David Protein Launches Ready-to-Drink Protein Milkshakes
New Vanilla and Chocolate Protein Milkshakes deliver 30g of protein, 140–150 calories, and less than 1g of sugar
David Protein Milkshakes are made with ultrafiltered milk and deliver 30g of protein, 140–150 calories, and less than 1g of sugar per 12 oz bottle. Smooth, thick, and creamy from the first sip to the last, the new shakes are designed to deliver the taste and experience of a milkshake with the protein density consumers expect from David.
Available in two flavors:
- Vanilla: Smooth, creamy, and classic, with 30g of protein, 140 calories, and less than 1g of sugar per 12 oz bottle.
- Chocolate: Rich, creamy, and cocoa-forward, with 30g of protein, 150 calories, and less than 1g of sugar per 12 oz bottle.
The launch is supported by "Drink David," a new campaign featuring supermodel
David Protein Milkshakes launch
The launch marks David's latest expansion beyond protein bars. In June, the company introduced David Frozen Dessert, which delivers 30g of protein per pint with 210–260 calories and 1–2g of sugar, depending on the flavor.
ABOUT DAVID PROTEIN
David is a protein-focused food company creating products that deliver more protein without compromising on taste or macros. Its portfolio includes protein bars, frozen dessert, and ready-to-drink protein milkshakes.
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