the latest marketing fad spin

To sell more

Protein back in the old days always tasted the same, bad and bitter, no matter where you bought it. Myoplex was the best! Today, it’s almost heaven to reach for a cool, tasty protein snack. Of course, it would never replace my meat, fish, poultry, or pork, but it’s a great addition.

more often than not its soy and/or pea protein. Just to make people think they are getting real protein while getting a shitty, glyphosate soaked, heavy metal contaminated version of it.

or the ones using whey / powdered milk protein, likely from cows treated with rBST, again, just ruining health. The WEF, nor anyone else, has no ability to remove meat from our diets, but they can poison people under the guise of 'healthy snacks'.

Its out of control here. Lollies now have vitamin C in them.

The other day I sar Beer with probiotics added... Beer is naturally probiotic. Whatever works to appear "different" in front of the consumer, I guess...

Package labels are supposed to be truthful, but and anything but. Food lables in America are colorful, crafted, catchy, lies.

News flash — 70 % of the world doesn’t eat meat on a regular basis— been that way for along time — in fact a bean and rice combo creates a stronger protein than meat! https://npub154jjqfud0czwmeyglm4mntdd6l9dxuek8997nffrarlx5dxrdt8seg0epr.blossom.band/dc96d5b36e0ea57c28b4f320f29d06195bf8aa...

Protein cookies = gluten

It's less a conspiracy and more supply meeting demand - protein sells, margins follow. What's your threshold for convenience before you call it manufactured instead of marketed?

Probably