Ancient Grain Tots

RollinGreens Makes Healthy Tots with Millet Instead of Potatoes

As an alternative to comforting tater tots made with chunks of potatoes, RollinGreens launched a collection of healthy tots made with the gluten-free ancient whole grain millet—which is actually "a pseudo grain and a member of the grass family," as RollinGreens describes.

In comparison to classic deep-fried potato tots, this modern, reimagined product boasts rich, nutrient-dense ingredients. Millet is extremely high in both iron and magnesium, which makes it one of the easiest grains to digest. Millet also supplies the body with calcium, manganese, fiber, B vitamins and antioxidants.

RollinGreens' bite-sized, cubed Millet Tots are offered in a range of flavors, including Spicy-Sweet, Italian Herb and Original with Sea Salt and Onion Flakes, which were unveiled at the Natural Products Expo West 2017.

Trend Themes

  1. Healthy Alternative Snacks — RollinGreens' use of millet instead of potatoes in their tots reflects the growing trend of healthier snack alternatives that prioritize nutrient-rich ingredients.
  2. Ancient Grains — The use of millet in RollinGreens' tots taps into the trend of incorporating ancient grains into modern food products, adding nutritional value and variety.
  3. Gluten-free Products — RollinGreens' gluten-free tots cater to the increasing demand for gluten-free options, providing a tasty and nutritious alternative to traditional tater tots.

Industry Implications

  1. Food and Beverage — The food and beverage industry can explore incorporating ancient grains and nutrient-rich ingredients to meet the demand for healthier, gluten-free snack options.
  2. Alternative Snacks — The alternative snacks industry can find opportunities to innovate by using ancient grains like millet to create healthier, gluten-free alternatives to traditional snacks.
  3. Health and Wellness — The health and wellness industry can take advantage of the growing demand for nutrient-rich snacks by offering products that incorporate ancient grains and provide gluten-free options.

Related Ideas

Similar Ideas
VIEW FULL ARTICLE & IMAGES