Could hybrid foods be the future of alternative proteins? There's no doubt that great potential lies in the blending traditional meats with plant-based ingredients to create sustainable and affordable protein options. And mushrooms are emerging as THE key ingredient in these hybrid foods! The innovative Both Burger from 50/50 Foods combines beef with vegetables, including mushrooms, to offer a delicious and nutritious option for flexitarians. Mush Foods' 50Cut ingredient takes this concept further by using a mushroom blend to reduce meat content while maintaining taste, juiciness, and texture. Learn more about the versatility of mushrooms and their potential to transform the hybrid food landscape on MEAT+POULTRY: https://lnkd.in/ezP--gXE #Mushrooms #PlantForward #HybridProtein #MushroomsOnTheMenu
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The planet benefits from plant-based meat, but are they good for your health as well? (Quotes from Fortune, May 17, 2024) Traditional veggie burgers are commonly composed of a blend of legumes and vegetables, which are combined and shaped into a burger form. This process often leaves the individual ingredients—such as black beans, lentils, maize, and chickpeas—visible, highlighting the natural composition of these items. On the other hand, the latest generation of plant-based meat substitutes, with prominent labels like Beyond and Impossible leading the charge, offers a culinary experience that mirrors traditional meat products more closely than ever before. These brands utilize ingredients derived from less obvious plant sources—like pea protein in the case of Beyond and soy for Impossible—through a comprehensive extraction process to achieve their meat-like qualities. McClements, a distinguished professor of food science at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, whose research focuses on plant-based foods, notes that these items are unmistakably within the category of ultra-processed goods. The term 'Ultra-processed' is multifaceted; it can imply a reduction in healthfulness, yet it may also suggest a more healthful option compared to other choices. ** https://lnkd.in/dmUKGDEv **
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🇪🇸🧀🌱 SPAIN'S HEURA FOODS LAUNCHES HEALTHIER PLANT-BASED CHEESE & PASTA It may account for a quarter of Spain’s plant-based meat market, but Heura Foods isn’t satisfied with that – part of an industry inundated with ultra-processed concerns, the startup is doubling down on its technology to expand into new categories. At Future Food-Tech London, the Barcelona-based firm showcased a glimpse of its future. By combining plant proteins and healthy lipids, Heura is unlocking textures in food categories where it has been “technologically impossible” to do so until now. The company – famous for its clean-label vegan chicken, sausages, burgers and seafood – is now moving into cold cuts, cheese, and pasta. The goal is to tackle a wider range of categories with nutrient-dense alternatives that do away with the need for additives, modified starches, and saturated fats, and entice a larger share of consumers drawn away from ultra-processed food (UPFs). “Rather than focusing solely on new ingredients, we need better technologies for product design,” said Heura co-founder and CEO Marc Coloma. “We no longer need to wait years for new functional ingredients that biomimic animal proteins. We can now develop the next generation of products at scale, directly from plant proteins.” The new product prototypes are, of course, a work in progress, and serve as an example of the solutions Heura plans to offer by licencing its technology to industry-leading companies. The dairy-free cheese, high-protein pasta, and clean-label cold cuts are set to grace grocery shelves in early 2026. There are hardly any brands better placed to spread this message than Heura, which has raised €88M to date and is responsible for four out of the five bestselling vegan products in Spain. Last year, it grew sales by 22%, reaching €38.3M, and it’s coursing towards profitability by 2025. Can its new products capture grocery baskets the same way it has with meat analogues? Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eyRqVfXF #GreenQueen #altprotein #futurefoods #foodsystems #sustainability
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