Glamorous bottles deliver delicious food for dieters

David Burke, the celebrity chef and restaurant owner recently described as “Diet's Willie Wonka,” is supplying slow-slimming people with the new zero-calorie, zero-carbohydrate, zero-fat, jet-flavorable FlavorSpray line of products. Handy solution.

This product now has Parmesan cheese flavor, smoked bacon flavor, hot and sour flavor, Memphis barbecue flavor, banana boat flavor and floating sand flavor. This year the company plans to introduce another 13 flavors of products, including three kinds of butter-flavored spray products. Sean Pomper, director of operations at Flavor Spray, said that in the future more of the product series may even include a meal-flavored spray product, such as stews with vegetables or pizzas - Willie Wonka's top delicious products.

Burke said: “This unique spray product series allows people to enjoy the taste of all their favorite foods. I have never touched it during my years of cooking and experimenting with spices, spices and tastes. There is a way to enhance the taste of food so simply."

This product, designed to replace toppings, gravy and dressings such as poultry, seafood, beef, salads, vegetables and more, can use patented trigger sprayers to add spices to foods. This carefully selected sprayer The excellent quality and even mist sprayed out can well cover the food. Pomper said: "The top priority should be to have a high-quality sprayer. There are some spray bottles that can't spray at all. We visited hundreds of distributors to find the right sprayer."

The packaging designed by The Halpern Group is made of a small, white, unique triangle-shaped PET bottle that can be easily placed in a purse or desk drawer. As Pomper explains, the consistency of the packaging used by various flavored products is important to the brand.

Printed designs on the pressure-sensitive labels on the front and rear of the bottle include David Burke's portrait, company logo, instructions, ingredient list, and flavor names. The only difference between a bottle and a bottle is a color bar code. The spray bottle cap that is recommended for vegetable and classic flavor products is green, and its flavor name is also green font. Exotic products for meat use white caps and red lettering, sweet and wicked flavors for fast food, and brown and brown caps. By January, Flavor Spray hopes to introduce a Flavor Spray Diet product with a color coded product name, which can be used to adjust meal plans and meet 2 to 4 weeks usage.

Now, this spray product can be purchased in Le Gourmet Chef retail stores throughout the United States and in Kinray's pharmacy, and can be purchased for $5.95 per bottle on the Flavor Spray website.

Source: Packaging Expo