Articles Tagged with ''honey''

Here is a quick survey of some of the most notable sauces, marinades and dressing introductions from the past year.

In recent years, even as sucrose has continued to score at the top of consumers’ professed ingredient concerns, nutritive sweeteners and even plain sucrose have shed many of their unwarranted negative connotations to reassert their class as sweeteners of choice for a spectrum of food and beverage formulations.

The Honey Beer Competition was judged by 20 certified judges from the Beer Judge Certification.

The program, which runs through September 2018, involves multiple Post Holdings, Inc. businesses and brands, including Michael Foods and PowerBar. It is designed to provide deep savings for consumers in the breakfast category while promoting more use of honey.

This is the Texas-based company’s first foray into a new food category and drives its mission to provide innovative, real honey-based products to family tables. Nature Nate’s unveiled the new line at the 2018 Winter Fancy Food Show in San Francisco.

Honey adulteration and the illegal practice of transshipping honey threaten the honey industry in North American by undercutting fair market prices and damaging honey's reputation for quality and safety.

The spicy honey can be used in a variety of party foods and side dishes

Back to Nature’s crunchy, new Honey Nut Granola is made with Tropical Blossom honey and cane sugar for a hint of sweetness. Made up of a mix of whole grain rolled oats, honey, pecans, almonds and coconut, the Honey Nut Granola can be enjoyed in a protein-packed yogurt parfait or a tasty trail mix.

Based on recent and emerging nutritional research, whole milk dairy has been linked to easier weight loss, lower risk of diabetes, a happier heart, a calmer digestive tract, and lower sugar intake.

More than 100 entered, but only one came out on top. Gossamer Wings from The Tap Brewery in Bloomington, Ind., took home “Best in Show” honors at the 2017 Honey Beer Competition, hosted by the National Honey Board. This year’s competition had 106 made-with-honey beer entries, which were submitted from craft breweries throughout North America.