Protein POPCORN Now Exists, Here’s Where To Buy It

For most people, popcorn is primarily a snack designated for the movies or a lazy night on the couch. Well get ready, because Protes is about to change the way you look at popcorn, just like they did with corn chips!

A few months ago, we wrote about Protes’ protein-heavy approach to snacks, when Protes debuted a brand new line of pea protein-based chips with 15 grams of protein packed inside each serving.

One cup of popcorn typically has about 1 gram of protein, but Protes’ popcorn has a massive serving of 10 grams per bag! By using whey protein, Protes was able to capitalize on gains and keep this popcorn on the healthy side, without sacrificing on taste.     

Seeing as it’s both gluten and GMO free, this isn’t your average popcorn. With flavors like Sweet Cinnamon and White Cheddar, it might not be long before gym enthusiasts start replacing protein bars with bags of Protes to get a quick snack in after their gym routine – which isn’t a bad idea.

So, if you’re trying to get some extra pop in your protein, be on the lookout for Protes Popcorn at GNC stores in the near future. In the meantime, head to www.eatprotes.com to get your fix!

Photos by Pete Pham


Created in partnership with Protes

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