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Salt & Straw's Upcycled Foods Series Rescues Wasted Food

There's 229 million tons of food that goes unsold or uneaten each year and to reduce this number in a creative way, Salt & Straw teamed up with five brands to create The Upcycled Foods Series. These special ice cream flavors are officially Upcycled Certified, awarded by the Upcycled Food Association.

To create Day-Old Bread Pudding & Chocolate Ganache, Salt & Straw worked with Urban Gleaners for a self-explanatory ice cream that rescues fresh, unsold food. The collection features other similarly named ice cream flavors that tell the story of ingredients that have also been given a new life in a delicious way.

While Cacao Pulp & Chocolate Stracciatella Gelato helps to reduce the number of cacao pods that go to waste, Malted Chocolate Barley Milk is a vegan-friendly variety that uses barley rice protein from EverGrain, AB InBev’s sustainable ingredient business.
Trend Themes
1. Upcycled Foods - Opportunity to innovate by creating new products and recipes that utilize ingredients that would otherwise go to waste.
2. Sustainable Ingredients - Opportunity to develop and market products that incorporate sustainable ingredients, appealing to environmentally conscious consumers.
3. Collaborative Partnerships - Opportunity to collaborate with other brands and organizations to create unique and socially responsible food products.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can explore upcycled ingredient offerings and incorporate sustainable ingredients to meet consumer demand for eco-friendly options.
2. Hospitality and Restaurants - Restaurants and hospitality businesses can incorporate upcycled ingredient ice creams and other upcycled food offerings into their menus, showcasing their commitment to reducing food waste.
3. Sustainability and Recycling - Companies in the sustainability and recycling industry can collaborate with food brands to develop innovative solutions for transforming food waste into valuable products.

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