Protein + Prebiotics + Fiber + Iron. PreforPro is scientifically shown to support the growth of beneficial bacteria in the gut. Because it is not fiber or starch-based, it will not cause digestive discomfort, bloating or gas. Tests also show PreforPro prebiotic is effective within hours and in very small doses.
Health Benefits Without Sacrificing Flavor
Safe and satisfying for the whole family. The Parker’s plant-based smoothie is a true meal replacement. With a clean label featuring only seven ingredients, 20 g of protein from pumpkin, hemp, flax, and chia, PLUS PreforPro and only 110 calories, it provides true health benefits without sacrificing flavor.
Convenience of Meal Simplicity
Good nutrition should be easy. Parker’s plant-based smoothies are packaged individually so consumers can throw a pouch into a bag and enjoy a tasty meal ready to go anytime. They are easy to make with water, a plant-based milk of choice or blended with added ingredients.
Focus on Sustainability
Responsibly produced protein to fuel daily nutritional needs. With a consumer focus on sustainability and climate change, it is a priority to source protein from plant sources like pumpkin, hemp, flax and chia seeds. Some seeds, like flax, are primarily used for oil manufacturing. After the oil is pressed from the seed, the protein is purified from the leftover material, creating less waste.
Parker’s Plant Based Quad Protein Smoothie takes your smoothie to the next level with PreforPro®… a new, patented prebiotic that helps restore microbiome balance by crowding out bad bacteria so good bacteria have room to grow.
Unlike typical prebiotics that require large doses and days to start working, PreforPro is shown in tests to be effective within hours in very small doses. And because PreforPro isn’t fiber or starch-based, it doesn’t cause digestive discomfort, bloating, or gas.
To buy and learn more about Parker’s Plant Based Foods, and its new Quad Protein Smoothie, visit www.parkersplantbased.com
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