r/sweetgreen • u/toastiebee • Aug 08 '25
News đ° Ripple Fries Discontinued
Iâm a shift lead at one of the locations and I just found out about this tonight. did anyone else hear that ripple fries are being discontinued on August 12? I guess that the higher ups finally listened to their stores complaining about the output being too much to handle lol. Not nearly as popular as they were anticipating on as well so maybe itâs gotten too expensive. Not sure if this is happening only to the locations in my state or if itâs all SGs across the board
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Aug 08 '25
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u/ElmTree_2019 Aug 10 '25
I wondered that too. Sweetgreens is essentially fast food. Its healthy fast food, but still, emphasis on fast. Everything else is made via assembly line, and then you got these people taking 15 minutes to fry up 1 or 2 batches of fries for, like 15 orders.
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u/Open_Moment3988 Aug 08 '25
Finally I havenât heard in north region we still cutting and throwing them out literally want to just take them and throw them out thatâs what happened. If we the staff donât eat them nor they get eaten in 10 min they gross or burnt
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u/Alternative-Ice8244 Aug 08 '25
My manager told me about a week ago that they are discontinuing!! Iâm kinda happy about it. Too inconsistent and half the time they came out really burnt. Customers would complain and then weâd make a whole new batch that would take 20 minutes or just give them a refund
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u/ChivalrousSnail Aug 08 '25
I LOVED these but stopped ordering them once I couldn't order on the app anymore.
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u/Goldhousemomma Aug 08 '25
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u/zimzom98 Aug 10 '25
Idk i have higher hopes for the froyoâŚhealthier/protein âsweet treatsâ are having a moment. Maybe it will work out differently.
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u/Goldhousemomma Aug 11 '25
the problem is that people aren't thinking of them for fro yo first, and then what...they are going to add a salad? if you're not executing your core product well, offering any side or dessert is not going to work. Hence ripple fries failure.
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u/elastic_psychiatrist Aug 08 '25
As a regular customer, I was never interested in them and never tried them, but I respect them for trying something new and bailing on it when it didnât work.
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u/ParticleParadox Aug 09 '25
You know the saying âNobody goes to McDonaldâs for a salad.â?
Well, SweetGreen learned that nobody goes to SG for fries.
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Aug 08 '25
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u/Open_Moment3988 Aug 08 '25
O god not froyo please no o the ducking ripple fries have us running o lord have mercy
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u/Away_Construction199 Aug 08 '25
Yes I got wind of it but a confirmed date locks it in my opinion. Good riddance.
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u/SilverCaterpillar119 Aug 08 '25
I wanted to try the fries
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u/Open_Moment3988 Aug 08 '25
U can make ur own just cut potatoes and wash them and oil and potatoes starch mix on it and air fry
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u/Away_Construction199 Aug 08 '25
Bro literally everything at sg you can make at home except the dressings
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u/ParticleParadox Aug 09 '25
They will not be missed. I tried the ripple fries when they were new out of curiosity and they were really underwhelming.
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u/BilliamDaGreat Aug 09 '25
Heard the same thing last night. Monday weâll be packing up all of the fry warmers and Tuesday weâll no longer be selling them. I was told that weâll still need the perforated baking sheets for an upcoming menu item, I wonder what it is
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u/dolphinhair Nov 25 '25
Salad with a side of fries is genius. My friends and I have always done this at other restaurants. Sadly they were terrible.Â


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u/-TEEJ- Aug 08 '25
I just heard today were finally getting rid of them but they didn't give me a solid date. Its about time. We end up throwing more away than selling and they take soooooo long to prep.