What's new on the shelf?
Grown-up sweet treats, lollipop custard and grape-skin wine are some of the products hitting the shelves in time for summer.
Grown-up sweet treats
Bailey’s and Sara Lee have teamed up for a multi-year partnership. The first desserts released from the range are a baked cheesecake and a chocolate pudding, with Baileys-flavoured sauce and toppings.
Bee-free honey
Fooditive will begin large-scale production of its bio-identical bee-free honey in 2023. The plant-based honey is made during a biotech process which replicates the metabolic processes that occur in the honeybee stomach.
https://www.fooditivegroup.com/
Grape skin wine
Chapel Hill Winery has launched a canned, spritzy drink made out of wine waste. Garden Gris Piquette and Escape Room Piquette are made from pressed grape skins and are intended to be a seltzer-like, refreshing beverage.
https://www.chapelhillwine.com.au/
‘Bean to bar’ plant-based chocolate
Alongside its plant-based chocolate bars, the Loving Earth plant-based product line has expanded to include superfood powders, grain-free cereals, nut butters, teas and drinking chocolates.
Ice cream duos
Blue Ribbon has launched Delicious Duos ice cream, which mixes ice cream with crunchy pieces and swirls of sauce. It combines two complementing flavours in a single tub to create a dessert combination.
https://www.streetsicecream.com.au/brands/blue-ribbon.html
Lollipop-flavoured custard
Chupa Chups has paired with Pauls to create a custard in its Strawberry Cream lollipop flavour.
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