Cinnamon Churros featured as Rachael Ray’s Snack of the Day
On Tuesday, November 17, 2009 Rachael Ray will feature Rudolph’s own delicious Cinnamon Churros as her Snack of the Day. Click here to see highlights from Tuesday’s show.
On Tuesday, November 17, 2009 Rachael Ray will feature Rudolph’s own delicious Cinnamon Churros as her Snack of the Day. Click here to see highlights from Tuesday’s show.
Lima, Ohio (October 12, 2009)—Rudolph Foods, the world’s largest manufacturer of pork rinds and cracklins and a leader in branded and private-label snack products, is pleased to announce the launch of a new social media campaign for both the Rudolph brand and its popular Southern Recipe brand. To meet their consumers where they are—in social circles—Rudolph Foods will join consumers in their everyday conversations through the use of Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and more.
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Get the straight facts about the health food qualities of pork rinds. Click the play button to start the video.

Crust: Using a food processor, grind the pork rinds into a fine powder. Mix in the butter and eggs until you get a doughy consistency. Spread the mixture into a pie pan of your choosing and bake at 450 degrees for 5 minutes.
Filling: Mix the sugars, cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg in a mixing bowl. In a separate mixing bowl combine the pumpkin, milk, egg whites and vanilla. Next mix the contents of the two bowls until you have a moist combination. Pour the mixture into the pie pan. Reduce heat to 375 and bake for 50–60 minutes or until the crust is a golden brown.
KAMO-FM (Fayetteville, Arkansas) interviews Mark Singleton about the ¿Qué hay de cena? Recipe Contest
Date: October 3, 2009
Location: Hotoberfest 2009 in Atlanta, GA
Southern Recipe Pork Rinds recently sponsored HOToberFest, an event that raises awareness and funds for three specific pro-sustainability charities, in Atlanta GA. Thousands of festival goers, including Homer Simpson, enjoyed Southern Recipe pork rinds while they sampled the best craft beers in the world. Check out more pictures and details at www.exploremancave.com.
Lima, Ohio (August 1, 2009) —Rudolph Foods, the world’s largest producer of pork rinds, has launched a recipe contest in celebration of National Hispanic Heritage month, September 15—October 15. ¿Qué hay de cena?, or “What’s for Dinner?” will encourage consumers to share original and creative Hispanic-inspired recipes incorporating Rudolph Foods® or Pepe’s® brand pork rinds for a chance to win a cash prize, free product and more. From September 1—October 30 consumers can submit recipes via the company’s web site at www.RudolphFoods.com or through the U.S. mail.
A panel of judges, comprised of Rudolph Foods executives and cooks, will judge submitted recipes based on authenticity, creativity and flavor. In all, five finalists will be selected from among all entries submitted, earning an assortment of Pepe’s brand products for a year. One grand prize winner will receive free product for a year in additional to a cash prize of $300.
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Mix eggs and milk together. In a separate bowl, combine pork rinds and fish breading. Dip pieces of fish in milk/egg mixture and then coat with the breading mixture. Deep fry until golden brown.
*You can replace the catfish with boneless chicken breast. That’s delicious too!
Lima, Ohio (July 2, 2009)—To meet growing consumer demand for authentic, ethnic snacking options, Rudolph Foods, the world’s largest manufacturer of branded and private-label snack products, announced that it will unveil a new chili and lime-seasoned, puffed wheat snack to its popular line of snack products. As a new addition to Rudolph’s line of wheat-based snacks, Chicharinas drive home the brand’s commitment to adding even more variety to its expansive array of crunchy snacks. The new product is expected to hit grocery and C-store shelves throughout the country late summer, 2009.
Chile & Lime Chicharinas meet the need for new flavor profiles. In fact, recent consumer studies predict that to meet consumer demand, new products must be anything but bland, mild or boring. It is further forecast that snackers are inclined to select new products with a touch of spice to jazz up traditional flavors. Consistent with the culinary seasonings of Latinos, Chile & Lime Chicharinas will be made available in 2.75-ounce packages. Offering wheat as the primary ingredient, Chicharinas are also a healthier snacking alternative.
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Lima, Ohio (July 2, 2009)—Southern Recipe, a top ten brand of pork rinds and cracklins, has introduced a new Red Pepper Cracklin Dipper to their popular line. Slated to hit shelves later this summer in southern and southeastern states, this new cracklin snack meets the growing consumer demand for spicy flavors with a new scoop shape.
Red Pepper Dippers introduce a new innovative shape to this nostalgic snack. The new scoop shape, designed for the distinct ability to hold a large amount of dip, meets consumer demand for a more filling, robust snacking experience. With zero carbs and more protein than a serving of peanuts, these cracklins also present a healthy snacking option.
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1. Add a touch of cream cheese to your pork rind and garnish with a jalapeno.
2. Serve pork rinds with a side of guacamole or salsa for dipping.
3. Swap pork rinds for your tortilla chips in a taco salad for a low carb meal.
4. Crush up pork rinds to use in place of bread crumbs on fish or chicken.
5. Use ground up pork rinds to make a healthier pizza crust.
6. Use chicharonnes (pork rinds) in place of tortillas in your Vegetable or Chicken Soup.