Fresh Express introduces new salad kits

The Asian Apple Salad Kit and the Twisted Caesar Creamy Truffle Caesar Chopped Salad Kit are now available.

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Fresh Express has added a pair of products to its value-added lineup: the Asian Apple Salad Kit and the Twisted Caesar Creamy Truffle Caesar Chopped Salad Kit.

The Asian Apple Salad Kit features fresh green leaf lettuces, carrots and radicchio paired with crispy wonton strips, flavorful chili verde cashews and sweet, refreshing diced apples with a lightly seasoned Asian apple vinaigrette. The Twisted Caesar Creamy Truffle Caesar Chopped Salad Kit includes crisp romaine lettuce, crunchy garlic brioche croutons, truffle parmesan cheese shreds and a creamy truffle Caesar dressing.

“It’s an exciting time at Fresh Express as we continue to help consumers eat better, expanding our current kit segments with innovative products that not only taste great, but we give consumers what they love based on the consumer work we do — concept and product testing,” Fabian Pereira, vice president of marketing and innovation for Fresh Express, said in the release.

The salad kits are available now with suggested retail prices of $4.99, according to a news release.

“These new products are an example of our ongoing commitment to bring consistently, deliciously fresh products to the market and we look forward to continuing to invest in and support category growth through product innovations,” Pereira said.

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