Consumers have been looking to eat healthier, and producers are responding, offering multigrain, keto, and other options for loaf bread.

Consumers are still looking for indulgences, despite the fact that many products now have health halos. However, in our current era of “little treat culture,” the bakery snacks category—aka smaller servings of snack cakes and pies—continue to be popular.

This month’s New Product Slideshow article includes products from Insomnia Cookies, Krispy Kreme, Pop-Tarts, and more, many with a lunar theme for the April eclipse.

Products range from BJ’s Pizookie treats, to a Pepperidge Farm new cookie flavor, to new Insomnia and Crumbl flavors.

Products range from new cereal to extra-crunchy Cheez-It’s.

Products range from Hello Kitty-inspired Goldfish to holiday LTO’s.

In this week's Fun Friday, we bring to you: snack- and bakery-themed merchandise.

Inflation continues to eat away (no pun intended) at the food budgets of the average U.S. consumer. The effects are being felt by all manner of businesses, from restauranteurs serving fewer diners in their establishments to many snack and bakery producers moving fewer units than pre-pandemic days.

Endangered Species Chocolate is on the hunt for the most distinctive, share-worthy chocolate chip recipes out there with the return of its annual Ultimate Champion-chip Contest.

The snack bars category continued to do well from 2022–2023, with all subcategories increasing in sales over the past year.