Poundland now sells MuscleFood protein shakes and flapjacks as it expands health food range
The new selection includes chocolate and strawberry flavour shakes which contain 15g of protein for just a £1
POUNDLAND is now selling even more MuscleFood protein snacks.
Health and fitness fans can buy £1 protein shakes and flapjacks from the budget retailer both online and in-store.
The new products include strawberry and chocolate flavoured shakes, which both contain 21g of protein each.
As well as peanut butter flapjack and chocolate covered flapjacks, which also have 21g of protein a bar.
The four new products will be rolled out across all 850 Poundland stores this April.
These new snacks will join the 11 other Muscle food products already sold there.
Poundland started selling Musclefood snacks and other products seven months ago.
Since then the famous pound store has been adding new Musclefood products regularly.
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It also sells Musclefood health balls in mint or orange flavour as well as protein crisps in salt and vinegar or cheese and onion flavour.
There are protein shakes and bars in various flavours available in-store and online at Poundland.co.uk.
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Nick Preston, commercial director at MuscleFood said: “Making healthy eating affordable and accessible to everyone without compromising on taste and quality is really important to us."
"There is no reason why we all can’t follow a healthier lifestyle with less sugar and fat in our diets."
“Since its launch, the protein bars and shakes have been popular with Poundland customers looking to make healthier choices and for those fitness fans who want to increase the protein they’re consuming.
"It shows them that healthy living isn’t about eating boring, tasteless food, and that you can still enjoy your favourite treats without the guilt.”
The health food company got in some hot water recently after a watchdog found that Musclefood's meat supplier had been using incorrect use by dates on their products.
The retailer had to recall beefburgers, steaks, pork and venison over the wrongly dated products.
The affected foods were sold between January 25 and February 3 2018. If you have one of the products you should not eat it as you could become ill.
If you do have one of these products you should contact Muscle Food directly via their website and the retailer will arrange to come pick up the affected products in exchange for a full refund.
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