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Three Wishes Pumpkin Spice Cereal Has Eight-Grams of Protein

The Three Wishes Pumpkin Spice cereal is a limited-edition breakfast product being launched by the better-for-you cereal brand to provide consumers with a health-focused way to enjoy the premium taste of the seasonal flavor profile.

The cereal is crafted with a grain-free recipe that has three-grams of sugar per serving along with eight-grams of plant-based protein. The protein in the cereal is sourced from chickpeas, tapioca and pea protein.

The Three Wishes Pumpkin Spice cereal is priced at $6.99 per box and is launching at participating Sprouts locations in the US for a limited time only. The cereal is targeted towards the increasing number of adult consumers seeking out food products from their childhood, but that boast a recipe that suits their modern nutritional needs.
Trend Themes
1. Plant-based Cereals - There is an opportunity for cereal brands to offer plant-based options that can provide health-focused benefits while catering to consumer demand for nostalgic flavors.
2. Limited-edition Products - Brands can create limited-edition versions of their products to create a sense of excitement and exclusivity among consumers.
3. Grain-free Foods - There is potential for brands to create grain-free versions of popular foods that can appeal to consumers with dietary restrictions and health-conscious consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Cereal Industry - Cereal brands can incorporate ingredients such as chickpeas, tapioca, and pea protein to offer protein-rich, low-sugar options that cater to changing consumer preferences.
2. Grocery Retail Industry - Grocery retailers can feature limited-edition products, such as the Three Wishes Pumpkin Spice cereal, to boost sales and create a sense of urgency among consumers.
3. Health Food Industry - Brands can leverage the growing interest in plant-based and grain-free options to tap into the health-conscious consumer base.

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