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Blueberry Bomb flavor coming soon to SinFit Nutrition’s protein pancakes

blueberry bomb sinfit protein pancakes

The functional food company SinFit Nutrition, previously known as Sinister Labs, is getting ready to release another flavor of its high protein pancake mix. When the product initially hit the market, it had three tastes to choose from in Chocolate Rage, Buttermilk Blaze, and Banana Blitz, although now it has just two options in Chocolate Crush and Banana Blitz.

The new addition coming to SinFit Nutrition’s protein pancake mix is not the return anything but an entirely new creation, with a fruity Blueberry Bomb. The upcoming flavor is actually quite fitting as Blueberry is also one of the three flavors the brand’s zero fat, sugar, and calorie SinFit Syrup comes in, which of course, pairs perfectly with the pancakes.

SinFit Nutrition will be making its new Blueberry Bomb protein pancake mix available through its website soon, with bags priced at $12 for one, $11 each for three, and $10 each for half a doze.