Relaunched Fantastic Delight is expanding its sweets menu to include fed grass milk.
The company formerly known as Coconut Bliss, which is no longer only in the plant-based industry, announced that it is changing its name to Cosmic Bliss and expanding its range of frozen desserts to include organic, humanely sourced, sustainably supplied grass-fed dairy products.
The company stated that it made this change after realizing that 97% of ice cream sold in the US is dairy-based. In addition to providing desserts for clients who want dairy, Cosmic Bliss aimed to further advance its mission to positively impact the environment.
Cosmic Bliss products, which are plant-based and organic grass-fed dairy and are a part of the HumanCo family of companies, are created without the use of any synthetic or artificial chemicals. The company’s products are all verified non-GMO, certified organic, free of gluten, and devoid of soy, sugar alcohols, or artificial sweeteners.
“Our goal at HumanCo is to increase the accessibility and adoption of healthier and more sustainable lifestyles for all people,” stated Jason H. Karp, the company’s founder and CEO. We looked to nature and farms and tried to make wholesome, sustainable practices more available to consumers looking for a clean label, organic, and sustainable option, while many corporations are developing man-made and synthetic plant-based solutions. As the industry leader in organic and vegan products for the past 15 years with Coconut Bliss, we are still devoted to our plant-based portfolio and our devoted vegan clientele. With this new offering, we think we can significantly increase our impact by providing a better option to the 97% of consumers who currently enjoy dairy-based ice cream. Now, we’re ability to offer viable, organic items to customers of all stripes, including omnivores, vegetarians, and vegans.
You may also like:
Food security in emerging nations: issues and remedies
Are drinks the secret to increasing cannabis use among consumers?
Managing the lack of labour for mushroom picking
Karp continued, saying that the organization does not believe in a “one-size-fits-all” strategy for eating sustainably and healthily.
The company has introduced seven new flavors of dairy ice cream, all in 14-ounce pints with a suggested retail price of $8.99. The flavors include twisted cookie dough, peanut butter blitz, hazelnut fudge crunch, strawberry lemon shortbread, banana caramel flambé, vanilla bean nirvana, and chocolate euphoria. The ice cream is made with sustainably sourced grass-fed milk.In the US, Cosmic Bliss frozen sweets can be found at Sprouts, Wegmans, Erewhon Stores, and Natural Grocers. In March, the new dairy line will be launched.
“With the introduction of our new, Cosmos Joy natural, grazing dairy line, we’re proud to have developed an epic product that not only tastes amazing but is also extremely pure and ethically produced and provides dairy buyers with a much healthier a substitute with hardly any give up,” said Shilpa has Gadhok, director of brand marketing Cosmic Bliss As we started this journey together, it was crucial to us to adhere to our basic principles of sustainability. Bliss has always been about making the world more deliciously sustainable, and we will always be about making it that way. Additionally, the company has partnered with 1% for the Planet, and it will provide direct support to groups that advance the study and development of regenerative organic farming.”