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Time of India
15-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Braxton Berrios's GF Alix Earle drops collab with Paris Hilton
Braxton Berrios and his girlfriend Alix Earle have been dropping vacation pictures from their St. Tropez getaway and fans have been thrilled with glimpse into their holiday. But Alix dropped something else too recently. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Alix just worked on a commercial for fast food chain Carls Jr and even had a burger named after her. The Queso Crunch burger reportedly has creamy queso, pepper jack cheese, Pico de Gallo and seasoned crunchy Tortilla which are Alix's favorite chip. Paris Hilton joins Alix Earle in a fast food chain commercial And none other than Paris Hilton joined Alix in her commercial! "I honestly couldn't believe it," Alix exclusively told press. "It's the perfect little cameo moment in there." Paris's appearance is not just a cameo but a nod to her iconic Carl's Jr. campaigns of the 2000s which were extremely popular. Paris Hilton's appearance is a reference to old 2000s commercials "It's always fun working with Paris," said Alix who also worked with the singer last year, shared. "She's so smart and so down to earth." She also added, "She's someone who has such an inspiring trajectory. She's always giving me words of wisdom and advice and she's a great role model." Paris Hilton teases her new beauty label in Alix Earle's commercial Paris and Alix also posted their collaboration on Instagram. In the album, Paris and Alix are seen at a Carl's Jr outlet, seemingly for a drive-through order. Paris can also be seen gifting Alix a box of her products from her label Parivie which officially launched on May 7, 2025. Incidentally, Paris developed the label for more than two years alongside co-founder Alexandra Marsh and in partnership with 11:11 Media and Guthy‑Renker. The line features six core skincare products.
Yahoo
11-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Starcore signs LoI to lease Tortilla project in Mexico
Canadian miner Starcore International Mines has signed a non-binding letter of intent (LoI) with Manuel Felipe Arreguin Martinez to lease the latter's San Juan Nepomuceno project (the Tortilla project) in Queretaro, Mexico for ten years until 2034. The project includes six mineral claims and two properties. Under the lease agreement, Starcore will pay Manuel Felipe Arreguin Martinez 5m pesos ($268,500). The payments are structured with 2m pesos due upon signing the definitive agreement, followed by monthly payments of 500,000 pesos over the subsequent six months. Upon completion of all payments, Manuel Felipe will receive a 2% net smelter return (NSR) from the mineral production at the Tortilla project. During the lease period, it retains the option to sell all its claims and concessions to Starcore at a purchase price of $7m. The Tortilla project, located 150km from Santiago de Queretaro and in proximity to other mining operations, carries a rich history of mining activity dating back to 1557. The area was continuously mined until 1870, with the deposit originally known as El Doctor Mine. British interests later resumed exploration in the 19th century, but their operations were short-lived, and no historical production records exist. Starcore president and CEO Robert Eadie stated: 'Although there are no historical production records, based on the size of the old mine sites and average ore grades, we believe we have an excellent opportunity to capitalise on the untapped potential of the Tortilla project and the attractive price of silver which has been steadily increasing for years. 'Our exposure is minimal, and the possibilities could be extremely rewarding.' In June 2024, Starcore International Mines commenced exploration activities at the Kimoukro permit in central Cote d'Ivoire, 30km south of the capital, Yamoussoukro. "Starcore signs LoI to lease Tortilla project in Mexico" was originally created and published by Mining Technology, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site.
North Wales Live
03-07-2025
- Business
- North Wales Live
Tortila launches summer menu with protein pots and revamped salad
Tortilla has today launched its summer menu, with all-new Protein Pots and an upgraded salad offering. The Protein Pots are available for £5. Each pot features two scoops of clean protein with a choice of Chicken Asado, smoky Beef Barbacoa, juicy Pulled Pork, or Vegan Chilli paired with two of Tortilla's signature toppings and finished with a fresh lime wedge - with up to 62g of protein per pot. Tortilla's core salad offering has also been completely revamped. The new salad base now features a blend of Cos, kale and spinach, paired with Tajín cucumber salsa, a coriander and lime mayo dressing and a new toasted seeds and grains topper. Director of Food, James Garland, said: 'As we head into summer, I'm excited to introduce the next phase of our core menu revamp. This is the perfect opportunity to build on the foundations that make Tortilla the go-to for fresh, bold, flavour-driven food, starting with our Salad category refresh and the all-new Protein Pot side offering.' Tortilla has also teamed up with Just Eat to launch a summer bundle - a fully-loaded salad, a bag of chips, and a drink, for £14.95.
Wales Online
03-07-2025
- Business
- Wales Online
Tortila launches summer menu with protein pots and revamped salad
Tortila launches summer menu with protein pots and revamped salad The pots feature four protein choices as well as toppings Tortilla has today launched its summer menu, with all-new Protein Pots and an upgraded salad offering. The Protein Pots are available for £5. Each pot features two scoops of clean protein with a choice of Chicken Asado, smoky Beef Barbacoa, juicy Pulled Pork, or Vegan Chilli paired with two of Tortilla's signature toppings and finished with a fresh lime wedge - with up to 62g of protein per pot. Tortilla's core salad offering has also been completely revamped. The new salad base now features a blend of Cos, kale and spinach, paired with Tajín cucumber salsa, a coriander and lime mayo dressing and a new toasted seeds and grains topper. Director of Food, James Garland, said: 'As we head into summer, I'm excited to introduce the next phase of our core menu revamp. This is the perfect opportunity to build on the foundations that make Tortilla the go-to for fresh, bold, flavour-driven food, starting with our Salad category refresh and the all-new Protein Pot side offering.' Article continues below Tortilla has also teamed up with Just Eat to launch a summer bundle - a fully-loaded salad, a bag of chips, and a drink, for £14.95.
Daily Mail
21-05-2025
- Business
- Daily Mail
Burrito seller Tortilla Mexican Grill enjoys rebound in UK trade
Tortilla Mexican Grill's boss has hailed 'good progress' following a significant rebound in domestic like-for-like sales. The fast food chain revealed its comparable UK revenues improved from a 6 per cent drop in March 2024 to 6 per cent growth by December. They also expanded by 5.9 per cent in the first quarter of this year, outperforming the wider British restaurant sector by eight percentage points, and are up 6.2 per cent so far during the second quarter. While Tortilla's total like-for-like revenues marginally fell, its overall turnover increased by 3.5 per cent to £68million. The London-based firm said trading benefited from the addition of one UK company-owned site and a 'strong contribution' from its franchise sites, including those at travel hubs run by Upper Crust owner SSP. Tortilla's trade further benefited from the takeover of Fresh Burritos, the largest fast-casual Mexican restaurant group in France and the second-biggest in Europe. The £3.3million acquisition included 13 firm-owned leasehold restaurants operating across Paris and other big French cities, and 18 franchised locations. Due to costs related to buying Fresh Burritos, Tortilla's annual net losses tripled to £3.3million, with a further impact from impairments on some UK stores. Andy Naylor, chief executive of Tortilla, said: 'I am pleased to report good progress over the last 12 months towards our strategic goal of becoming a pan-European fast casual Mexican restaurant business.' Tortilla has continued to open stores with its franchise partners despite the subdued economic backdrop, including at Victoria and Liverpool Street stations in London, as well as Dubai's Silicon Central Mall and Circle Mall. It also launched a new central kitchen in Lille, which is three times the size of its UK facility, three months ago to help serve its venues at scale across France. While complex planning approval processes have stymied the firm's store conversion efforts in France, Naylor told investors that most French Burritos outlets will be converted to Tortilla by the end of 2025. Naylor replaced Richard Morris as Tortilla's boss in April 2024 after serving seven years as its chief financial officer. Tortilla was founded in 2007 by the Californian Brandon Stephens after he became frustrated at the lack of places selling high-quality burritos and tacos in London. Tortilla Mexican Grill shares were 1.2 per cent lower at 37.3p on late Wednesday afternoon and have contracted by around 28 per cent this year.
