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By Helen Gilbert2021-05-10T11:42:00+01:00
Source: Schulstad Bakery Solutions
Bakers and brands have embraced the sweet life with an array of new creations ahead of the picnic season.
From gin-infused cheesecakes and retro eclairs, to thaw-and-serve maple pecan plaits and Viennese pastries, there’s something for all tastes.
Here, we round up some of this season’s hottest NPD:
Gin-infused cheesecakes, Pleesecakes
Sorry kids, these cheesecakes are for adults only as the Redhill-based brand has teamed up with premium Italian gin, Malfy, to produce two limited-edition, tipple-infused products. They are:
Gin Rosa Pink Grapefruit – this cheesecake is made with a digestive biscuit base and a mascarpone cheese filling, coupled with a Malfy Rosa pink grapefruit compote centre. The 5.5% ABV treat is topped with Malfy Rosa pink grapefruit jelly and finished with fresh flowers and gold leaf
Read on to find out how these trends are playing out:
Longer life
The big shop returned in 2020 as consumers looked to reduce their trips out of the house.
This put pressure on bread and baked goods, which often have a shorter shelf life. As such, longer life products came into their own.
“As a nation, we’re a little bit suspicious of longer life products, but circumstances have led to an already successful brand being adopted by a whole new audience,” says St Pierre Groupe co-founder Paul Baker, discussing the rise of its Baker Street brand which saw sales increase 36% year on year.
Demonstrators protest Oct. 25, 2020, in front of the Cathedral of Christ the King in Katowice, Poland, against the ruling by Poland s Constitutional Tribunal that imposes a near-total ban on abortion. Many young Polish women protested in November against the church-backed government proposal to further restrict abortions. (CNS/Agencja Gazeta via Reuters/Anna Lewanska)
It was a gloomy forecast for the Polish Catholic Church. I say it s a dark night for the church, said Zbigniew Nosowski, one of Poland’s prominent intellectuals. It is a difficult time of crisis.
Nosowski, a sociologist and journalist, is editor-in-chief of Wiez (Bond), a scholarly quarterly. Speaking in a phone interview, he said that there is widespread dissatisfaction with the hierarchy of the church and its unwavering embrace of the right-wing authoritarian ruling party, Law and Justice, led by Jaroslaw Kaczynski.
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