Igniting excitement in the snack aisle, Farm Rich recently introduced four delightful additions to its product lineup: Stuffed Buffalo Crunchers with Frank’s RedHot® Sauce, Spinach Artichoke Dip Bites, Grilled Cheese Bites, and the much-anticipated return of Pepperoni Pizza Roll-Ups.
“Farm Rich has been making some of America’s favorite frozen snacks and appetizers since 1982, starting with our popular Mozzarella Stick, and today we are America’s No. 1 frozen cheese snacks brand,” shared Meghan Ozamiz, Director of Appetizers. “Each of these new items offers a new twist on a nostalgic favorite and showcase our continued commitment to making a variety of tasty snacks while appealing to the evolving tastes of our consumers.”
According to a press release, these new items are quick to prepare in an air fryer, oven, or microwave, and are now available at Walmart stores nationwide.
The Stuffed Buffalo Crunchers is a collaboration with Frank’s RedHot and combines real mozzarella cheese and spicy Buffalo sauce, delivering a taste ideal for game day or casual snacking. Each 18 oz carton offers six servings and is a good source of calcium and protein.
The fan-favorite Pepperoni Pizza Roll-Ups also made a comeback. Each 13 oz carton contains 10 Roll-Ups and a marinara sauce side, providing a flavorful handheld snack with nine grams of protein per serving.
Spinach Artichoke Dip Bites capture the essence of a popular restaurant appetizer, blending real spinach and artichokes with creamy cheeses in a crispy breading. These bites represent the classic flavor that has graced menus since the 1950s.
Lastly, the Grilled Cheese Bites offer a twist on a beloved classic, made with American cheese and a crispy bread coating, ensuring a hearty snack with nine grams of protein per serving. This category is seeing significant growth, reflecting consumer demand for convenient, comforting food options.
Who doesn't love some convenient comfort food after a long day? I certainly do! Keep reading Deli Market News for more delicious and strategic updates in the industry.
