Breakfast

Once Upon a Farm has introduced a two-pack line of baby food bowls available to families eligible for the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), furthering the company's mission to increase the quality of foods for children in the United States.

Said to create an "entirely new category of plant-based snacks," Worthy's new Blendie Bowl blends fruits, veggies, legumes and chia together in a bowl that can be sold either shelf-stable or chilled.

Mooala has introduced Organic Coconut Oatmilk, said to be the first refrigerated organic oatmilk to hit U.S. grocery. The beverage is a sugar-free, USDA-certified organic dairy alternative crafted to help healthy shoppers enjoy their favorite foods guilt-free.

New all-natural, cage-free Sous-Vide Egg Bites from Les Trois Petits Cochons make a quick, healthy breakfast that is high in protein, low in carbohydrates, and free from sugar.

Ohi Food Co. has launched a superfood dense peanut butter bar that is said to offer a modern take on traditional health bars without preservatives and chemical additives.

New from Imperial Frozen Foods are Happy Healthy easy-to-prepare smoothies, overnight oats and acai bowls. The better-for-you products combine farm-frozen nutritious ingredients in a convenient package that can be recycled.

Raybern's has launched its Hearty Breakfast Sandwiches for grocers' freezer aisle. The sandwich line comes in three varieties, including Egg, Bacon and Cheese on a Hoagie Roll; Ham, Egg and Cheese on a Pretzel Roll; and Sausage, Egg and Cheese on a Hoagie Roll.

New from General Mills, Fiber One Strawberries and Vanilla Clusters is the latest addition to the brand's cereal line, made with steel cut oats, vanilla clusters and real strawberries. The cereal provides 35 percent of consumers' daily recommended value of fiber in every one-cup serving.