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When sisters Mafe and Coco moved to the U.S. from Venezuela, something was missing that they just couldn’t live without: arepas, a gluten-free cornmeal toast alternative. Thus, began their journey to offer this staple to those wishing to bring the traditional flavors of Venezuelan culture to their home. Thicker than a tortilla, arepas are made from a pre-cooked cornmeal flour called Masarepa. They’re lightly cooked in a griddle until crispy on the outside yet still soft on the inside. Arepas are then filled or topped after cooking.
A Jaffle is a retro pocket sandwich originating In South Africa in which a sweet or savory filling is placed between two slices of bread, then placed in a “Jaffle Iron”, and toasted. Jafflz were created by South African native Meryl van der Merwe, a classically trained gourmet chef and doting mom dedicated to making flavorful, wholesome meals for health-conscious people on the go.
La Brea Bakery wants to assure consumers that their bakeries are up and running at full capacity and delivering to grocery stores nationwide, giving everyone access to bread that can be eaten that day, or stored in the freezer to be enjoyed at a later date.
Increase in demand for convenient food products and the trend for greater taste, safety and consistency are the major factors driving the global frozen bakery products market.
Thaw-and-serve, bake-off and portability directly influence the growth of frozen bakery products, according to a study conducted by Markets and Markets.
Diversified frozen bakery foods and desserts processor AHB Foods, Cherry Hill, N.J., acquired Cemac Foods Corp., a Philadelphia supplier of frozen cheesecakes to charity and private label customers.