Sweetgreen seeks growth through healthier desserts
November 7, 2022
Sweetgreen is rolling out its answer to Rice Krispie Treats. The restaurant chain debuted its Crisp Rice Treat, which is made with organic brown rice, quinoa, millet and honey-date caramel. The treat has 190 calories and includes six grams of sugar. Sweetgreen chief concept officer Nicolas Jammet said the chain sees opportunities to expand into desserts. “We’ll continue to listen to our customers and see how they respond to the first one,” he said.
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