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2021 Predictions: FLAVORS, SPICES & SEASONINGS

Flavored Nation

It’s all about flavor. That truth may be self-evident, yet it’s never been more manifest.

Dotty Griffith

December 31, 2020

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With the recent jump in home cooking, the role of flavor has been especially magnified as food serves a magnified role in providing excitement, comfort, health, indulgence, self-care, and family bonding.

Boulder Canyon Kettle-Cooked Potato Chips

Flavors include Cranberry, Pumpkin Pie, Stuffing and Turkey & Gravy

November 28, 2014

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In the spirit of the most anticipated meal of the year, Boulder Canyon Foods introduces Thanksgiving Feast, a new line of kettle-cooked potato chips inspired by the flavors of the season.

Culinary Herbs, Pastes

SupHerb Farms Fusions make it easy to develop and differentiate flatbread sauces and toppings

August 25, 2014

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Recent findings released from Technomic indicate “27% of consumers would consider ordering a flatbread crust for their pizza (up from 23% in 2012), and 64% would like pizza establishments to offer premium ingredients/toppings.”

Savory Ingredients Market

Industry researcher projects nearly $13.3 billion in global sales of savory ingredients by 2019.

August 4, 2014

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Yeast extract volumes have increased considerably in Europe in the period up to 2010. Most European producers are running at or near capacity. New investments have mainly been focused in Asia with the intention of importing into Europe.

Sauce Science

Food scientists, chefs blend common and commercial ingredients to create delicious, authentic sauces.

Ellen Hurwitz, Contributing Editor

July 23, 2014

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Knowing which ingredients to reach for and how a product should be processed are the keys to a successful product launch

Citrus Flavor Formulation

Citrus might be indigenous to Asia, but the bright flavors and intoxicating aromas are at home around the globe.

Robert Danhi

June 12, 2014

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It wasn’t too long ago, the humble lemon was relegated primarily to being tied up in a swatch of cloth for squeezing on fish or juiced for lemonade.

Flavor Adventure Inside

More supermarket shoppers are finding flavor and appetite adventure in bottles of new dressings, sauces and spreads.

Robert Garrison

March 14, 2014

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Consumers know such familiar phrases as “time in a bottle” and a “message in a bottle.”

Savoring the Snack and Candy Markets

Sustainability proves a selling point for candies, and environmental concerns benefit chocolate introductions in particular.

William A. Roberts, Jr.

March 14, 2014

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Chocolate consumers have been inundated with positive health news surrounding the confection in recent years.

Complex Spicy, Hot Flavors

For several years, adding spice to recipes and formulations was all about adding heat. Today, however, consumers like dishes with the juxtaposition of heat select sweet, hot, sour and umami flavors.

Barbara Zatto

February 17, 2014

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For several years, adding spice to recipes and formulations was all about adding heat.

Peppers, Spices Turn up the Heat

The rise of niche Latin cuisine and Asian fare -- including Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Malaysian and Indian -- highlights a new love affair with scorching flavors.

Kantha Shelke PhD, CFS

February 17, 2014

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The push to grow ever hotter peppers continues to make front-page news, but even the most fringe fire-eaters are being left behind as the capsaicin concentration crosses the barriers of human ability to tolerate them

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Improper R&D processing thick products virtually guarantee failures at the plant. MicroThermics has extensive experience processing thick products including puddings, cheese sauces, fruit sauces & purées, concentrates, ice creams, cream cheese, and more.

According to the research organization, Statista, the sales of cold-brewed coffee are forecast to reach nearly $1 billion by 2025, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 24 per cent from the base year of 2015.