Yalla Makes Small-Batch, Preservative-Free Single-Serve Dessert Pots
Laura McQuarrie — June 20, 2020 — Lifestyle
References: yalla.au & packagingoftheworld
Yalla makes small-batch, single-serve coconut tapioca dessert pots that are made with high-quality ingredients and no preservatives. The plant-based, gluten-free desserts are offered in different flavors and come in vibrantly colored packaging to capture the essence of each variety. Circle and dot graphics on the Yalla packaging take inspiration from the tapioca pearls and gold foil accents add a touch of luxury to the decadent yet healthy, vegan-friendl dessert packages.
The single-serve desserts by Yalla are offered in indulgent flavor combinations like Rose Water, Pineapple with Kaffir Lime and Passionfruit with Mango, which are ideal for solo snacking or group entertaining, as the pots are perfectly portioned for both occasions.
Image Credit: Yalla
The single-serve desserts by Yalla are offered in indulgent flavor combinations like Rose Water, Pineapple with Kaffir Lime and Passionfruit with Mango, which are ideal for solo snacking or group entertaining, as the pots are perfectly portioned for both occasions.
Image Credit: Yalla
Trend Themes
1. Small-batch Desserts - Yalla's small-batch, single-serve desserts are a trend of exclusive, artisanal desserts that use high-quality ingredients.
2. Preservative-free - Using no preservatives in desserts is a trend of healthier dessert options in the market.
3. Vibrant Colors in Dessert Packaging - Using vibrant, eyecatching colors in snack and dessert packaging is a trend to grab consumers attention.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Small-batch desserts with high-quality ingredients and preservative-free formulas could disrupt the traditional packaged goods industry.
2. Plant-based Foods - Plant-based desserts like Yalla's could disrupt the dairy-based dessert industry.
3. Packaging Industry - Using vibrant colors and creative designs in snack and dessert packaging could disrupt the traditional patterns of the packaging industry.
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