Peanut Butter-Filled Pretzel Sticks

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The Quinn Filled Pretzel Sticks Come in Two Flavor Options

Quinn Filled Pretzel Sticks have been created by the better-for-you snack brand as a new take on a classic treat for consumers to try out that will satisfy cravings in a free-from way. The product starts off with gluten-free pretzel sticks that have been filled with peanut butter to give them a rich, crispy and nutty profile that also features three-grams of protein and two-grams of sugar in each serving. The snack comes in two flavors including Peanut Butter and Peanut Butter & Honey, which are each free form artificial ingredients.

Quinn Filled Pretzel Sticks are each corn-free, soy-free, non-GMO, dairy-free and gluten-free to maximize their ability to work well for consumers who are seeking out free-from indulgences.
Trend Themes
1. Free-from Snacking - As consumer awareness around dietary restrictions grows, free-from snacks such as gluten-free pretzel sticks offer an inclusive option for diverse dietary needs.
2. Protein-enriched Snacks - With the rising demand for protein-rich foods, snacks offering added protein content like these pretzel sticks highlight an opportunity for nutrient-dense convenience.
3. Alternative Ingredients - Utilizing alternative ingredients to create traditional snacks without common allergens taps into a growing market of consumers seeking healthier indulgence options.
Industry Implications
1. Better-for-you Snacks - The better-for-you snack industry is evolving to provide products that cater to health-conscious consumers seeking flavorful yet healthful alternatives.
2. Gluten-free Products - With an increasing number of consumers choosing gluten-free diets, the market for gluten-free foods continues to expand, driving innovation in product offerings.
3. Functional Foods - The focus on functional foods is rising, as consumers look for snacks that not only satisfy cravings but also offer additional health benefits like added protein.

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