Nature's Garden, the widely popular healthy and snack food brand that has made its mission to prove that wellness and deliciousness needn't be mutually exclusive, knocked it out of the park with the recent offering of a new pair of sweet snacks that stay true to its ethos.
The brand, owned by Cibo Vita, offered up two delicious products in the form of its 'Oat Milk Chocolate Covered Strawberry Almonds' and the 'Probiotic Strawberry Yoggies.' The strawberry almonds make use of premium cocoa sourced from Colombia and used as sheathing for the almond, ultimately elevated by strawberry. Meanwhile, the yoggies range makes use of real strawberry pieces lathered in yogurt.
The strawberry almond snacks are fully vegan while the yoggies are certified kosher, allowing these new introductions to cater to a diverse range of customers.
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Tantalizing Sweet Snacks
These 'Nature's Garden' Snacks Offer Well-Layered Flavor Profiles
Trend Themes
1. Healthy Sweet Snacks - Nature's Garden is leading a trend of delicious snacks that are also healthy, creating opportunities for companies to develop similarly well-layered flavor profiles.
2. Vegan Snacks - The success of Nature's Garden's vegan 'Oat Milk Chocolate Covered Strawberry Almonds' points to a growing trend of consumers seeking plant-based snack options.
3. Probiotic Snacks - The popularity of Nature's Garden's 'Probiotic Strawberry Yoggies' showcases the trend of consumers looking for snacks that promote gut health and overall wellness.
Industry Implications
1. Snack Food Industry - The success of Nature's Garden's delicious and healthy snacks highlights opportunities for companies within the snack food industry to create similar products.
2. Health Food Industry - The rise of healthy snacking presents opportunities for companies in the health food industry to develop snacks that cater to both taste and well-being.
3. Plant-based Food Industry - With the success of Nature's Garden's vegan snack option, there is potential for growth in the plant-based food industry, particularly in the snack sector.