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BREAKS' Oat Milk Chocolate Snacks Feature Indulgent Mix-Ins

Consumers are increasingly seeking out oat milk chocolate snacks and showing a growing preference for plant-based alternatives over traditional milk chocolate options—and BREAKS' new snack line aligns with this. BREAKS will be entering stores soon but not before it's previewed at the upcoming Sweets and Snacks Expo. At the event, attendees will get the first look at the satisfying snacks in varieties like Salted Sunflower Seed, Gluten-Free Pretzel, and Coconut and Quinoa.

These rich oat milk chocolate bark snacks feature rich mix-ins and BREAKS by Scharffen Berger marks the brand's first foray into the snack aisle. The 43% oat milk chocolate sweetened with coconut sugar offers an updated take on sweet snacking that meets the taste preferences and values of today's consumers.
Trend Themes
1. Oat Milk Chocolate Snacks - Brands can capitalize on the growing demand for oat milk chocolate snacks by creating innovative blends with unique mix-ins and updated packaging designs.
2. Plant-based Alternatives - Companies in the food and beverage industry can invest in plant-based alternatives in response to the increasing demand for sustainable and ethical products.
3. Indulgent Mix-ins - Food brands can attract consumers by creating indulgent snacks with a variety of mix-ins such as seeds, nuts, and dried fruit that are healthy and flavorful.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can leverage the growing demand for plant-based, dairy-free snacks and expand their product offerings to cater to a wider audience.
2. Snack Foods - The snack foods industry can incorporate unique flavors and mix-ins to create innovative and differentiated products that align with consumers' changing tastes and preferences.
3. Packaging Design - The packaging design industry can innovate by creating eco-friendly and visually appealing packaging solutions that communicate the brand's values and appeal to ethically-conscious consumers.

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