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Little Latke, a breakout innovator in the savoury snacks sector, has announced the launch of two new additions to its product lineup: Garlic Parm and Spicy Honey Dijon. The expansion builds on the success of the brand's "Original" variant, which established the world's first shelf-stable potato latke crisp category by reimagining a traditional comfort food as a modern, portable snack.


The launch is part of a broader strategic effort to increase the brand's presence across diverse retail environments and consumption occasions, moving from a niche speciality item to a mainstream snacking alternative.



Flavour Innovation and Trend Alignment

The two new SKUs are engineered to capture high-growth flavour trends that are currently dominating the North American and European snacking markets. By diversifying beyond its original profile, Little Latke is targeting two distinct consumer segments:


Garlic Parm 🧄🧀 Delivers a rich, savoury experience featuring notes of roasted garlic and aged parmesan. This variant targets the "indulgent savoury" demographic looking for sophisticated, umami-rich alternatives to standard potato chips.


Spicy Honey Dijon 🍯🌶️ A trend-forward "sweet-heat" profile that balances subtle piquancy with honeyed sweetness. This flavour aligns with the massive rise in consumer demand for complex, multi-dimensional heat profiles in the "better-for-you" (BFY) category.


Taylor Blue, Founder and CEO of Little Latke, stated that expanding the flavour lineup is critical for the brand as it continues to scale. Blue emphasised that the goal is to blend nostalgia with innovation to ensure repeat purchase behaviour across a wider variety of social and solo snacking moments.


Formulation and Ingredients

Little Latke maintains its competitive edge through a "clean-label" technical formulation that avoids the seed oils and synthetic additives common in mass-market industrial crisps.


Key product specifications include:


  • Premium Fat Source: The crisps are crafted using avocado oil, a high-stability monounsaturated fat that appeals to the "ultra-clean" and health-conscious consumer.


  • Non-GMO Potatoes: Sourced from Non-GMO crops to ensure supply chain transparency and meet the standards of premium natural grocers.


  • Clean Label Spices: Utilises natural spice blends to achieve bold flavour without the use of artificial enhancers or MSG.


The new flavours are rolling out to select retailers nationwide alongside a direct-to-consumer (DTC) launch on the company’s website. The pricing strategy, set at $20.00 for a 3-pack and $60.00 for a 12-pack, positions Little Latke in the premium tier of the snacking aisle, where brand loyalty is increasingly driven by quality credentials and unique cultural positioning.

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Little Latke Launches Garlic Parm and Spicy Honey Dijon Crisps

Eddie Sanders
Eddie Sanders
May 5, 2026
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