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cereal protein powder

559 results for “cereal protein powder”

Optimum Nutrition Protein Powder Roll Tub - Cinnamon - 1.55lbs: Whey, 24g Protein, Muscle Growth

Clean Simple Eats Protein Powder - Chocolate Brownie Batter - 9.5oz/10ct - 20g Whey Isolate Protein

Post Premier Protein Chocolate Granola - 9oz

RYSE Loaded Protein Powder - Jet Puff

$49.99($1.56/ounce)

Oats Overnight Chocolate Peanut Butter Breakfast Shake - 8.8oz/4ct

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GHOST Whey Protein Trix Powder - Fruit - 503g

ChiChi Maple Brown Sugar Protein Chickpea Hot Cereal - 8.8oz

Mom's Best Honey Grahams Breakfast Cereal - 17.5oz

$4.89($0.28/ounce)

Six Star 100% Whey Protein Plus - Triple Chocolate: Gluten-Free Muscle Growth Powder

$28.99($1.07/ounce)

Dymatize 100% Whey Isolate Protein Powder - Dunkin Cappuccino - 20 Serve

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Cereal-flavored powders most commonly use whey protein (including whey protein isolate). The listings also include at least one product using a beef protein isolate (noted as bioengineered in the original listing).

Some cereal-style powders list total BCAAs in the range of about 5.5–6.7 grams per serving. For products that specify leucine, the amount is reported around 2.6–2.7 grams per serving.

Calorie counts vary widely by product type: isolate-style cereal flavors often list about 110–120 calories per serving, while high-calorie mass gainer formulas can list substantially more (examples in the listings include around 1,290 calories per serving).

Scoop guidance varies by product: some isolate powders recommend one scoop mixed with about 6–8 fl oz (180–240 ml) of liquid, while mass gainer formulas specify multi-scoop servings (for example, some list 5 scoops per serving in the product information).

These powders are positioned for a range of goals, including muscle recovery and building, higher-calorie mass/gain support (mass gainer formulas), and some products are marketed as meal replacements with added macros and nutrients.

Some cereal-style protein powders include added vitamins and minerals (listings show examples ranging from roughly 14 up to 23 listed micronutrients). Certain meal-replacement or larger formulas also list extras such as digestive enzymes and probiotics.

Cereal-flavored powders appear in a range of container sizes, from roughly 1–3 lb (example isolate tubs around 1.4–3 lb) up to larger mass gainer sizes near 6 lb in the listings.

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