When we're all boarded up in a mall somewhere during the zombie apocalypse, at least we can still enjoy a PB&J sandwich. Mark One Foods' latest delicacy, the 'candwich,' is a sandwich in a can.
Candwich is available in peanut butter and strawberry or grape jelly, as well as BBQ chicken varieties. Simply pop the tab as you would a can of Coke and lunch is served. Not only do you get a sandwich in a can, but both peanut butter and jelly candwiches contain a candy surprise inside. Mark One Foods plans spin-off canned sandwich creations like Pepperoni Pizza and French Toast.
Candwiches are sold in 3oz cans and allegedly have an excellent shelf life, according to its creators. They're perfect for campers, astronauts and kids who are tired of bullies stealing their lunch. Grab a six pack of candwiches and head out on the trail this summer.
What's Driving This Trend
- Canned Food Innovation
- The creation of candwiches showcases the potential for innovative and convenient canned food products.
- Novelty Food Packaging
- The unique concept of sandwiches in a can presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in food packaging and presentation.
- Alternative Lunch Options
- Candwiches offer an alternative lunch option for various scenarios, indicating a growing trend in convenient and portable meals.
Who This Affects Most
- Food and Beverage
- The food and beverage industry can explore the development of new canned food products, focusing on convenience and innovation.
- Packaging and Labeling
- The packaging and labeling industry has the potential to revolutionize food packaging by creating novel and functional designs for canned sandwiches.
- Convenience and Snack Foods
- The convenience and snack foods industry can capitalize on the demand for portable and unique lunch options by introducing innovative products like candwiches.
