Kraft Natural Cheese, a leading dairy brand, announces the launch of Kraft Flavor Fusions, a trio of new block cheeses that will add excitement to recipes and elevate snacking occasions. Now available nationwide, this new product extension offers consumers a versatile cheese experience that brings unique flavors to mealtime.
Kraft Flavor Fusions’ bold varieties include Garlic & Herb Cheddar, Buffalo Ranch Monterey Jack and Tomato Basil Monterey Jack. Packaged conveniently in 7oz blocks, Kraft Flavor Fusions can be sliced and shredded for cooking use or cut for snacking and entertaining. Garlic & Herb Cheddar is a consumer-loved flavor combination that transforms any ordinary recipe. Buffalo Ranch Monterey Jack offers a zesty and tangy taste blended with rich Kraft Natural Cheese. Tomato Basil Monterey Jack is a savory and delicious flavor that can be added to recipes used for lunch time, dinner time and everything in between, including hot sandwiches, charcuterie, or grated over pasta or soup. Kraft Flavor Fusions makes dining at home even more exciting for families, no matter the usage occasion.
“We’re thrilled to provide families a unique product that adds unexpected joy to snacking and mealtime, while enhancing Kraft Natural Cheese’s portfolio,” said Amanda Vaal, director of Brand Marketing. “Kraft Flavor Fusions unlocks what is possible in the dairy aisle.”
Developed together with the cheese-making experts at Lactalis Heritage Dairy, a subsidiary of Lactalis USA, which offers an unrivaled collection of dairy brands enjoyed in homes across the United States, Kraft Flavor Fusions marries consumer-loved flavors with the highest-quality Kraft cheeses that families have depended on for over 100 years.
“The launch of Kraft Flavor Fusions marks the introduction of curated and artfully crafted flavors into the dairy aisle,” said Mallory Loeffler, Brand Manager. “Kraft Natural Cheese has been a cooking staple for generations, and the launch of Kraft Flavor Fusions will continue to make home-cooking flavorful and accessible.”
