ® to transfer box with a bunch of ® sold from the website www.sunsugarfarms.com, reusable green products such as bags for generation. Go to several charities portion of product sales.


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