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The annual British food show lunch! featured over 300 food, drink, packaging and equipment suppliers this September. Here are some new products Onboard Hospitality uncovered:


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1 Frank’s Granola Bars


Thanks for Frank’s launched its new range of hand- made granola bars at the show. Baked in small batches, the bars contain 100% natural ingredients and are packed with up to four different fruits meaning they contain less refined sugar. The 50g bars come in original, salted caramel, flame raisin and roasted hazelnut and peanut butter, Belgian chocolate and raspberry crumble flavours. The bars can come in packs of 24 or unbranded in one kilo and 250g uncut tray bakes. www.thanksforfranks.com


2 Little BigShot Energy Drink New energy drink Little BigShot was highly commended in the show’s Innovation Challenge and won Best New Drink at the Natural and Organic Awards 2013. Claiming to be healthy as well as revitalising, the cans contain no caffeine or taurine, making them suitable for pregnant women, children aged eight-plus and vegetarians. Instead, they contain deep ocean minerals (a natural, carbon-free source of energy), B vitamins,


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ginseng, hibiscus for its high levels of vitamin C and fruit selected for its healthly and anti-oxidant properties. The drink comes in mixed berry, orange and mango, and kiwi and lime flavours and is also free of preservatives and artificial colours and sweeteners. www.littlebigshot.com


3 Collective Dairy Yoghurt New Zealand company Collective Dairy has launched its premium yoghurt in single serve 160g pots. They are available in Passionfruit, Russian Fudge, Apple + Spice, White Peach + Raspberry and Banoffi and come free from any artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. Pasteurised, packed with live cultures and containing just 5% fat, they are suitable for vegetarians or those with gluten-free diets. www.thecollectivedairy.com


4 Raw by Nosh’s Drinks Raw by Nosh’s drinks claim to improve the immune system, aid digestion and help weight


loss. Most other juices are heat-treated, which can denature delicate enzymes. Raw Fruities come in orange and strawberry; carrot, apple and orange; raspberry, apple and pear and passion fruit, pineapple, melon and mango juice flavours. Raw Smoothies come in the following combinations: Restore and Rebuild (coconut, banana and acai), Calm and Soothe (blueberry, mango and acai), Revitalise and Rebuild (spirulina, apple and mint) and Boost and Energise (almond, banana, chia and oat).


www.therawsmoothie.com


5 Harappa Bombay Mix Savoury and Sweet showed off some clever packaging with its new Harappa Bombay Mix. Based on traditional Indian art known as Rangoli, each packet stands up unassisted and open with a little push. The mix is artificial flavour-free, uses a traditional recipe with no raisins or peanuts and comes in three flavours: Hot Hot Chilli, Lime & Coriander and Mango Chutney www.savouryandsweet.co.uk


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