Sweetgreen Founder: Eliminating Seed Oils, Using Grass Fed Meat & Making Healthy Food Accessible

Join us on this enlightening episode of the Pursuit of Wellness podcast, where I engages in a deep dive with Nicholas Jammet, co-founder of Sweetgreen.
00:00 Introduction
02:45 The Story of Sweetgreen
05:46 Challenges of Scaling
10:06 Shift in Trends
14:49 Customer Favorites at Sweetgreen
19:24 Adding Steak to the Menu
20:56 Thoughts on Diet and Nutrition Trends
22:43 Sweetgreen's 230 Locations
25:34 Nicolas Jammet's Personal Health Journey
28:07 Maintaining Health While being a Parent
29:31 Nutrition during Fertility
31:50 Sweetgreen's Supply Chain
35:54 Focusing on Protein Plates & New Locations
37:14 Strong Connection with Food
This discussion centers around the impactful decision to eliminate seed oils from their menu, transitioning to healthier alternatives like olive oil and why seed oils might be harmful. Explore the rationale behind their bold move away from seed oils, addressing common concerns such as "are seed oils bad?" and "why are seed oils considered toxic?"
Nicholas also sheds light on the benefits of grass-fed meat, which Sweetgreen has embraced to enhance the nutrient density of their dishes while supporting sustainable farming practices. Learn about the challenges and rewards of sourcing grass-fed meat and making healthy food accessible through Sweetgreen’s expanding locations.
This podcast is a must-watch for anyone interested in food industry trends, health, and nutrition, especially those curious about seed oil impacts and the advantages of grass-fed meat. Whether you’re a health enthusiast or a Sweetgreen fan, you’ll gain valuable insights into how Sweetgreen is redefining fast food and leading the charge in a health-conscious food revolution.

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  • @nikkipworld
    @nikkipworld3 ай бұрын

    such a fan of sweetgreen! Really enjoyed this episode!

  • @melodyanderson7914
    @melodyanderson79143 ай бұрын

    Love the harvest bowl! Wish I lived closer to a sweetgreen. The two locations I know of are both 25-35 minutes away. (Downtown indianapolis and Fishers)

  • @aniharahernandez4528

    @aniharahernandez4528

    3 ай бұрын

    I don’t know if I

  • @masterj199
    @masterj1993 ай бұрын

    Bring the steaks!! ❤️

  • @louisegriffiths4882
    @louisegriffiths48822 ай бұрын

    Nobody needs to know that your trying to get pregnant

  • @ashleysub19music70
    @ashleysub19music703 ай бұрын

    Come to Bozeman Montana @Sweetgreens!

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