Fiber-Powered Oat Snacks

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CORE Foods Supports Gut Health with Whole Grains & Prebiotic Fiber

— November 1, 2021 — Lifestyle
CORE Foods recently introduced its first-ever line of shareable snacks and the Fiber Powered Oat Snacks can be found in three varieties that support gut health. The shelf-stable snacks are powered by real, plant-based ingredients, including whole grains and five grams of prebiotic fiber. The gluten-free snack supports good gut health with satisfying flavors like Vegan Ranch, Sea Salt & Olive Oil and Peanut Butter.

While the brand is known for its refrigerated plant-based nutrition bars, these clean-label options can be found beyond the refrigerated section and the better-for-you snack was created as a "delicious upgrade to bland, boring crackers." These gut-healthy products stand out as fiber-powered oat snacks to support cravings for savory, sweet and salty snacking.

Trend Themes

  1. Plant-based Snacks — Opportunity to explore the fast-growing plant-based snack market by using whole grains and prebiotic fiber.
  2. Gut Health Focus — Opportunity to develop snacks that promote gut health, using prebiotic fiber and other ingredients.
  3. Clean-label Snacks — Opportunity to capitalize on the clean-label trend by creating snacks with healthier ingredients and no preservatives.

Industry Implications

  1. Snack Foods — With the growing snacking trend, innovation opportunities exist for healthy snack options with whole grains, prebiotic fiber, and other healthier alternatives to traditional snacks.
  2. Plant-based Foods — Opportunities exist for food manufacturers to create more plant-based options with clean labels and healthier ingredients to meet the needs of health-conscious consumers.
  3. Functional Foods — There is an opportunity for the functional food industry to create products that promote gut health, using ingredients such as prebiotic fiber and other nutrients to enhance digestive wellness.
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