In addition to being able to get a sense of what Young and Beautifood's 'Oink, Oink' pork rinds taste like plain, the brand also offers its snacks with white and milk chocolate coatings. Although pork is usually thought of as a savory flavor, the coated versions of these snacks give adventurous foodies the chance to indulge in flavors from dinner and dessert foods all at once.
Supperstudio was put to the task of developing packaging for Oink, Oink and developed a series of clean, colorful and crisp tubes to make this unusual pork product stand out on the shelves. As unconventional as the combination of pork and chocolate may be, the branding and packaging for this product manages to sell the idea and make it look quite decadent in the process.
Chocolate Pork Rinds
Oink, Oink Pork Rinds Are Covered with White and Milk Chocolate
Trend Themes
1. Sweet-savory Snacks - Brands could explore blending different flavor profiles to create unique snacks that offer adventurous foodies the chance to indulge in flavors from different meal courses all at once.
2. Unconventional Food Pairings - Brands could experiment with combining traditionally separate food items, to offer foodies a unique flavor experience.
3. Creative Packaging Design - Brands could invest in unique packaging designs that stand out on shelves and convey the uniqueness of their products.
Industry Implications
1. Snack Food Industry - Companies in the snack food industry can explore sweet-savory snack varieties to offer new and exciting flavors to consumers.
2. Confectionery Industry - Companies in the confectionery industry could experiment with using unconventional ingredients in their products to offer a unique flavor experience.
3. Packaging Design Industry - Companies in the packaging design industry could explore creating unique designs for unconventional food products, to make them stand out on shelves and appeal to adventurous foodies.