Eat right and save money on 'Salad Wednesdays' at Edwards AFB Exchange restaurants Published June 3, 2014 By Jusika Martinez Army & Air Force Exchange Service Public Affairs EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Army & Air Force Exchange Service restaurants are helping Airmen and their families eat healthy while saving money with "Salad Wednesdays." Every Wednesday, guests can take $2 off any salad priced $4 or more at participating Edwards AFB Exchange direct-operated restaurants. "Salad Wednesdays" are part of the Exchange's Operation BEFIT initiative, designed to promote health and wellness. "Saving money while eating right is good for the body and the wallet," said the Exchange's Food Court Manager Javier Torres. "The Exchange wants to do its part by ensuring Airmen have a selection of good food that's good for them and affordable, too." Besides saving $2 on salads each Wednesday, customers who pay with their MILITARY STAR card receive an additional 10 percent off at Exchange restaurants. Exchange restaurants are open to anyone - whether military, civil service, contractor or visitor.