The Kind 'Protein From Real Food' Bars Have 12 Grams of Protein Each
Michael Hemsworth — January 18, 2018 — Lifestyle
References: kindsnacks & foodbev
The high-protein diet is showing little sign of slowing down, which is prompting brands to create new products like the Kind 'Protein From Real Food' Bars to satiate consumer demand. The new bars are crafted from premium ingredients that are all positioned as being a healthy source of energy and protein. The bars come in four tasty flavors including 'White Chocolate Cinnamon Almond,' 'Toasted Caramel Nut,' Double Dark Chocolate Nut' and 'Crunchy Peanut Butter.'
Speaking on the new Kind 'Protein From Real Food' Bars, Founder and CEO of the brand, Danial Lubetzky, said, "At Kind, we’re always striving to challenge conventional wisdom and eliminate false compromises. We tried to think differently about what we would want in a protein bar. We discovered what was missing was a protein bar that tasted delicious, and delivered protein from premium, whole ingredients that we can recognize and feel good about putting in our body."
Speaking on the new Kind 'Protein From Real Food' Bars, Founder and CEO of the brand, Danial Lubetzky, said, "At Kind, we’re always striving to challenge conventional wisdom and eliminate false compromises. We tried to think differently about what we would want in a protein bar. We discovered what was missing was a protein bar that tasted delicious, and delivered protein from premium, whole ingredients that we can recognize and feel good about putting in our body."
Trend Themes
1. Healthy Protein Bars - Opportunity for brands to create protein bars made with healthier, recognizable ingredients.
2. High-protein Diet - Brands can capitalize on the continuing popularity of high-protein diets by creating new protein-packed products.
3. Alternative Protein Sources - There is an opportunity to create protein bars using alternative and sustainable protein sources such as insect protein or plant-based protein.
Industry Implications
1. Nutrition & Health - These protein bars cater to consumers who prioritize healthy food choices and active lifestyles.
2. Food & Beverage - This trend can disrupt the food and beverage industry by creating new protein-focused product lines.
3. Sports Nutrition - These protein bars can disrupt the sports nutrition industry by providing a convenient, on-the-go snack for athletes and active individuals.
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