Sweetgreen is having a tougher time selling $15 salads. On Thursday, the Los Angeles-based salad chain cut sales guidance after reporting disappointing earnings for the second straight quarter. Its turnaround plans include 25% bigger portions of chicken and tofu, recipe upgrades for chicken and salmon, and $13 salads for members. "It's pretty obvious that the consumer is not in a great place overall," said CEO Jonathan Neman on Thursday's call. He said consumers started to be more cautious in April and that several large urban markets have been "subdued." But he said the changes have already helped in the third quarter. Read more about the company’s plans to improve at the link in our bio. Story by Shubhangi Goel (Credit: Getty Images) #sweetgreen #salads #consumer