First find the difference in sales by subtracting the initial number of boxes sold from the final number: 25 boxes - 10 boxes = <<25-10=15>>15 boxes
Then divide that number by the initial number of boxes and multiply by 100% to find the percentage increase: 15 boxes / 10 boxes * 100% = 150%. Answer: \boxed{150}.
In an effort to increase sales of spinach rolls, a vendor offered samples at a grocery store. The store sold an average of 10 boxes a day without offering samples. On the day the vendor offered samples, the store sold 25 boxes. What was the percent increase in sales of spinach rolls when samples were offered?
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