The LOAD'd Salad Co.

02/01/2021

Happy Black History Month!!!!

Russell she says she’s baffled by how long it’s taken for a Black woman to break through barriers.

01/25/2021

They're back and with a homestyle classic. Try it out. Click the link below.

We're Back Next WEEKEND!!!!!! Get your chance to get our first SMS of the year. Perfect for 2; make sure you don't miss this delicious Homestyle Classic. 10 Slots Available for pre order. See the link below.

Preorder your box today:
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01/20/2021

Buffalo Chicken salad.
Celery, Carrots, Blue Cheese, CRISPY Chicken, and Crispy Jalepeno to top it off. Comes with your choice of Ranch or Bleu Cheese Dressing and a side of Hot Sauce.

Dont forget to Preorder yours for this Saturday at the Wellness Fair.

Order here:
WWW.LOADDSALAD.COM

01/19/2021

Nicoise Me! Salad on the menu. Simple, delicious, and amazing. Sear tuna, haricots verts, Mediterranean olive mix, and the farm fresh egg are definitely the stars of the show.

Order yours for pickup this Saturday at our Popup at the MAA wellness Center from 12 to 4pm.

See you there.

Preorder:
WWW.LOADDSALAD.COM

01/18/2021

First Pop-up of 2021. LET'S GO!!!!

01/18/2021

Please Join Us for our First Pop-Up of 2021!!!!

01/18/2021

Fact: When Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott got married, they decided to stay in a White motel to celebrate the occasion. Upon arrival, they were denied access and had to spend the night at Black-owned funeral home.

Fact: Martin Luther King's favorite foods were pecan pie and fried chicken.

Fact: King skipped the ninth and eleventh grades and never graduated from high school. He enrolled in Morehouse College in 1944 when he was just 15. He completed his doctorate at Boston University when he was 25.

Fact: Dr. King apparently improvised parts of the “I Have A Dream” speech in August 1963, including its title passage. Clarence B. Jones worked on the draft of the speech, which was being revised up to the time Dr. King took the podium. He says Dr. King’s remarks were up in the air about 12 hours before he spoke, and the “dream” reference wasn’t in the speech. Dr. King later added it live when singer Mahalia Jackson prompted him to speak about the “dream.” In June 1963, Dr. King had talked about his dream in a speech in Detroit.

Fact: King was jailed 29 times over the course of his life. Most of the reasons he was jailed were for acts of civil disobedience, and utterly ridiculous charges including driving 30mph in a 25mph zone- evidence of the time.

Fact: When Dr. King was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964, at the time he was the youngest Peace Prize winner ever, at the age of 35.

Fact: Actress Nichelle Nichols, who made history playing the first non-black stereotype role on a television show, planned to quit Star Trek after the first year when her role as Uhura was reduced to a supporting character. It was only after King sought her out at an event to tell her he was a huge fan -- and entreated her to stay when she told him of her imminent departure -- that she reconsidered and stayed.

Happy King Day!

01/18/2021

Fact: When Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott got married, they decided to stay in a White motel to celebrate the occasion. Upon arrival,  they were denied access and had to spend the night at Black-owned funeral home.

Fact: Martin Luther King's favorite foods were pecan pie and fried chicken.

Fact: King skipped the ninth and eleventh grades and never graduated from high school. He enrolled in Morehouse College in 1944 when he was just 15. He completed his doctorate at Boston University when he was 25.

Fact: Dr. King apparently improvised parts of the “I Have A Dream” speech in August 1963, including its title passage. Clarence B. Jones worked on the draft of the speech, which was being revised up to the time Dr. King took the podium. He says Dr. King’s remarks were up in the air about 12 hours before he spoke, and the “dream” reference wasn’t in the speech. Dr. King later added it live when singer Mahalia Jackson prompted him to speak about the “dream.” In June 1963, Dr. King had talked about his dream in a speech in Detroit.

Fact: King was jailed 29 times over the course of his life. Most of the reasons he was jailed were for acts of civil disobedience, and utterly ridiculous charges including driving 30mph in a 25mph zone- evidence of the time.

Fact: When Dr. King was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964, at the time he was the youngest Peace Prize winner ever, at the age of 35.

Fact: Actress Nichelle Nichols, who made history playing the first non-black stereotype role on a television show, planned to quit Star Trek after the first year when her role as Uhura was reduced to a supporting character. It was only after King sought her out at an event to tell her he was a huge fan -- and entreated her to stay when she told him of her imminent departure -- that she reconsidered and stayed.

Happy King Day!

01/16/2021

We are BACK!!!!!
Offering our awesome one of a kind salads and others deliciousness. Preorder begins MLK day on our website or drop in and grab-n-go.
See you guys there. :)

01/14/2021

We appreciate every single person that continue to support our journey. We are please to give you a sneak peek of one of our new salads.

The LOAD'd Chef Salad is a true winner. Definitely not your grocery store salad. Perfect for lunch or a dinner alternate that fills you up.

There are more peeks to come. We promise.

01/12/2021

Almost time to get back to business!!!! Hope you're ready. Also check out our other page: Meal PREPs