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New specialty diet menus also include protein-rich and nutrient-packed items
Panera Bread Co. has added specialty diet items to its in-house and digital menus, the company said Thursday.
The St. Louis-based bakery-café chain said the new menus make it easier for guests to customize items to their dietary needs and preferences, such as plant-based, high protein and other nutritional categories.
The items were created by registered dietitians and are given more flexibility on Panera’s digital-ordering platforms, the company said.
“The new, curated menus take the guesswork out of our menu for a guest with specific taste or dietary preferences, making it faster and easier for them to enjoy our food,” said Ron Shaich, Panera founder, chairman and CEO, in a statement.
Three categories of curated items are being introduced...
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