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Podium makes its first protein snack in an incredibly unique format

Podium Protein Stroopwafel

Podium may have started with a small selection of sports nutrition supplements, and that remained the case in the early stages, although over the last couple of years, the premium brand has seriously pumped up the size of its catalog. On the more recent side of things, Podium has put together and released an exclusive set of products for Target; three limited-time flavors of its standalone creatine; and an extensive Summer Series for 2024 with a lot more than last year.

While Podium has greatly expanded its catalog, it has yet to touch any of the more convenient, on-the-go categories and formats like beverage or functional food. That is all about to change for the latter, as a preview has been shared of what’s the brand’s first-ever protein snack in the Podium Protein Stroopwafel. This is not any ordinary protein bar, cookie, of RTD; as per the name, it is a high-protein stroopwafel, which is a pair of crumbly cookies with syrup in between.

Podium Protein Stroopwafel appears to have 6g of protein per cookie treat, and they aren’t overly large at 30g a piece versus your typical protein bar, tipping the scales at 30g. We’re unsure of the other macros in the product, but it does sound delicious, with crumbly cookies on either side of a salty caramel filling, for an authentic experience. Podium’s functional food debut is launching very soon in bulk boxes of eight and will have just the one Original flavor to start.