Digital food content publisher So Yummy and consumer kitchenware brand bella came together to create the So Yummy by bella collection, which shares accessibly priced kitchen solutions exclusively through Target. Each item in the line is priced at $24.99 and the products provide access to more than 100 recipes that inspire creative kitchen hacks, tips and tricks. For instance, the mini juicer can be used to prepare Creamy Pink Limeade and the rice cooker can make carrot cake oatmeal.
"At So Yummy, we've played with every air fryer on the market and what you find is every size and variation imaginable—with more buttons and knobs than I can count," said Sharon Rechter, Co-Founder & President at So Yummy, "We wanted to simplify it for you. One size and one button, but endless possibilities."
Digital-First Kitchen Collections
So Yummy by bella Products Come with Access to 100+ Recipes
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
1. Digital Food Content Publishing - The collaboration between So Yummy and bella highlights the potential for digital food content publishers to expand their reach by partnering with consumer kitchenware brands.
2. Consumer Kitchenware - The So Yummy by bella collection demonstrates how consumer kitchenware brands can enhance their offerings by incorporating digital features and providing access to recipe databases.
3. Retail - The exclusive partnership between So Yummy by bella and Target showcases the potential for retailers to collaborate with digital publishers and consumer brands to create unique kitchenware product lines.