Following the success of the Nestlé Lindahls Pro+ range, Lindahls launches a delicious new Banoffee Pie flavour, specifically designed for avid gym-goers!
 Nestlé Lindahls, the rapidly growing high protein dairy brand from Lactalis Nestlé, has continued its extension of its PRO+ protein range into the Chilled Dairy category with the launch of its new Banoffee Pie flavour in the UK.
Nestlé Lindahls, the rapidly growing high protein dairy brand from Lactalis Nestlé, has continued its extension of its PRO+ protein range into the Chilled Dairy category with the launch of its new Banoffee Pie flavour in the UK.
Nearly half (49%) of UK dessert consumers find hybrid desserts appealing, showing the desire for more innovative indulgent flavours[1]. Lindahls PRO+ Banoffee Pie flavour offers consumers the chance to enjoy variety in their balanced diet with this tasty new flavour.
The new Nestlé Lindahls PRO+ Banoffee Pie flavour brings together the nutritional benefits of protein shakes in a form of handy 150g pots, ideal for consumers to slot into their gym bag and tasty enough to enjoy as a high protein snack throughout the day.
Packed with 18g of protein per serving and a unique 50:50 mix of whey and casein, this low sugar and fat free snack is ideal for avid gym-goers that are looking to up their protein intake whilst still enjoying a mouth-watering tasty treat.
According to Kantar, over forty percent (41%) of consumers have been eating indulgent food regularly since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic[2]. The indulgent banoffee pie flavour pot provides consumers with a high protein alternative.
Paul Wiseman, Marketing Manager at Lactalis Nestlé Chilled Dairy said: “We are pleased to share that we are extending our Nestlé Lindahls PRO+ range in the UK to include another delicious flavour. We are always committed to providing great tasting, high protein snacks that mean consumers can continue to enjoy variety in a balanced way.”
The exciting new flavour Banoffee Pie, can now be found in Sainsbury’s across the UK and Tesco in Ireland at £0.95 RRP.[3]
[1] Source: Kantar Profiles/Mintel, 2020
[2] Source: Kantar Profiles/Mintel, 2020
 
						
				

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