Non Dairy Yogurt Alternatives
Chobani is growing up from its scrappy startup days. This winter, the 10-year-old company launched 30 new items, more than it ever has in one season. The products are spread across three new lines: A lower-sugar alternative to its flagship Greek yogurts, Gimmies for kids and its first-ever non-dairy Chobani retail product, which hits shelves on Wednesday. It’s been an “unprecedented” period of expansion, said Peter McGuinness, Chobani’s chief marketing and commercial officer. For now, Chobani is focused on filling the gaps in the yogurt aisle and encouraging more Americans to eat more yogurt. Don’t call it a yogurt You may find Chobani’s new product in the yogurt aisle, but you won’t see “yogurt” on any of the packages.
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The coconut-based products are available in single-serve cups and drinks. Cups come in vanilla, strawberry, blueberry, peach and slightly sweet plain, and drinks come in vanilla chai, strawberry, mango and slightly sweet plain. The company said that the coconut-based products contain about 25% less sugar than other plant-based yogurt alternatives. Coconut is the only base for now, but there may be others later. The non-dairy yogurt alternative segment is still very small. But Chobani saw a parallel to its flagship product.