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🛒 EGG-FREE MAYO RELAUNCHES AFTER INSTAGRAM POLL Five years after discontinuing its ultra-popular (and controversial) condiments, Eat Just, Inc. Just has responded to consumer’s wishes. The Just Mayo and Ranch ranges are returning to supermarket shelves, as the Californian company steps up its efforts to become profitable this year. 🌯 The relaunched dressings will be rolled out in the refrigerated section of Whole Foods stores nationwide from February, before entering the ambient aisles of additional retailers in March. Both products have been brought back in two flavours: original and chipotle. 🥚 The relaunch of Just Mayo comes after the company encountered calls from consumers “in the comments of nearly every JustEgg social post over the last four years”. The company recently held a poll on Instagram asking users if it should bring back its mayo and ranch, where 87% of its followers responded with ‘Yes!’ (only 2% said no, with the other 11% selecting ‘What even is that?’, reflecting how the company has onboarded new fans in the last few years). 🏪 Eat Just had originally launched its mayo in 2013, when the company was still called Hampton Creek. The product was subject to a lot of press attention and consumer excitement and quickly became one of the leading vegan mayonnaises on the market, available at Whole Foods Market, Walmart, Kroger and more. 📈 The focus is to now become financially sustainable and break even. “It’s the most important objective of the company and the team is focused on increasing the probability of achieving it,” the spokesperson told Green Queen. Asked what its goals for the year were, they responded: “To sell healthier, sustainable products to millions of consumers in a way that enables the company to sustain itself in the long term.” #GreenQueen #foodtech #sustainability #futurefoods #foodsystems

Looking for a healthy and delicious recipe to impress your guests? Try this oven-roasted chicken recipe! Packed with flavor and easy to make. Click on link below for the full recipe. #roastedchicken #recipe #dinner #food #foodie #cooking #delicious #easy #homemade #yum #linkedinfood #foodstagram #eat #healthy #chicken #greek #vadouvan #curry Link 👉

Zucchini #Turkey Burger Recipe for a Weeknight Meal I'm a big fan of grilling during the week. If I don't have to clean the kitchen after dinner, I am a happy girl. This recipe makes me super happy.  Not only do I not have to clean a lot after I eat, but I also get to enjoy turkey, which is one of my favorite meats. This Zucchini Turkey Burger Recipe for a Weeknight Meal is super juicy because I used dark turkey meat. Where can you find dark turkey ground meat? You can find this type of meat at most stores. The Keto diet I am on requires me to eat meat with more fat. More fat for grilling is wonderful because it helps prevent the meat from drying out. Try it and see. If you decide to use low-fat meat and find that it sticks too much to the grill, brush the meat with olive oil before (if possible) placing it on the grill. Zucchini Turkey Burger Recipe Visit the blog for more details. #sabrinasorganizing https://lnkd.in/e5tYYwFK #minutemeals #quickrecipes #darkgroundturkeymeat #groundturkey

Interesting piece from Kelly Beaton of The Food Institute on beef jerky – last year's #Snack50 study revealed some clear white space for the jerky / meat snacks category, with relevance for much larger snacking categories like salty snacks and even confectionary. Mary Mathes' deep dive into our database revealed further insight on the attraction to chewy snacks, especially with #GenZ. The update #Snack50 report will break mid-April, and will be interesting to see how the category has progressed, how it benchmarks to other snack categories, and how much growth headspace lies ahead... #consumerinsights #shoppermarketing #foodandbeverage https://lnkd.in/gEJRAiVD

"Craving Papa John's Papa Chicken Poppers? Here's Everything You Need to Know About the 15-piece Order" Papa John's Papa Chicken Poppers are a delicious and convenient option for those looking for a tasty snack or meal. With 15 pieces in each order, these bite-sized chicken pieces are perfect for sharing or enjoying on your own. Made with 100% white meat chicken and coated in a flavorful breading, these poppers are sure to satisfy your cravings. In this blog post, we will delve into everything you need to know about Papa John's Papa Chicken Poppers 15 piece. From the ingredients used to make them to how to enjoy them best, we will cover all the bases. Whether you're a fan of spicy food or prefer something milder, these poppers can be customized to suit your taste preferences. So, if you're curious about trying Papa John's Papa Chicken Poppers or simply want to learn more about this popular menu item, stay tuned for our in-depth exploration of everything you need to know about these delicious chicken poppers. #PapaJohns #PapaChickenPoppers #15piece #crispy #delicious #cheesy #savory #appetizer #menuitem #fastfood #chicken #snack #spicy #sauce #dipping #orderonline #delivery #calories #reviews #ingredients

I'm Spencer, and I'm ever truthful jealous of the chill fast-food items that are disposable successful places extracurricular the US. So, connected a recent travel to London, I ordered allllll the McDonald's items I can't get successful my location country. Here's my honorable reappraisal of the champion — and worst — foods you mightiness not adjacent cognize exist. 1. KitKat Ruby Chocolate McFlurry What it looks similar connected their tract vs. what I got: My rating: 8/10 This was 1 of the champion UK paper items that I tried, and the raspberry condiment tasted particularly bully erstwhile mixed with the semi-melted crystal cream. However, I don't deliberation it's for everyone. Like, I emotion sweets, but adjacent I couldn't decorativeness much than fractional of the McFlurry due to the fact that it was conscionable ~too much~. Also, this is decidedly 1 of those desserts that's much for achromatic cocoa lovers implicit beverage oregon acheronian cocoa (which I prefer). I deliberation a pump of blistery fudge would person elevated this adjacent more. Still, if you're looking for a cheap, saccharine treat, past you truly can't spell incorrect with this (also, McDonald's crystal pick machines successful the UK person ne'er been breached successful my galore experiences, truthful they're already a measurement up of the US). What it looks similar connected their tract vs. what I got: My rating: 5/10 If you're a vegetarian oregon vegan, past I deliberation this tin beryllium a decent (albeit flavorless) enactment for you, but I wouldn't enactment it astatine the apical of your must-try list. The paper point requires a spot of doctoring up, truthful beryllium prepared to bid immoderate other dipping sauces. In fact, I've had immoderate large meatless burgers successful my life, and this 1 technically had the close ingredients, but it someway didn't sensation similar I was eating anything. The patty was reallllly bland, truthful each wound was masked by the sensation of lettuce and tomato, which is wholly fine, but astatine that point, you're amended disconnected conscionable ordering a salad. I personally wouldn't urge this to anyone who's a nutrient eater (I mean, hello, McChickens beryllium for a reason), but if you're not, past I deliberation you tin wholly marque this work. Again, conscionable bid immoderate other sauces. What it looks similar connected their tract vs. what I got: My rating: 8.5/10 The container my dippers came successful was labeled "cheesy ail bites," truthful I felt particularly duped erstwhile I opened it up to find plain, aged mozzarella sticks. Even so, I'm thrilled to study that I thoroughly enjoyed them. Were they blistery (or adjacent warm) to touch? Nope. Did they pers...

🥩 Juicy Marbles’ plant-based whole cuts are retailing at a lower price than animal steak at Tesco Juicy Marbles' plant-based steak is priced at £9, with a special introductory offer of £6.75 for Tesco Clubcard holders. The pricing is notably lower than comparable animal-based fillet steaks (Sainsbury’s Beef Fillet Steak retails at £10.32). There has been a significant increase in demand for high-quality, versatile plant-based meat products, as indicated by Tesco's customer trends. This demand influenced Tesco's decision to stock Juicy Marbles' products. Juicy Marbles is positioned as a market leader in whole-cut plant-based meats, offering products that are recognised for their quality and versatility, which has been a key factor in their retail success and consumer appeal. Luka Sinček ✉️ Hungry for more on biotechnology shaping food's future? Devour the free subscription and join a list of founders, investors, and biotech enthusiasts leading the food revolution: betterbioeconomy.com

Hormel Foods has recently launched a new snack called Nut Duos. This treat includes two different flavors on two varieties of nuts. There are three options available: 1. Buffalo Cashews and Ranch Almonds, which have a cool and tangy taste. 2. Cocoa Cashews and Espresso Hazelnuts, which are bold and rich. 3. Parmesan Cheese Cashews and Peppercorn Pistachios, have a creamy, savory taste. All of the options are unique and offer complementary flavors that are sure to satisfy your taste buds. To learn more, check out Progressive Grocer's New Food Friday article.

OK, so how do you market cabbage? First, let me tell you how you don’t: As being ‘good for you’. Because before all you super healthy foodos start pissing your ski pants in excitement - everyone already knows cabbage is packed with nutritious minerals and vitamins and we should all be scoffing, juicing, snorting and injecting it by the field-load… Yet no bugger wants it. Cabbage ain’t got your avo appeal or superfood sexiness. It’s statistically the lowest priced, highest value veg in the supermarket. AKA no bugger wants it. If you’re gonna sell cabbage you’re gonna have to work harder than telling people they SHOULD eat it and start thinking how you make people WANT to eat it. To not just tolerate it… but to LIKE it. To forget their past associations of being served up soggy, over-boiled, tasteless turf by grandparents and dinner ladies... and look at it in a new way. For cabbage to sell, it’s gonna need a cauliflower-style ‘glow-up’. Once a similarly washed-up, cast-off of the veg shelf, caulis are reborn… vegan darlings, stars of every third veggie recipe reel, versatile beyond their wildest dreams. Not sure cabbage has it in it? Listen to this from celeb chef Nisha Katona: Nisha had a cabbage side in her restaurant. Routinely the least ordered dish. Instead of dropping it from the menu, she rebranded it ‘tangled greens’. Exactly the same dish… now the most ordered side. Laugh at the absurdity all you want… But no matter how good something is… it probably won’t sell itself. Especially if it’s not particularly exciting (like cabbage). If you’re really, really good. But you’re not selling… Or even landing… Give me a shout. I might be able to help you be more cauli 🙂 With messaging that sells like ‘tangled greens’ not… cabbage. Credit: Mr. cabbage Print - Laura Žaliauskaitė

Plant-based nuggets take the lead in a comprehensive blind taste test! 👏 A recent study by Food System Innovations reveals fascinating insights into consumer preferences for plant-based meats. Over 1,150 American omnivores participated in the study, which evaluated 45 plant-based products across various categories. Participants assessed the products on 15 sensory attributes, comparing the plant-based options to the animal-based equivalent. A standout finding is that plant-based nuggets outperformed the meat-based versions in the nugget category. 🙌 The taste test for nuggets included products from Impossible Foods, Quorn Foods and Rebellyous Foods. However, the study also highlights areas for improvement in other categories. Consumer satisfaction with plant-based bacon, burgers and hot dogs varies widely, showing the importance of achieving the right appearance, taste and texture in plant-based alternatives. 🥓 What innovations do you think are still needed to make plant-based meats more appealing to consumers? 👇 #PlantBased #Vegan #VeganFood #MeatAlternatives #MeatFree #ConsumerInsights (Image credit: Impossible Foods)