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Cookies & Cream and Coffee flavors up next for Protein Pints high-protein ice cream

Protein Pints Cookies And Coffee

Protein Pints is another frozen functional brand building out its menu of sweet, creamy, and protein-packed ice cream, similar to what we saw earlier today from another mouthwatering competitor in Sweet Gains. The brand’s flagship product provides a respectable 30g of complete protein per single pint pot, and this month, Protein Pints is giving fans two more tasty creations to choose from, adding a traditional Cookies & Cream and a classic Coffee.

The extensions join Protein Pints’ already available Chocolate, Strawberry, Peanut Butter Chip, Cookie Dough, and Mint Chip. Cookies & Cream and Coffee are nice and different from all of those, and they have the treat’s signature 30g of protein and calories from 360 to 480. The latest Protein Pints flavors are making their way out to retailers shortly, and they’ll be accessible thanks to the brand’s great distribution, at the likes of Kroger, Sprouts, and Target.

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