The future for juices and smoothies
Desire for fruit juices has soured in the last few years,
with Juice Bars popping up on high streets, and nifty
powerful blenders (priced from £40 to over £400), being used daily by the health
conscious in their kitchens.
Far from being a flash in the pan its predicted that juicing
has a long way to go before anybody gets tired of it, and we are due to see
more varieties hitting the supermarket shelves.
Ruth Walters Crisp from the Let Her Eat Clean Guide says, “Juicing
is often associated with hardcore cleanses , but it’s also a brilliant way to
eat more fruit and veggies”.
“Juicing definitely had its place at the top of the
nutritional charts in 2013 – and it doesn’t seem to be budging from that hot
spot.”
Photo Courtesy of Essential Gourmet.KZ
So where can the “trend” head now?
Juicing isn’t just popular with the health conscious. It
also has a pull for those with a hectic lifestyle, which lets face it- seems to
be most of us these days!
Juices and smoothies give the ability to zap our hunger
pangs on the move, with minimal time and effort, but still enable us to feel we
are looking after our bodies.
House of Flavours prediction for Juicing and Smoothies is
that they will continue to become a way of life, rising in popularity with 20-somethings, who whilst
wanting something quick, easy and healthy– also need great flavours.
Simple orange and banana or summer fruits may not be enough
to satisfy the health desires. How about a drink packed with Kale, Berries and Cucumber,
which tastes of Strawberry? Or even one with Spinach, Celery and beetroot which
tastes like raspberry ? Im in.
If you have a product which needs some fine tuning with flavouring solutions then contact flavours.co.uk who can help.
www.flavours.co.uk
If you have a product which needs some fine tuning with flavouring solutions then contact flavours.co.uk who can help.
www.flavours.co.uk
