Specialty Food Magazine

Winter 2017

Specialty Food Magazine is the leading publication for retailers, manufacturers and foodservice professionals in the specialty food trade. It provides news, trends and business-building insights that help readers keep their businesses competitive.

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RW Garcia Chickpea and Ancient Grains Tortilla Chips. Chickpeas and ancient grains come together to make a satisfying chip that is sustainable, clean, and flavorful. Made with stone-ground white corn, chickpeas, sunflower oil, chia seeds, red bell pepper flakes, flaxseeds, garlic, black sesame seeds, and sea salt, they are a nutritious snack that dips perfectly into salsa or hummus. rwgarcia.com Saffron Road Korean BBQ Crunchy Chickpeas. Crunchy chickpeas enjoy a kick of Korean barbecue, inspired by the classic bulgogi marinade made of soy sauce, pear juice, sesame oil, garlic, and red pepper. Sweet and spicy flavors come together for a guilt-free alternative to croutons in a salad or a snackable bite right out of the bag that is a good source of protein, and is gluten-free and non-GMO. saffronroadfood.com Sir Kensington's Fabanaise. Made with aquafaba, the liquid left behind after chickpeas are cooked in water, Fabanaise is the first and only vegan mayo made with this versatile and over- looked ingredient. Mixed with vinegar, lemon and sunflower oil, it is a smooth and creamy egg-free alternative to mayonnaise that will upgrade any sandwich, transform chicken and tuna salad, and serve as a flavorful dip for crispy french fries. Flavors include Classic Fabanaise and Chipotle Fabanaise. sirkensingtons.com Watusee Foods Rosemary Chickpeatos. Rosemary Chickpeatos are a versatile and herbaceous savory snack that can be used as a replacement for croutons in a salad, a protein crunch in soup, an alternative to regular breadcrumbs or panko for crispy chicken, or a salty snack. Each serving has 6 grams of protein, 5 grams of fiber, is gluten- free and vegan, and is roasted using 100 percent organic extra virgin olive oil. Additional flavors include Cinnamon Toast, Tomato Basil, and Spicy Cayenne. watuseefoods.com Sara Kay is content and education associate at the Specialty Food Association. These snacks pack a huge protein and fiber punch, leaving eaters more full and satisfied than with a usual vending machine offering. WINTER 2017 59

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