Litehouse Rolls Out New Lower Calorie Creamy Dressings; Krystle Turnbull Details
SANDPOINT, ID - What’s low in calories, high in flavor, and sure to drive an increase in salad consumption among shoppers? A new line of Creamy Dressings from Litehouse®! With only 40 calories per serving, the supplier’s newest yogurt-based dressings set out to appeal to current consumer dietary needs without compromising on taste.
“At Litehouse, we believe you should never have to sacrifice taste,” said Krystle Turnbull, Product Manager at Litehouse. “These new yogurt-based Creamy Dressings offer consumers a way to indulge in their favorite flavors at just 40 calories per serving. We're excited to bring these delicious products to the market, just in time for salad season, because there’s nothing more refreshing than a crisp, cool salad topped with a flavorful dressing.”
This expansion of Litehouse’s extensive refrigerated salad dressing portfolio brings four classic and trending flavors to shelves:
- Creamy Ranch – Introducing your new go-to ranch, with all the creamy garden herb flavor of a classic dressing with 40 calories per serving
- Tzatziki Ranch – Featuring a creamy blend of dill and cucumber flavors combined with delicious ranch dressing, this dressing is bursting with summer-forward flavor that pairs perfectly with chicken gyro bowls and crudité
- Classic Caesar – Add a flavor boost of garlic, Romano cheese, and lemon to your next Caesar salad, without the guilt
- Avocado Cilantro – Packed with zesty citrus flavor, this creamy avocado and cilantro dressing screams cool summer salad
These dressings provide a quick and easy option for consumers who are looking for lower-calorie products that are tasty and versatile, especially as more than half (61 percent) of U.S. adults reported undesired weight change during the pandemic, according to a press release. The dressings are also gluten-free and made with no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives.
The new 12 oz Lower-Calorie Creamy Dressings can be found in the refrigerated department of retailers nationwide, including Walmart, Albertsons, and more.
How will the supplier continue to tap into the rising demand of the salad dressing sector? Keep reading ANUK to find out.
