Ready-to-eat tamales, plant-based bacon, and single origin spices are on this week’s roundup of new products.
FILLO’S: Walking Tamales
FILLO’S recently launched its version of a Latin American classic with Walking Tamales — a shelf-stable, clean-label, and ready-to-eat tamale — in several flavors:
- Bean Salsa Verde (Mild)
- Bean Salsa Roja (Medium)
- Bean Salsa Habanero (Hot)
- Mexican Chocolate Almond (Mild)
- Peanut Butter Piloncillo (Mild)
- Strawberry Coconut (Mild)
The new product resembles existing bar products in size and shape and can be eaten straight from the package or warmed in the microwave. Some varieties contain as much as 7 grams of protein per bar.
Walking Tamales are available online through www.fillos.com and Amazon, priced at $17.99 per pack of seven.
OZO: Plant-Based Bacon
OZO announced the retail launch of its True Bite Plant-Based Bacon product in three flavors — Cracked Black Pepper, Applewood Smoke, and Spicy Jalapeño.
This first-of-its-kind plant-based bacon mirrors the taste and texture of conventional bacon, but with less fat and zero cholesterol.
The new product is now available in Sprouts Farmers Market nationwide and will soon be rolling out to more retailers.
Burlap & Barrel: Single Origin Spices
Burlap & Barrel announced the launch of four new single origin spices:
- Nyanza Vanilla Powder, made from fresh whole pods (six per jar) grown in Tanzania ($19.99 per 0.9 oz jar)
- Prasad’s Curry Leaf Powder, ground from curry leaves grown in the suburbs of Los Angeles, California ($11.99 per 0.8 oz jar)
- Desert Hibiscus Powder, sourced from an ancient agricultural community in central Egypt ($9.99 per 2.3 oz jar)
- Za’atar, blended at origin in Palestine with locally grown herbs, sesame seeds, and sumac ($9.99 per 1.6 oz jar)
The new spices are available for purchase online and in select nationwide retail stores.
