For individuals fond of baking, holiday chocolate chips and all other holiday-inspired ingredients are necessary to create a truly festive dessert. Many brands in the baking and culinary categories are aware of this and as a result, around this time of year, many new and limited-edition products are launched to capture the attention of consumers.
Supernatural Kitchen, for example, just recently debuted its Plant-Based Holiday Chocolate Chips. Marketed as "the first dye-free baking chips ever," the product pairs white chocolate with plant-based colors (white, green, and red to symbolize Christmas) and creamy coconut milk. The launch of the Plant-Based Holiday Chocolate Chips is part of Supernatural Kitchen's corn-free collection. The chips can be included in trail mixes, cookies, protein balls, drip cakes, brownies, gingerbread houses, and much more.
Plant-Based Baking Chips
Supernatural Kitchen Debuts its Holiday Chocolate Chips
Trend Themes
1. Plant-based Baking Ingredients - Supernatural Kitchen's Plant-Based Holiday Chocolate Chips provide a disruptive innovation opportunity for companies to create more plant-based baking ingredients using natural coloring.
2. Dye-free Products - The launch of Supernatural Kitchen's dye-free baking chips opens up opportunities for companies to invest in cleaner, non-toxic ingredients for food products.
3. Limited-edition Holiday-inspired Foods - Holiday-inspired food products are expected around this time of the year; businesses can capitalize on this trend by launching limited-edition, festive food items to attract consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can seize the disruptive innovation opportunity of catering to the increasing consumer preference for plant-based and natural ingredients in their products.
2. Baking - The baking industry can leverage this trend of plant-based and natural ingredients to create cleaner and safer baking materials, fulfilling the demand of health-conscious and environmentally friendly consumers.
3. Retail - Retailers can capitalize on the limited-edition holiday-inspired food products trend by stocking up on limited edition products that appeal to consumers' sense of festivity and uniqueness.