SnackingSnackification is resh...

Snacking

Snackification is reshaping the way we eat. With busy lifestyles, traditional meals are giving way to multiple micro eating moments.

  • Snacks are easy to grab and enjoy on the go
  • They satisfy cravings and provide a little joy or comfort
  • They are perceived as fun to eat and can be shared socially
More and more people (62%*) prefer to eat multiple small meals throughout the day instead of a few large ones.
 
So say goodbye to boring snacks and hello to vibrant, crunchy, and delicious vegetable snacking! 
 
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The rise of vegetable snacksVe...

The rise of vegetable snacks

Vegetable snacking is rapidly gaining popularity as consumers increasingly prioritize health in their daily routines. 

They also seek convenient, nutritious, and handheld food formats that fit seamlessly into their day— whether at their desk, between meetings, or on the go. 

The rise of the airfryer is also supporting this.

Vegetable snacking range

Our kitchen team of food developers have worked hard on creating innovative and tasty vegetable snacks. Made from real vegetables they are a delicious addition to any range! 

Crispy cauliflower bites

Crispy cauliflower bites

Golden and crispy on the outside, tender on the inside

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Hot honey fries

Hot honey fries

Indulge in the perfect blend of sweet and spicy with our Hot Honey Fries. 

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Guacamole mash & go

Guacamole mash & go

A creamy, flavorful dip made with avocados, cherry tomatoes and lime.

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Crispy sweet potato wedges

Crispy sweet potato wedges

Crispy on the outside, sweet on the inside. 

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Browse for ideas Looking for m...

Browse for ideas 

Looking for more inspiration? Take a look at our recipe page. It's filled with easy to make recipes and showcases perfectly how versatile our products can be. 

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*sources: Mondelez International’s 2024 State of Snacking study