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Waterville, Maine (April 15, 2018) - Maine Crisp Company, a specialty food business making gluten-free crackers, won a coveted sofi Award from the Specialty Food Association for their Cranberry Almond Crisps. Maine Crisps were entered and judged alongside other major cracker competitors. The Specialty Food Association grants sofi Awards to innovators in the food market by giving brands global recognition and esteem among peers in leading categories.
“We are thrilled to win a sofi in such a competitive category. I credit the quality of the ingredients and the farmers we work with” said Karen Getz, Maine Crisp co-founder. Karen stated, “being a former farmstead cheesemaker and now cracker maker”, that she, “wanted a cracker worthy of pairing with great cheese, for those with gluten-sensitivity.” She has found that people with or without dietary restrictions love these crisps and that, “consumers eat them as a delicious snack all by themselves, and certainly a blind tasting by a panel of judges confirmed we’re hearing from customers.”
In June, Karen will attend the sofi Meet and Greet Event at the Summer Fancy Food Show as well as exhibit and sample crisps at the Good Food Mercantile in Brooklyn alongside other pioneering good food companies.
About Maine Crisp
Founded and operating out of Waterville, Maine, Maine Crisp Company is a pioneer in using naturally gluten-free buckwheat and a unique combination of nuts, seeds and dried fruit. The resulting crackers are being served in some of the finest cheese shops and specialty food stores in the nation. The three flavors are Wild Blueberry Walnut, Cranberry Almond and Cinnamon Maple. They will be joined by others as the company grows.
Press:
Portland Press Herald : Three Maine Companies win specialty food awards in New York
Baking Business : Speciality Food Association announces sofi Award winners
Contact: Steve Getz
Co-founder/VP of Marketing
Maine Crisp Company
207.317.9212
steve@mainecrisp.com
www.mainecrisp.com
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