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ANDFOODS Non-Dairy Whipped Cream Shaking Up AsiaPac Barista Scene

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For years, non-dairy whipped cream has talked a big game but quietly failed the barista test. Now New Zealand based, ANDFOODS looks like it may have cracked something more meaningful, not in a lab, but in cafés and full-scale facilities stretching from China to Auckland and Singapore.


After completing its first full-scale pre-commercial production run in China, the Kiwi-founded foodtech has been privately testing made-in-China commercial samples of its dairy-free whipping cream with chefs and baristas on both sides of the Pacific. The feedback? Stronger than expected, particularly given the product’s more complex production process and its early-stage commercial status.


Performance is the hook here. ANDFOODS’ cream is fully animal free, holds up in hot and cold acidic beverages (the graveyard of many plant-based creams), and can be easily flavoured and customised. According to CEO Alex Devereux, the real validation isn’t praise, it’s when baristas start experimenting unprompted, then ask to place orders.


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