Leftovers: Nestlé's Toll House triples its chips | Goldfish gets a dilly kick

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The Leftovers is a look at some of the product ideas that are popping up everywhere. Some are interesting, some sound amazing, and some are the kinds of ideas we would never dream of. We can't write everything we suggest, so here are some leftover items from our inbox:

Nestlé is offering three chips to consumers.

The food and beverage giant is launching Nestlé Toll House Triple Chip Mix this month. The new bags are filled with a mix of premixed white, semisweet and dark chocolate. This product was created to help bakers be more creative with their recipes in the kitchen.

Nestlé says triple chip mix can be incorporated into cookies, folded into cakes, sprinkled on trail mix, melted and sprinkled over sweet treats.

“We’ve been helping our fans create memories in the kitchen for over 80 years, and this summer we want to encourage creativity no matter how you make, shape and bake your cookies,” said Melanie Knoke, senior marketing manager at Nestlé Toll House. “He said. Email Food Dive

Best known for creating the iconic chocolate chip, Toll House has introduced popular products to other innovative launches throughout its 90-year history, most recently a series of limited-time products.

Last year, Nestlé launched Caramel Flavored Morsels, Hot Cocoa and Marshmallow Flavored Morsels. And in November, ahead of the holiday season, we introduced the Cookie Shot Kit, which is made with chocolate chip cookies on the outside and coated with melted chocolate pieces on the inside.

Nestle Toll House Chocolate Chip Cookies were first invented at the Toll House Inn in Massachusetts in the 1930s. According to the food manufacturer, Ruth Wakefield cut up a bar of Nestlé Semi-Sweet chocolate to add to her cookie recipe. It was successful because it didn't melt but just softened.

– Christopher Doering

Goldfish Served with Spicy Dill Pickles

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Licensed by Campbell Soup Company.

Add excitement with snacks that make you smile brightly

Goldfish Crackers are jumping on the bad weather bandwagon. Limited edition spicy dill pickle launched Crackers on Tuesday. The features of the new product are The spicy flavor of red pepper is added to the tangy dill pickle flavor.

“Overwhelming demand on social media and even petitions for pickle flavors helped us create our new Spicy Dill Pickle crackers,” Janda Lukin, senior vice president and CMO of Campbell's Snacks, said in a statement.Fan passion for new things goldfish “Taste is a constant source of inspiration for us.”

between 300 million pickle-related posts According to TikTok and GrubHub reports: 53 million Americans are asking. The Campbell brand is bringing its products to a hot market by adding spice to food.

Many other brands are capitalizing on the pickle craze. Recently released salts include: They include Heinz Pickle Ketchup, Frank's RedHot Dill Pickle Hot Sauce, Claussen's Spritz Society Pickle Spritz, Dill Pickle Slim Jims, and Hidden Valley Pickle Ranch.

The launch marks the second time one of Goldfish's limited-time products has been launched without a brand partnership, and the company is relying on public demand to drive awareness of the new product.

Previously released Goldfish Goldfish OLD BAY seasoned crackers with Frank's Red Hot, Goldfish Hello Kitty Strawberry Shortcake Flavored Graham and Goldfish Elf Maple Syrup Flavored Graham..

According to a recent survey by investment banking firm Piper Sandler. Goldfish still have vital relevance. Among Gen Z teens, three times as many respondents cited goldfish crackers as Takis' favorite snack.

The crackers will be available for a limited time at select retailers starting this month.

– Elizabeth Flood

NutriGrain Power Full Oat Bites

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Courtesy of Kellanova

Kellanova's Nutri-Grain is ahead of the “hanger” curve.

Beng “hangry,” a term coined to describe a feeling between hunger and anger, is a common emotion among the public, according to Kellanova.

The new Power-Fulls Soft Baked Oat Bites from the Nutri-Grain brand look to relieve that feeling of discomfort with a snack packed with protein and whole grains.

The hashtag #hangry has more than 1.2 billion views on TikTok, and the Chicago company plans to hire hangry enthusiasts to leverage the new product to feature oat bites in social content.

Power-Fulls are available in strawberry and chocolate and contain protein and 8 grams of whole grains, the company said.

As consumers increasingly seek better options, more companies are packaging nutrients like protein into their products.