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Khloud’s Protein Popcorn rolls into Costco in a triple-sized 12oz value bag

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Khloud Protein Popcorn At Costco

Khloé Kardashian’s Khloud Foods has steadily grown its Protein Popcorn from a simple three-flavor launch into a much broader lineup, all while sticking to its approachable balance of nutrition and snacking. Every serving provides 7g of protein thanks to its added milk isolate alongside whole grain popcorn, with no GMO ingredients, gluten, or seed oils. The regular 4oz bag is available through retailers like Target at a reasonable $4.99 each.

Khloud Foods is now taking another step forward by bringing its fan-favorite White Cheddar Protein Popcorn to the membership retailer Costco in its first-ever value-size format. The oversized 12oz bag costs $9.89, offering considerably more popcorn while keeping the same recipe and nutrition fans already know. The exclusive launch is rolling out to more than 50 Southern California Costcos, and it’s well worth picking up, being 34% more cost-effective.