INNATE Foods' dehydrated, vibrantly colored all-natural vegetable crisps offer an ultra-healthy way to satisfy one's desire for a richly textured snack that is not a potato chip.
There are some vegetables like carrots, celery, cherry tomatoes and peppers that are often associated with snacking, but beetroot, spinach and butternut squash are often excluded from this list. But INNATE Foods is reversing this notion by making snacking squares with each of these nutrient-dense vegetables that are often only consumed alongside a dinner meal.
In all, these 100% natural, vegan, Paleo and gluten-free nourishing vegetable squares are free from dairy, grains, added sugar and artificial ingredients. At the recent Farm Shop & Deli Show, INNATE Foods received the Great New Idea award for its healthy new snack product.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Natural Vegetable Snacks
- The trend of natural vegetable snacks presents opportunities for innovative, healthy snack products.
- Reviving Overlooked Vegetables
- Reviving overlooked vegetables like beetroot, spinach, and butternut squash for snacking presents new opportunities for product development.
- Nutrient-dense Snack Options
- The trend of nutrient-dense snack options opens opportunities for creating snacks that are both flavorful and nourishing.
Where This Applies
- Health Food Industry
- The health food industry can leverage the trend of natural vegetable snacks to create innovative and nutritious products.
- Snack Food Industry
- The snack food industry can explore the trend of reviving overlooked vegetables to introduce new and exciting snack options.
- Gluten-free Market
- The gluten-free market can benefit from the trend of nutrient-dense snack options by offering innovative gluten-free snacks that are packed with nutrients.
