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Convenient Indian cuisine is the spiciest trend at Expo West 2019Convenient Indian cuisine is the spiciest trend at Expo West 2019

Traditional, highly flavored Indian ingredients, such as ghee and achaar, are more accessible than ever in these innovative new products certain to appeal to foodies and health enthusiasts alike.

Jessie Shafer, RD, Jenna Blumenfeld

March 20, 2019

Indian cuisine—whether incorporated into frozen meals or newer platforms like American condiments and appetizers—was spicing up the main expo floor and the hot products pavilion at Natural Products Expo West 2019.

In this video, we cover:

A ready-to-use curry infused with grass-fed ghee and lightly sweetened with jaggery from Pure Indian Foods
Some of the best frozen heat-and-eat appetizers and grain bowls we’ve ever tried from Monsoon Kitchen, which has offerings for both food service and retail
Traditional Indian sauces, such as chutneys and achaar, as well as Indian flavors infused into ketchup and mustard from Brooklyn Delhi

Check out our trend video to learn more about these Expo West standouts.

About the Author(s)

Jessie Shafer, RD

Jessie Shafer, RD

Director of Influence & Health Education, New Hope Network

Jessie Shafer, RD, is New Hope Network's director of influence and health education. In this role, Jessie curates opportunities and appropriate partnerships for New Hope's health and wellness influencer audience, as well as health practitioner and nutrition expert audience. Jessie is a Northwestern University graduate, registered dietitian, and long-time health journalist, having worked for more than 17 years at four major publishing houses on consumer-facing health brands, including Meredith Corporation and August Home Publishing and holding the role of editor-in-chief of Delicious Living for four years. Jessie and her husband relocated from Iowa to Colorado in 2015 where they enjoy riding their bike, hiking in the mountains and being mom to a cute and curious toddler.

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Jenna Blumenfeld

Jenna Blumenfeld

Freelancer

Jenna Blumenfeld lives in Boulder, Colorado, where she reports on the natural products industry, sustainable agriculture, and all things plant based.

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