Sabra Is Teaming Up With Frank's RedHot And Stubb's For Hummus With A Kick

Hummus is delicious by itself, but when you add a bold flavor into the mix, things really heat up. The popular hummus brand Sabra seems to be doing just that with its rollout of three brand-new hummus flavors, two of which are the result of new partnerships with condiment companies Frank's RedHot and Stubb's. Specifically, Sabra Buffalo Hummus will feature Frank's RedHot as a key ingredient, while Sabra's new barbecue hummus is inspired by Stubb's popular sauce.

"People are craving big, bold flavors and satisfying creamy texture," a Sabra spokesperson told Daily Meal in relation to its respective collabs. To Sabra, the pairings are a no-brainer. "Frank's RedHot and Stubb's Barbecue are clear crave-worthy fan favorites and naturally pair so well with creamy Sabra Hummus," the spokesperson noted, adding its versatility as a dip extends to things like chips and veggies. "We think they'll become fast favorites for the big flavor snackers out there."

Sabra is introducing several new flavors in August

Though the buffalo and barbecue hummus varieties represent two big partnerships for the brand, Sabra's third new flavor joining the lineup is just a boldly flavored: Sabra Southwest Hummus. The brand revealed in a press release that the new southwest hummus is meant to "satisfy any afternoon taco craving."

"As we reach for snacks more often, we want more from them ... more intense flavor, more satisfying textures, more fulfilling options," stated Sabra's Global Chief Research, Development, and Sustainability Officer Olugbenga Diyaolu of the company's decision to introduce the three new hummus flavors. Sabra gave a sneak peek of products back in June at the International Dairy Deli Bakery Association show, where it referred to the varieties as part of its new line of "Bold Familiar Favorites," which brings a hummus twist to flavors consumers already know and love. All three flavors will be available in supermarkets and for purchase online starting August 8.