- by Daniel Granderson
- January 19 2017
- food and beverage
- healthy snacks
- popcorn
- salty snacks
- snack food
10% discount on “Salty Snacks” report for National Popcorn Day
Popcorn—especially ready-to-eat varieties—is an important food retail segment to watch in 2017. Use promo code PopTen17 at checkout to save 10% on “Salty Snacks in the U.S., 4th Edition” before the end of February.
- by dgranderson@marketresearch.com
- July 21 2015
- potato chips
- snacks
- snack food
- salty snacks
- food research
- food trends
- food retail
- popcorn
On National Junk Food Day and beyond, the popularity of salty snacks licks the competition 24/7/365
There are 50 million consumers who often snack between meals and agree that “salted snacks are my favorite snack.” Packaged Facts reveals who they are and how to market to them in our report Salty Snacks in the U.S.
It’s National Junk Food Day, and with Americans nationwide indulging in junk foods ranging from the traditional to the weird and wacky, it’s a perfect time to pay homage to the granddaddy of all junk foods-the salty snack.
Whether it be the crunchy potato chip, the versatile corn...
- by dgranderson@marketresearch.com
- November 27 2013
- snacks
- snack food
- food and beverage
- food
- retail
Not all salty snackers look like Homer Simpson
Nearly everybody eats salty snacks at one time or another. More than 90% of households in the country report using a salty snack in the past 30 days. Potato chips are eaten by 85% of American households. Corn/tortilla chips/cheese snacks rank next in popularity (72% of households), followed by popcorn products (71%) and pretzels (55%).
Although salty snacks are a ubiquitous part of American diets, some of us crave salty snacks much more than others do. There are 50 million Americans who say th...
- by admin1
- August 15 2013
- Brazilian brigadeiros
- food and beverage
- food trends
- international cuisine
- wordly snacks
- snack food
- snacking
Worldly snack tracking: Brazilian brigadeiros
Move over Parisian macarons and Pennsylvania Amish whoppie pies: Brazil’s beloved brigadeiro (pronounced bree-gah-day-ro) may be next in line as America’s latest sweet snack trend. A traditional treat at Brazilian social events, this humble confection is made with chocolate, condensed milk and butter that are slowly cooked down to a smooth, creamy consistency. Once cool, the chocolate is scooped into rounds and rolled in toppings such as chocolate or multi-colored sprinkles, nuts or coconut. Bri...
