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- Sweetgreen is testing new handheld wraps built with the same real-ingredient approach as its bowls.<\/li>\n
- Three wraps are in the test lineup right now, and each is designed to deliver 40+ grams of protein.<\/li>\n
- The rollout is a market test in parts of New York, the Midwest, and select Los Angeles locations.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\nI love a Sweetgreen bowl as much as the next person. But even the most loyal salad person hits a wall. Sometimes you want the same kind of ingredients you’d normally fork out of a bowl, just\u2026 in a format you can hold with two hands while walking or just pretending you’re not eating lunch at your desk for the 900th time.<\/p>\n
Sweetgreen seems to agree\u2014because the brand just introduced wraps as a new, handheld option. It’s being rolled out as a market test at participating locations across most of New York, the Midwest, and select Los Angeles restaurants, with the company using the test to see how wraps fit into people’s routines (and whether they should expand them more broadly).<\/p>\n
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<\/div>\nSweetgreen<\/span><\/figcaption><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n The wraps aren’t reinventing the concept of wrapping food in something and calling it lunch, but Sweetgreen’s pitch is a strong one. <\/p>\n
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