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America’s favorite protein breakfast brand[1], Jimmy Dean, is bringing breakfast lovers two new breakfast favorites in the form of warm, poppable bites. New Jimmy Dean Loaded Sausage Bites and Jimmy Dean Omelet Minis are made with premium, signature seasoned Jimmy Dean breakfast meats, real eggs and cheese and are served in a convenient single-serve cup, ready to enjoy in seconds at home or on-the-go.
Comax Flavors introduces the 2021 Flavor Trends divided into four distinct flavor collections. Immunity Boost focuses on consumers’ quest for functional foods and beverages while Breakfast Basics addresses consumers’ interest in breakfast at home or on the go. Home Baker taps into rediscovering baking and cooking at home while Chicken Soars spotlights consumers’ appetite for chicken and plant-based chicken alternatives.
Rooster & Lark is taking the work out of breakfast by offering all the vegetables for an omelette or scramble, pre-seasoned and flash frozen. Stop chopping and simply sauté and add fresh eggs at home.
Mikey's, the pioneer in gluten-free, dairy-free hand-held meals and snacks, is introducing two new savory flavors: Buffalo-Style Chicken and Cauliflower & Broccoli Cheddar.
A survey of 2,000 Americans found over three-quarters (78%) believe the morning meal has changed in recent years, with growing breakfast menus (64%), a wider array of options (64%) and healthier food choices (48%) becoming more on-trend.
Breakfast is considered to be the most important meal of the day, but a new survey by the “Hilton Breakfast Alliance” found that breakfast in America may actually be the most neglected meal of the day.
Kraft Heinz, Pittsburgh, Pa., developed Brunchables, a take on its Lunchables product, but now with the ability for consumers to build their own breakfast sandwiches.