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Diff takes on the growing cream of rice category with a naturally sweetened approach

Diff Creamy Rice

Diff is a fresh name in performance nutrition, and it is about to come to market with a food format that has become increasingly common in the supplement industry, with cream of rice. The debut product is simply called Creamy Rice, offering a convenient source of fast-digesting carbohydrates for fueling workouts or recovery. The newcomer puts plenty of attention on the smooth consistency as well as a dessert-like flavor experience.

Creamy Rice is made with non-GMO rice, is completely gluten-free, and doesn’t use xanthan gum or preservatives, with the flavored options relying on the all-natural monk fruit and stevia for sweetness. A standard serving of the wholesome product contains 25g of carbohydrates, no sugar, zero fat, and just 120 calories. That profile remains consistent across the menu, whether you’re talking Chocolate Brownie or versatile Unflavored.

Diff is starting Creamy Rice with three flavors altogether, the other two, outside of Chocolate Brownie, are Maple Praline and an exotic Mango Sticky Rice, mixing ripe mango and creamy coconut. Again, there is also a neutral Unflavored option for more versatility and functional use. The fresh new nutrition brand will be officially launching shortly through its online store at diff-foods.com with moderately sized 680g pouches at $21.99 each.