For January, a month sees people trying out plant-based diets for Veganuary, Salt & Straw is introducing a Vegandulgence Series that's full of indulgent vegan ice cream treats to highlight the deliciousness of non-dairy frozen desserts. In fact, Salt & Straw describes that "This isn’t just dairy-free ice cream—this is something you’ve never experienced before."
The series includes a total of five flavors: Banana & Peanut Butter Tofu Pudding, Rocky Road with Aquafaba Marshmallows, Lemon Cheesecake Crumble, Sunflower Butter Cups and Toasted Oat Milk & Cookies, an oat-based ice cream. Some of the standout ingredients in these non-dairy, entirely plant-based creations are white beans, cashew-based cheese and coconut yogurt.
As well as being able to enjoy these plant-based treats in-store, Salt & Straw also sells take-home pints.
Plant-Powered Frozen Desserts
Salt & Straw's Vegandugelnce Series Shares Vegan Ice Cream Treats
Trend Themes
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Plant-based Desserts — The rise of plant-based diets has created a demand for innovative and indulgent non-dairy desserts.
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Vegan Ice Cream — There is a growing trend towards vegan ice cream, creating new opportunities for delicious and cruelty-free frozen treats.
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Alternative Ingredients — The use of unique ingredients like white beans, cashew-based cheese, and coconut yogurt in plant-based desserts opens up possibilities for creative and flavor-rich options.
Industry Implications
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Food and Beverage — The food and beverage industry can capitalize on the demand for plant-based desserts by developing innovative and delicious non-dairy frozen treats.
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Frozen Dessert Manufacturing — Frozen dessert manufacturers can explore the market for vegan ice cream and offer a range of plant-based options to cater to the growing demand.
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Alternative Protein Products — Companies in the alternative protein industry could consider incorporating plant-based desserts into their product offerings, providing consumers with a wider variety of plant-based options.