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Salsa 2 Go
Now, you can open your own specialty foods business. The salsa market is booming, and the folks at Salsa 2 Go offer a Mexican food franchise opportunity that gets you in on the action.
Franchise Profile — Salsa 2 Go
Did you know that the salsa market is huge? Americans buy more salsa than ketchup, and the salsa numbers continue to grow.
The salsa at Salsa 2 go is as healthy as it is delicious. Kids love it as an after-school chip dipper, adults enjoy it as a mid-morning break snack. It's just that good!
The Salsa 2 go concept was conceived with Mexican heritage in mind, aiming to preserve the age-old salsa tradition. It's great salsa, and it's a great franchise opportunity for aspiring entrepreneurs.
If you are a salsa lover, you can now pursue your entrepreneurial dreams. Salsa 2 go now offer franchise units to qualified individuals seeking to be their own boss.
As a franchisee, you'll own a Salsa 2 go kiosk, selling Salsa 2 go products as a stand-alone retail food concept. Visit their website for more franchising information.
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