unMEAT Burger Patties are Free from Cholesterol and Trans-Fat
Laura McQuarrie — March 6, 2021 — Lifestyle
References: centurypacific.ph & foodbusinessnews.net
Century Pacific Food is venturing into the plant-based meat alternative category with unMEAT, which boasts the look, feel and taste of meat without any of the cholesterol or the trans-fat. Powered by non-GMO ingredients, the unMEAT burger patty boasts 230 calories and 17 grams of protein per serving thanks to a recipe that uses ingredients like soy protein, vegetable oil, onion, wheat, salt, vinegar and soy sauce. To perfect the flavor profile and clean label of the plant-based patty with natural materials, Century Pacific Food worked with Symrise Group.
In the United States, the unMEAT burger can be found on the menu at Jeepney, a Filipino gastropub in New York, and in addition to being produced in the form of patties, it is also available as sausages, nuggets and a meatless pork mince.
In the United States, the unMEAT burger can be found on the menu at Jeepney, a Filipino gastropub in New York, and in addition to being produced in the form of patties, it is also available as sausages, nuggets and a meatless pork mince.
Trend Themes
1. Plant-based Meat Alternatives - Century Pacific Food's unMEAT burger patty is a plant-based meat alternative that could disrupt the meat industry as consumers seek cleaner and healthier options.
2. Clean Label Products - Through its partnership with Symrise Group, Century Pacific Food has developed a clean label plant-based patty with natural materials, reflecting consumers' increasing demand for transparency and ingredients they can trust.
3. Menu Diversification - Restaurants like Jeepney are adding unMEAT burger patties to their menus, showcasing the potential for plant-based meat alternatives to broaden the range of menu offerings and cater to health-conscious customers.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Century Pacific Food's unMEAT burger patty could disrupt the food and beverage industry, as companies respond to the growing demand for plant-based and clean label products.
2. Meat Processing - As more consumers seek meat alternatives, the meat processing industry may need to reevaluate its offerings and invest in plant-based products like Century Pacific Food's unMEAT patty.
3. Restaurant - Restaurants looking to diversify their menus and cater to health-conscious customers should consider adding plant-based meat alternatives, such as Century Pacific Food's unMEAT patty, to their offerings.
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