The food company Ips Snacks recently expanded its portfolio with the addition of a protein-rich snack called Ips Pop popcorn. As "the first and only protein popcorn on the market," Ips Pop gives consumers a delicious new way to add more protein to their diet.
Ips Pop is a popcorn snack made from non-GMO corn and enhanced with whey protein. Unlike ordinary popcorn, each serving of this specialty blend contains 5 grams of protein -- which is approximately the same amount of protein found in a handful of almonds. Despite the high protein content, the popcorn is only 150 calories per serving and is appropriate for people with special dietary restrictions such as gluten-free and Kosher.
Available in White Cheddar and Classic Salted varieties, the protein-packed popcorn is a great option for those looking to up their protein intake throughout the day.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Protein-fortified Snacks
- Businesses could create more protein-rich options for consumers in the snack food industry.
- Specialty Dietary Products
- Companies could create products that cater to individuals with a variety of dietary needs in the food industry.
- Low-calorie, High-protein Foods
- Manufacturers could create more snacks and meals that are both low in calories and high in protein to cater to health-conscious consumers.
Sectors Adopting This
- Snack Food Industry
- This trend could shape the direction of snack food product development in the future.
- Health Food Industry
- Businesses could disrupt the health food industry by creating more protein-rich and low-calorie options for consumers.
- Sports Nutrition Industry
- This trend could create opportunities for new products in the sports nutrition industry that cater to individuals seeking protein-rich snacks and meals.
