World's largest selling pizza restaurant chain, Pizza Hut, has been renamed Pasta Hut as part of a 100million-pound overhaul to promote healthy eating.
Pizza Hut, the world's largest selling pizza restaurant chain, has now rechristened itself as the “Pasta Hut”. The change is part of the 100million-pound overhaul that it’s planning in the near future to promote healthy eating.
The international franchise, which has made its commerce in the UK since 1973, has revealed that it is introducing healthier food for 'big nutritional changes'.
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Food makeovers are next. Chemists in this department claim they have discovered the healthier pizza, ‘tossed’ with antioxidants.
Food makeovers are next. Chemists in this department claim they have discovered the healthier pizza, ‘tossed’ with antioxidants.
The health conscious company has removed hydrogenated vegetable oils from its menu, and a saturated fat removal programme is underway.
"I am confident that people will like what they see when they come into our restaurants," the Sun quoted Pasta Hut head Alasdair Murdoch as saying.
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