Oatly has launched a brand new vanilla vegan soft serve ice cream that is designed to make it easier than ever for food service businesses to go about providing deliciously satisfying vegan vanilla soft serve to their customers.
The 'Oatly Vanilla Soft Serve' ice cream, which is free of dairy as well as nuts and gluten, is sold in a carton form and simply needs to be poured into a soft-serve machine in order to generate creamy and luscious vegan vanilla soft serve. The product has already been signed up for exciting collaborations, with the Neat Burger chain set to incorporate it into soft serve shakes, while the JENKI matcha beverage company is set to use it to go about crafting a delectable matcha soft serve.
With a shelf life of 100 days from manufacturing, this vegan soft serve is ideally positioned for use by food service providers and live venues.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Vegan Soft Serve
- The rise of vegan soft serve presents an opportunity for food service businesses to tap into the growing demand for plant-based desserts.
- Alternative Dairy Products
- The development of dairy-free products like Oatly's vanilla vegan soft serve offers a disruptive innovation opportunity for companies looking to cater to consumers with dietary restrictions or preferences.
- Collaborative Partnerships
- Forming collaborations between food service businesses and vegan soft serve manufacturers can lead to innovative menu creations, such as soft serve shakes and matcha soft serve.
Sectors Adopting This
- Food Service
- The food service industry can capitalize on the trend towards vegan soft serve by offering a variety of dairy-free options to meet the needs of vegan and health-conscious customers.
- Alternative Dairy
- The growing popularity of alternative dairy products provides a business opportunity for companies specializing in plant-based ingredients and formulations.
- Beverage
- Beverage companies can explore collaborations with vegan soft serve manufacturers to create unique beverage offerings, such as matcha soft serve incorporated into matcha beverages.
