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These Shiitake Mushroom Candy Canes Taste Like Cooked Mushrooms

Just when it seemed that every possible flavor of candy canes already existed, Archie McPhee has begun selling new Shiitake Mushroom Candy Canes.

Archie McPhee is a novelty brand that has previously sold pickle and rotisserie chicken-flavored candy canes in the past. Now the brand is offering up Shiitake Mushroom Candy Canes. These unusual candy canes feature a brown and white striped design and apparently taste just like cooked mushrooms. As Archie McPhee includes in the product description: "Shiitake Mushroom Candy Canes may seem odd at first, but they’re sprouting up all over the place." The brand even claims that Santa is a fan of the fungi-infused confection.

The Shiitake Mushroom Candy Canes are currently available from Archie McPhee in boxes of six.
Trend Themes
1. Mushroom-flavored Confections - The trend of mushroom-flavored candies presents an opportunity for companies to experiment with unique flavor combinations.
2. Unconventional Candy Cane Flavors - The trend of creating unusual candy cane flavors provides an opportunity for brands to differentiate themselves from competitors and create a buzz around their products.
3. Novelty Food Products - The trend of releasing novelty food products presents an opportunity for brands to tap into the growing demand for unique and unconventional products.
Industry Implications
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2. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can tap into the trend of creating novelty products by exploring unconventional flavors and introducing fun and unexpected packaging designs.
3. Marketing and Advertising - The marketing and advertising industry can use the trend of unconventional products to create buzz and generate interest in their clients' products.

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