Snap Kitchen hopes to embark on new chapter of growth after difficult few years

More than a year after emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Snap Kitchen has a renewed focus on the Lone Star State, and plans to pour money into physical expansion as well as new products and services.

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Snap Kitchen hopes to embark on new chapter of growth after difficult few years

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