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Flavor number four for Tri Blend Protein is Strawberry Ice Cream

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The last time we saw the direct to consumer only brand Max Effort Muscle launch a new flavor for its Tri Blend Protein, was almost five months ago back in May. That was when the brand introduced its Vanilla Ice Cream option, which bumped up the total number of flavors available for the product to three.

This week Max Effort Muscle has returned to add to Tri Blend Protein once again with flavor number four. Joining the three source protein powder’s menu this week is a recipe that’s along the same lines as its other somewhat common protein flavors with Strawberry Ice Cream.

As per usual, the only place to go to get Max Effort Muscle’s latest supplement is its own online store at maxeffortmuscle.com. Just the one tub of the new Tri Blend Protein flavor will cost you $34.99, but if you’re looking to save some money there are also the brand’s automatically discounted stacks.

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