Bonne Maman expands chilled dessert range with vanilla and coffee pots

Bonne Maman has expanded its chilled pot range with new vanilla and coffee offerings, entering direct competition with established chilled dessert brands in UK supermarkets.

FTMQ Food, written by our newsroom7 October 2026 at 11:530 views

French brand Bonne Maman has expanded its chilled dessert lineup in UK supermarkets by introducing new Vanilla Pot and Coffee Pot varieties, BBC Good Food reported. The new additions join the brand's existing Chocolate Pot in the chilled dessert aisle. [1]

The chilled desserts are packaged in small glass jars and are manufactured using fresh cream, whole milk, and eggs, according to BBC Good Food. The publication noted that the format targets growing consumer demand for single-portion chilled desserts that eliminate food waste and washing up. [1]

Bonne Maman is the flagship brand of the French fruit processing company Andros, which is headquartered in Biars-sur-Cere in the Lot department. Jean Gervoson founded the brand in 1971 alongside his wife Suzanne and brother-in-law Pierre Chapoulart to produce jam, compotes, and desserts using simple ingredients. [2][3]

Bonne Maman added Vanilla and Coffee flavours to its chilled dessert pot range.
The chilled pots are packaged in glass jars and made with fresh cream, whole milk, and eggs.
Bonne Maman is owned by French fruit processing group Andros.

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[1]Bonne Maman’s new chilled dessert pots are here to rival GüBBC Good Food, 3h ago (the report this story comes from)

Background

[2]Bonne Maman on Wikipedia
[3]Bonne Maman on Grokipedia

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