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Saladworks Just Launched a New Weekly Deal for Custom Salads and Wraps

Saladworks launches ‘Customer Appreciation Tuesdays,’ offering custom salads and wraps starting at $6.99 at participating locations.

Stacy Carey

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Saladworks is starting a new Tuesday deal for customers. Pixabay

Anybody who is looking for a healthy meal at a good price may want to begin hitting up their local Saladworks location on Tuesdays. The restaurant has just launched a new deal that offers wrap and salad options beginning at just $6.99 on Tuesdays.

On August 16, the Saladworks Instagram page teased, “Create Your Own Salad or Wrap starting at $6.99 every Tuesday! Fresh ingredients. Endless combinations. One delicious deal.”

The caption of the Instagram post noted that premium toppings were not included in the Tuesday meal deal.

A Saladworks press release touting “Customer Appreciation Tuesdays” revealed the offer begins on August 18 at participating restaurants. There is no end date for the promotion noted.

Guests can build a custom base wrap or salad on Tuesdays with a starting price of $6.99. The press release indicates customers can choose “from the brand’s full lineup of fresh greens, vegetables and toppings. Proteins can be added for an additional charge.”

The move comes as salad lovers across the country have been cautious about lettuce-based dishes due to a multi-state Cyclospora outbreak. As USA Today shared, cyclosporiasis is a parasitic infection that has been linked to iceberg lettuce.

Saladworks CEO Kelly Roddy noted, “For 40 years, food safety hasn’t been something we revisit when headlines break. It’s part of every salad we prepare, every ingredient we receive and every process our teams follow each day.”

Roddy added, “Our guests have stuck with us through 40 years of building the salads they love and $6.99 Tuesdays is our way of saying thank you and welcoming them back to do it all over again.”

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Saladworks wraps are part of the chain's new Tuesday deal. Pixabay

Saladworks was founded in 1986 and currently, more than 160 locations operate in 25 states, as well as two countries.

The initial feedback from customers seems quite positive. On X, formerly Twitter, one supporter posted, “Love this! REAL value, REAL quality, at a time it’s needed, from a trusted restaurant!”

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