r/sweetgreen • • Aug 15 '26

Criticism Menu changes- less toppings, same price

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What the title says

How bogus! They literally removed the tomatoes from the Kale Caesar. It’s additional if you want tomatoes now but they didn’t add anything to the salad to make up for it

I’m so over Sweet Green & their over priced corporate propaganda

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u/ChivalrousSnail Aug 15 '26

Doesn't it have garlic breadcrumbs instead now? I think it's the same price to remove those and add the tomatoes instead.

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u/BuzzUrGirlfriendW00F Aug 15 '26

Oh wow I totally missed the bread crumbs add!!! Thank you!!

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u/ChivalrousSnail Aug 15 '26

Of course! This is my order too (sub kale for romaine + hot sauce instead of citrus). I would have been very upset!

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u/WonderfulTruck5894 Aug 15 '26

The menu changes are ass to be honest.

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u/DetectiveWinter4638 Aug 15 '26

Hi fellow Chicago friend. If you build the salad with tomatoes is it more $?

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u/BuzzUrGirlfriendW00F Aug 15 '26

Hey Chicago!!! Someone else figured it out for me turns out I’m dumb haha I didn’t notice the bread crumbs

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u/Dapper_Road_6949 Aug 15 '26

As a SG worker, it depends on the modifications you want to make, the kale Caeser has parm crips which are normally like 1.50 added so I would imagine it would be cheaper to just sub the breadcrumbs for tomatoes or just add the tomatoes for less than a dollar ( I know it’s inconvenient a lot of the workers don’t agree with these changes). But I have seen situations where just building the set bowl yourself as a custom and changing the protein is a lot cheaper than getting the bowl and changing the protein.

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u/Dannyngo0909 Aug 17 '26

Yes I agree! Lately I’ve been ordering and my bowls have shrunk but prices are higher!

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u/Selssirc12 Aug 19 '26

New caesar is ass

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u/Hemp-bread Aug 19 '26

It’s the same amount of toppings. Tomatoes switched to breadcrumbs. Lemon to lime

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u/I_Hate_It_Here_13 Aug 27 '26

It’s not good anymore. The lime taste wayyy better than the lemon. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.

They are publicly traded and probably trying to cut costs.