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Salad Stats: The Financial Impact of a Fresh Favorite

Written by Ross Crooks
Published Nov 10, 2010
1 min read
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What’s your favorite: iceberg, romaine or red leaf? Tomatoes or cucumbers? Avocado or hard-boiled egg? Ranch or blue cheese? Salad lovers “grapple” with these questions daily. OK, so maybe it’s not so hard to decide: we’ve all got our favorite garnishments and leafy greens. And with all the talk about obesity problems and unhealthy eating, you may be surprised to find out that Americans actually love eating their salad. One in five people eat a salad almost every day and nearly three-quarters say that salad is one of their favorite foods. Way to go! In this infographic, we give you the stats on this fresh favorite.

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