SALADWORKS HONORS ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS WITH FREE SALAD ON APRIL 23

Posted on April 14, 2008 by Bill Dube

SECRETARIES RECEIVE COMPLIMENTARY “AVOCADOLICIOUS SALAD” DESIGNED BY CELEBRITY CHEF HOPE COHEN

FREE SALADS AVAILABLE AT ANY OF SALADWORKS 91 LOCATIONS FROM 11-3 PM ET

Conshohocken, PA – In honor of Administrative Professionals Day, Saladworks is giving a complimentary “Avocadolicious Salad” to every secretary that visits any of the 91 franchise locations from 11-3 PM ET on April 23.

As part of this unprecedented promotion, administrative professional simply have to present a business card to the Saladworks associate at their local store to receive their free “Avocadolicious Salad.”

“Administrative professionals are the rock that all businesses depend on every day,” said chairman and CEO John Scardapane.  “What better way to honor them than with free salad!”

Saladworks has locations across the country including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Florida, North Carolina, Maryland, Washington D.C., and Illinois with locations soon to open in New York, California and Virginia.

Created by celebrity chef Hope Cohen as part of Saladworks’ Signature Series, the “Avocadolicious Salad” is an invigorating blend of delicious vegetables featuring diced Hass Avocado, mandarin oranges, hearts of palm, grape tomatoes, sliced cucumbers, black olives, and garbanzo beans on top of our tender spring mix.  The salad is topped with a zesty lemon dill vinaigrette dressing.     

The “Avocadolicious Salad” is available at all Saladworks locations from April 15 through June 30 when the next Signature Series salad is revealed.

The Saladworks Signature Series features “A-list” chefs partnering with the #1 salad franchise in the country to do what they do best and craft a fresh, new salad.  Saladworks lets celebrity chefs create a line of seasonal salads; 4 different chefs, 4 different salads, each featured as a Signature Series salad. 

As part of the Signature Series, Saladworks donate $5,000 to the charity of the chef’s choice.  Cohen’s charity is the Ronald McDonald Camp, a site in the Pocono Mountains for children age 7-19 that are currently or have been treated for cancer.

ABOUT SALADWORKS

From the time entrepreneurial chef John Scardapane opened the first Saladworks in Cherry Hill, NJ in 1986, the enterprise has emerged as a leader in the quick-casual food arena offering tasty and healthy alternatives to other fast food chains.  By giving customers only the freshest ingredients expertly prepared in front of them, Saladworks has developed a unique, proven and successful concept.

Saladworks, the nation’s first and largest fresh-tossed salad franchise concept, operates 91 franchise locations in eight states including Washington, D.C.  The chain has enjoyed more than a 20 percent growth rate for the last few years and is on track to greatly exceed that rate of growth over the next five years.  With the addition of Commerce Bank founder Vernon Hill II, Saladworks will open its 1,000th store in 2012, utilizing a “turbo-charged” growth model.  Saladworks locations offer a healthy menu of flavorful salads with signature dressings, as well as complimentary menu items.