Items Tagged with 'simple ingredients'

ALOHA is introducing a Key Lime Protein Bar featuring 14g of protein and 10g of fiber, made with simple, plant-based ingredients. The limited-run launch highlights rising interest in citrus flavors paired with clean-label, better-for-you snack formulations.

Jif introduced Simply Unsweetened Creamy Peanut Butter Spread made with peanuts, salt and palm oil. The product delivers 8g of plant-based protein per serving and reflects growing demand for simplified ingredient lists.

RXBAR introduced Protein Energy Bites, a minimally formulated snack designed for consumers seeking small, nutrient-dense options without added sugars. The bites offer 8–10 grams of protein per serving and come in two flavors, rolling out to select retailers now and nationwide in December.

Born Simple has revamped its Better Bowls line with double the chicken, new seasoning blends and four updated SKUs targeting Gen Z and Millennial consumers. The 60-second boxed meals use recyclable Tetra Pak packaging and will roll out nationwide through Walmart, Amazon and regional retailers.

The transformation is directly shaped by insights from Sam’s Club’s Member’s Mark Community, with 72% of members surveyed actively seeking minimally processed foods and 90% stating they either live or aspire to live a healthier lifestyle. These preferences have guided the brand’s formulation, sourcing and packaging standards — ensuring Member’s Mark products evolve in step with modern consumer values.

With 18g of protein, just six recognizable ingredients, and a creamy, satisfying texture, the new RXBAR is made to support strength.

The clean label product, aiming for a restaurant-quality taste made with simple ingredients, was conceived by two former food truck operators.

Solely says it used its signature, patented cold-pressing process to transform dried green bananas into a traditional fusilli shape and texture. The dark-colored Organic Green Banana Fusilli Pasta cooks to an al-dente texture in just four minutes and is ready to be topped with a sauce or other ingredients.

You might be starting from scratch in a kitchen, or perhaps you already have a recipe you like. Either way, now is the time to think forward. You’re going to be choosing the ingredients and packaging you need to meet consumer expectations, support the statements and claims you want to make, and match way you expect to manufacture it.    

Michael Angelo's sauces are made with fewer than 10 ingredients, and, unlike many other jarred sauces, do not contain tomato paste or added sugars, delivering uncompromising, Italian flavor.