Plamil delivers caffeine hit with Coffee Bean confectionery chips

Plamil Foods has confirmed a major new launch for the business, with its Vegan Chocolat division creating its Coffee Bean Confectionery Chips designed for bakeries, snack and dessert manufacturing, writes Neill Barston.

As the company confirmed, they have been made w with real coffee beans, in a similar way to chocolate, designed to create a smooth, creamy texture with a genuine coffee kick.

According to the business, the new series offers a  aolution for adding real coffee flavour, enabling companies to replace coffee flavourings with real coffee for authenticity.

The series, which follows hot on the heels of last year’s Coffee Bar series launched by the Kent-based business, has been considered suitable for use as an inclusion, drizzles, coatings and decorations.

According to the company, it has been developed with no allergens, is suitable for all, including vegetarians and vegans, and is made at its BRCGS certified factory in Folkestone.

Adrian Ling, Managing Director of Plamil Foods, said: “Coffee is one of the most
recognisable and loved flavours worldwide. By creating a chip made with real coffee beans, we are giving professionals a practical way to use real coffee in their products, without compromise. This innovation combines authenticity with ease of use, which we believe will benefit businesses across the food industry.”

Coffee Bean Confectionery Chips are available in two bulk sizes: 1 kg bag – price: £19.680 per kg (standard trade rate), as well as 7.5 kg bulk pack – price: £106.38. (Quantity Discounts available = 2-4 Cases = 5% , and 5-9 Cases = 9% and 10+ Cases =12%).  
For a limited time only, Vegan Chocolat is offering 20% off on both 1 kg and 7.5 kg trade orders of Coffee Bean Confectionery Chips, with orders placed via its website at veganchocolat.co.uk