NYC food
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4 months agoPB&J Transcends the Lunchbox
Pastry chefs are creatively reinventing peanut butter and jelly desserts, combining traditional flavors with modern techniques.
Mission Barns has developed animal-free, cultured pork fat that has received USDA approval, allowing the startup to sell the fat to consumers as an ingredient for meat alternatives.
The Presto Waffle Bowl Maker scratches every one of those itches PERFECTLY. Ladle your batter in, shut the lid, wait for a bit, and you've got a literal edible bowl made of waffle batter.
Nutella is introducing its first new flavor in over 60 years—Nutella Peanut—aimed specifically at American consumers, merging hazelnut cocoa with roasted peanut flavor.
DiGiorno's Wood Fired Style Crust Pizza offers an authentic pizzeria experience with crispy edges, light char, and chewy texture, crafted without complex prep.
Hormbles Chormbles may sound like gibberish, but this new kind of candy bar actually 'makes sense.' The brand's slogan, 'Make Candy Make Sense,' suggests a guilt-free alternative to a world full of sugar. Each bar of chocolate contains 10g of protein, 0g sugar, and just 100 calories.
This investment is a testament to our growth strategy in North America and strengthens our position as an innovative solutions provider, explains Nico Stobinski, Zentis Group CEO.
Though not the miracle cures they were marketed to be, those purported magical potions put the masses under a spell. That said, the trouble with mainstream success is finding new ways to reinvent the flavor wheel.