ATLANTA, April 15, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- On the fourth Thursday of April this year, nearly 37 million school-aged children and 3.5 million different workplaces across the country will participate in Take Your Child to Work Day, which was started as a way to introduce girls and boys to the career world through real-life hands-on experience. Krystal® restaurants will also be celebrating Take Your Child to Work Day with a unique twist on the Business Lunch – 50-cent Pups, the brand's signature mini-hot dogs.
"Getting kids actively involved in their futures is an effort we're proud to support," said Alice Crowder, Vice President of Marketing for The Krystal Company®. "Our delicious Pups provide a way for children and parents to reflect on the day together over a fun, tasty, simple lunchtime or after-work meal." Krystal® Pups will be available for just $0.50 each all day on Thursday, April 24th at participating locations, while supplies last. There is no limit to the number of Pups guests may purchase. Combo deals, sides, desserts, and beverages will be available at regular pricing.
"Krystal has always strived to be a place where people and families come together. Take Your Child to Work Day is an excellent opportunity to support our communities and our children with a great meal and a strong value," Crowder added.
About The Krystal Company
Founded in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in 1932, The Krystal Company is the oldest quick service restaurant chain in the South. Its hamburgers are still served fresh and hot off the grill on the iconic square bun at more than 350 restaurants in 11 states. Krystal's Atlanta-based Restaurant Support Center serves a team of 6,000 employees. For more information, visit http://www.Krystal.com or http://www.facebook.com/Krystal or follow the brand on Twitter and Instagram @Krystal.
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