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Tryall puts high protein and high fiber into its juice-like pouch-package Protein Shake

Tryall Protein Shake Juice

The Taiwanese competitor Tryall, which proudly claims to be the best-selling protein brand in the country, has all sorts of protein solutions available with a variety of formats, all sorts of flavors, and different sources of protein for different lifestyles. Its latest innovation is the perfect example of that variance in versatility and approach, with a ready-to-drink protein supplement that comes in a pocket-sized, resealable pouch.

The newly released Tryall Protein Shake comes packaged in an eye-catching green pouch covered in light and refreshing fruity graphics, as it promises a sort of juice-like experience, as opposed to your typical milkshake-like protein RTD. The nutrition profile is nice and lean at 21g of protein exclusively from plant-based sources in pea protein and rice protein, a rather high 14g of carbohydrates, although 10g of that is fiber, and 122 calories.

Tryall’s latest outing is simply named Protein Shake, but it does have a bit more to it with the fair amount of fiber, making it sort of a hybrid pouch beverage that, again, feels like fruit juice in terms of taste and texture. The Taiwanese brand has rolled out the convenient protein product in two refreshing flavors with the sweet Red Guava and crisp Apple Juice, available for around TWD 99 (3.10 USD) for a single 40g packet.