Continue reading Stack3d

Check out Stack3d's most popular stories before you go

Prime goes from hydration to energy and now protein in its milk-based Prime ShakePrime goes from hydration to energy and now protein in its milk-based Prime ShakeDavid lowers the protein for its chocolate-covered candy bar-style flavorDavid lowers the protein for its chocolate-covered candy bar-style flavorDavid introduces an entire candy bar style series covered in crunchy pieces and chocolateDavid introduces an entire candy bar style series covered in crunchy pieces and chocolateUSP Labs and Jack3d are back with a 45-serving pre-workout and energy drinkUSP Labs and Jack3d are back with a 45-serving pre-workout and energy drinkMonster Ultra Red White & Blue Razz gets an early roll-out in the US military channelMonster Ultra Red White & Blue Razz gets an early roll-out in the US military channelChocolate, caramel and marshmallow comes together for Barebell’s Peanut Cloud Protein BarChocolate, caramel and marshmallow comes together for Barebell’s Peanut Cloud Protein Bar

Cloud10 rebrands its Rice Krispie style snack and renames it Super Treat!

cloud10 super treat

After last year’s makeover, Cloud10 is keeping things fresh with a new look for its staple product now named Super Treat! For those who aren’t familiar with Cloud10, it is a snack company that puts a protein spin on the classic Rice Krispie treat. Each bar packs 15g each of protein and sugar, and 280 to 300 calories depending on the flavor.

The new packaging features a much more cohesive and clean look. Each flavor no longer has its own overall color; instead, all of the bars have a uniform white and beige exterior. It does, however still retain the individual colors in the logo to distinguish the four flavors; Original, Birthday Cake, Double Chocolate, and Chocolate Coconut.

Cloud10 is available for purchase directly from its own website, with a full box of ten Super Treats costing you $25.99. Cloud10 is also available in a number of supplement retailers such as GNC and the Vitamin Shoppe, as well as Walmart and Sprouts, all of which will have the rebranded snack on shelves soon.

COMMENTS