Hope the Sushi Bonbons Don't Taste as Fishy as They Look
Summer Luu — December 27, 2010 — Lifestyle
The Japanese are very creative when it comes to candy flavors and treats. There is a plethora of sweets that might possibly cover all types of interesting (and sometimes downright disgusting) ingredients, so it is no surprise that they have created Sushi Bonbons.
With a precise and intricate design, these candies look fantastic. The package even breaks down the parts of sushi into rice and different fish pieces. Although they look delightful, I hope the Sushi Bonbons do not incorporate the raw fishy flavor of actual sushi.
With a precise and intricate design, these candies look fantastic. The package even breaks down the parts of sushi into rice and different fish pieces. Although they look delightful, I hope the Sushi Bonbons do not incorporate the raw fishy flavor of actual sushi.
Trend Themes
1. Alternative Candy Flavors - The trend for unusual candy flavors continues, with opportunities for innovation in combining ingredients in new and unexpected ways.
2. Food-inspired Candy - There is a growing market for sweets that mimic the appearance and flavors of popular food items, with implications for cross-branded marketing and product collaborations.
3. Precision-designed Candies - Consumers are drawn to candies with intricate and visually appealing designs, suggesting potential for personalization and customization of candy products.
Industry Implications
1. Confectionery - This trend highlights opportunities for candy manufacturers to create new and novel products, using innovative flavors and designs to attract new customers and grow market share.
2. Food and Beverage - This trend indicates the potential for synergy between the candy industry and food and beverage companies, as well as opportunities for product innovation and diversification.
3. Gift and Specialty - There is a growing demand for unique and visually striking candy products as gifts or specialty items, suggesting potential for growth in this market segment.
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