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Snap Kitchen closes Plano location
Snap Kitchen meals and snacks can still be purchased inside Whole Foods Market locations in Plano, Richardson and Addison. (Courtesy Snap Kitchen)
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Snap Kitchen closed its location at 5717 Legacy Drive, Plano, in November. The Austin-based chain specialized in health-focused, premade meals, snacks and juices. Snap Kitchen products are still available at Whole Foods Market locations in Plano, Richardson and Addison. 844-376-2779. www.snapkitchen.com
By William C. Wadsack
William C. Wadsack is the senior reporter for the Plano and Richardson editions of Community Impact Newspaper. He previously served as managing editor of several daily and weekly publications in North Texas and his native state of Louisiana before joining Community Impact Newspaper in 2019.
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