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Cow Wow Cereal Milk Puts the Wow in the Cow
Cow Wow Cereal Milk is a line of single-serve, ready-to-drink, flavored milk boxes that capture the taste of the bottom-of-the-cereal bowl.
Skinny Cow Moooves To The Candy Aisle
Nestle launches Skinny Cow Candy, a delectable and satisfying candy treat containing only 110-120 calories.
Bel Brands Introduces Two New Varieties Of Laughing Cow Mini Babybel Cheeses
Bel Brands USA Inc. launches two new flavors of Laughing Cow Mini Babybel Cheeses: White Cheddar and Sharp Original.
Bel Brands Presents Five New Varieties of Laughing Cow Cream Cheese
The Laughing Cow's Smooth Sensations Cream Cheese Spreads are packaged in convenient individually portioned wedges.
Skinny On The Skinny Cow
Skinny Cow Low-Fat Ice Cream Cups deliver low-fat (only 2-3g) in each single-serve cup. With only 150-to-170 calories, they are a great alternative for those who...
Tula Foods Better Whey of Life Launches New Whey-Infused Greek Yogurt
Healthy foods manufacturer Tula Foods Inc. launched Better Whey of Life, a natural brand of Greek yogurt made with whey protein from grass-fed cows.
Kettle Cuisine Offers Gluten-Free Soup Options For Foodservice
Kettle Cuisine offers 10 gluten-free options to address the needs of the nearly 13 million Americans suffering from Celiac disease or gluten intolerance.
Super-premium Ice Cream Inspired by Favorite Beverages
Seattle-based Starbucks Coffee Co. and Unilever introduce a new super-premium ice cream line inspired by some of consumers’ favorite Starbucks beverages.
French Meadow Bakery Rolls Out Gluten Free Bread
French Meadow Bakery launches three products for those following a gluten-free diet: Gluten-Free Sandwich Bread, Gluten-Free Cinnamon Raisin Bread, and Gluten-Free...
Betty Crocker Rolls Out Gluten-Free Dessert Mixes
...“When you combine the number of households with those affected by celiac disease and others that choose to follow a low-gluten or gluten-free diet, it equals the...
