New Products: Carrot Fries, Bite-sized Pierogies and Shelf-stable Tofu Snacks

In this week’s new products roundup, Bolthouse Fresh Foods seeks to drive incremental growth in the ready-to-cook vegetable category, Mrs. T’s Pierogies introduces a bite-sized format, and TofuGo seeks to challenge conventional protein bars with a shelf-stable tofu snack.

Sartori Cheese

Wisconsin-based cheesemaker Sartori has expanded its BellaVitano lineup with a Hatch Chile flavor. The new offering pairs BellaVitano’s “signature creamy texture and parmesan-like notes” with “the earthy warmth and subtle smokiness” of Hatch chiles, according to the brand. Sartori Hatch Chile BellaVitano is available at retailers nationwide and on the brand’s website for $6.99 per 5.3 oz. wedge. Learn more by visiting sartoricheese.com.

Mrs. T’s

Mrs. T’s Pierogies has unveiled a new line of bite-sized frozen pierogies designed for air-fryer preparation. Available in four flavors – Cheddar, Sour Cream & Onion, 5 Cheese, Cheddar Ranch Seasoned with Bacon and Jalapeño Popper – the Snack Pierogies are crafted with a custom pasta blend for faster cooking. Mrs. T’s Snack Pierogies are available at select grocery stores across the U.S. with a suggested retail price of $6.49 per 50-count bag. More information is available at mrstspierogies.com.

Bolthouse Fresh Foods

Seeking to drive incremental growth in the ready-to-cook vegetable category, Bolthouse Fresh Foods has introduced Carrot Fries in three flavors: Classic Sea Salt, Rockin’ Ranch and Spicy Chipotle. The new offering is ready within minutes in the air fryer or oven. Bolthouse Fresh Foods Carrot Fries will soon be available at retailers nationwide. For more information, visit bolthousefresh.com.

Copper Moon

In celebration of NASA’s upcoming Artemis II mission – the first crewed lunar mission in 50 years – Copper Moon Coffee Co. has launched its limited edition Artemis II Lunar Reserve organic coffee. The coffee features a medium roast profile with tasting notes of chocolate, toasted nut and raspberry, and is available on the brand’s website, coppermooncoffee.com, for $15 per 12 oz. ground bag.

TofuGo

TofuGo is seeking to go head-to-head against conventional protein bars with its shelf-stable tofu snack. Available in two flavors – Spicy Chili and Soy BBQ – each pack delivers 12 grams of plant-based protein and contains zero grams of added sugar. Consumers can purchase the product on TofuGo’s website, tofugosnacks.com, for $29 per 6-pack.

Lineage Bar

Equip Foods founder Anthony Gustin has launched another protein bar brand, Lineage Provisions. In a LinkedIn post, Gustin said he set out to “make a real food protein bar that you could make at home with pantry staples and that tastes amazing.” Available in two flavors – Chocolate and Mixed Berry – each bar features 20 grams of grass-fed whey and collagen (20 grams of protein), grass-fed tallow, raw organic honey and organic coconut nectar. The brand tests every batch of bars for over 400 different contaminants. Lineage Provisions bars are available on the brand’s website for $49 per 12-pack. Learn more by visiting lineageprovisions.com.

Fly By Jing

Fly By Jing has debuted two new noodle SKUs: Creamy Sesame and Roasted Garlic. The former, inspired by Dan Dan Noodles, includes knife-cut noodles, a sesame sauce packet, a seasoned soy sauce packet and a dried chive and toasted sesame seed topping. The latter pairs knife-cut noodles with a no-heat roasted garlic sauce. Both varieties are available exclusively on the brand’s website and at Whole Foods Market stores nationwide for $3.99 each. More information is available at flybyjing.com.