Articles Tagged with ''coconut milk''

Forager Project adds four flavored 5oz Greek Style Yogurt cups and a 24oz Vanilla tub, less than a year after launching its bestselling Unsweetened Plain. The organic, dairy-free lineup delivers up to 11g plant-based protein with no gums or added oils.

Laird Superfood has updated its Creamer with Lion’s Mane using organic coconut milk and organic vanilla extract. The refrigerated line now includes a caramel option and debuts packaging made with post-consumer recycled plastic.

The line is made with coconut milk and organic coconut sugar, and the brand’s seasonal flavors, including Pumpkin Spice and Peppermint Mocha will also be available in the larger size later in the year.

All products are low in sugar, kosher, dairy-free, gluten-free, vegan and Non-GMO Project Verified, with no added oils or artificial flavorings.

Smoothie Starter™ could transform morning rituals, offering consumers an organic and convenient base to create nutrient-dense smoothies in seconds

In addition to its original slow-simmered bone broth, the Nona Lim lineup now includes soups, fresh noodles, stir-fry kits and the latest Instant Noodle Bowls and Heat & Serve Meat Entrees.

Whether you pour it, spread it, slice it or spoon it—plant-based dairy options are making inroads in consumer kitchens. Retail 2021 data from the Good Food Institute and SPINS showed plant-based milk category sales at $2.6 billion alone with one- and three-year growth figures of 4% and 33% respectively. Moreover, plant-based milks enjoyed a 16% share of market two years ago and 42% share of household penetration.

As flexitarians look for more ways to incorporate plant-based foods into their diets and morning routines, plant-based pioneers Silk and So Delicious Dairy Free are innovating to meet this demand with offerings that deliver on both quality and taste with new flavors.

Celebrating all things pumpkin spice, the Pumpkin Pie ice cream is made with pumpkin purée, pie crust crumbles and, NadaMoo!'s signature creamy coconut milk base. 

Featuring high-quality ingredients and Indian family recipes, Maya Kaimal Foods is committed to taking the time to carefully prepare its namesake products, so consumers don't have to. The new Inspired Soup options are ready to eat, and simply need to be heated on the stovetop or in a microwave-safe container.