Pita Pit on ABC 4 UTAH in a segment titled, “Pita Pit offers healthy options for those looking to slim down.” Ralph Oman and Janet Paboada showed viewers how to build their own healthy pita meals at home. He discuss their new campaign that allows guests to build their own pitas through three simple steps, which ultimately provide consumers the opportunity to customize their own pitas for their caloric needs. Ralph can show viewers which pitas, toppings and sauces are healthiest and some unique combos for them to try out to help them eat healthy in the new year.
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Friday, January 3, 2014
Pita Pit on ABC 4 UTAH
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Thursday, February 28, 2013
Pita Pit featured in AARP
Pita Pit was recently featured in an article in AARP titled, "Healthy Surprise: Low-Calorie Menus Spur More Profits." For the entire article click here or begin below.
Healthy Surprise: Low-Calorie Menus Spur More Profits
By: Candy Sagon
“Healthy” doesn’t sell, the restaurant chains said. Low-cal items always tank, the fast-food places whined. Well, guess what? Turns out “healthy” does sell.
A new study finds that fast-food and casual restaurant chains that offer lower-calorie options are seeing higher profits and more customers, while those that don’t, aren’t. Simple as that. Not only are Americans ordering fewer portions of french fries, the study shows, they’re going for smaller main-dish portions and shunning sugary drinks.
Healthy Surprise: Low-Calorie Menus Spur More Profits
By: Candy Sagon
“Healthy” doesn’t sell, the restaurant chains said. Low-cal items always tank, the fast-food places whined. Well, guess what? Turns out “healthy” does sell.
A new study finds that fast-food and casual restaurant chains that offer lower-calorie options are seeing higher profits and more customers, while those that don’t, aren’t. Simple as that. Not only are Americans ordering fewer portions of french fries, the study shows, they’re going for smaller main-dish portions and shunning sugary drinks.
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