This will be a holiday season like no other. COVID has upended countless aspects of American life, and the fall and winter holidays will be no exception.
Tag: Sweet Goods
Sweet goods: Navigating shifting consumer needs
When times are tough, people crave comfort foods. That’s Food Marketing 101. But during the COVID outbreak, putting that knowledge into practice has proven to be a bit more complicated.
Seasonal indulgence with sweet goods and snacks
It’s been a tough year, and consumers are ready to indulge this holiday season.
Frozed baked goods: operational challenges and how to overcome them
Dr. Yanling Yin, director of R&D bakery applications for Lenexa-based Corbion, discusses some of the biggest operational challenges associated with frozen baked goods and how bakers can address them with the right combination of ingredients.
Making – and keeping – baked goods fresh
What makes baked goods “fresh”? Consumers use more than just their taste buds to answer that question. Take sight. It’s a truism in the retail world that people buy with their eyes, and baked goods are no exception. Bread should have a nice golden color, and it shouldn’t look squished or smashed. Sweet baked goods should appear moist. They shouldn’t be oiling or look too wet. If they have icing, it shouldn’t be dry or cracked.
Sustainability takes center stage
“Good for you” has a long track record. Food producers and marketers have been touting the health benefits of their products for as long as there’s been food to sell.
Extending shelf life of in-store baked goods
What factors are driving consumer demands for sweet baked goods? Discover the top trends shaping the industry and learn how Corbion can help you deliver.
Donuts in demand, all day long
Donuts are as popular now as they’ve ever been. And now more than ever, they’re in demand as a go-to item during dayparts other than morning.
Baked goods draw on consumers’ links to the past
With just a few words, Don Draper, the advertising genius on “Mad Men,” sums up nostalgia’s ability to tell a compelling story, stir consumers’ emotions — and open up their wallets.