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Ghost Partners With General Mills for All New Peanut Butter Ghost Cereal

Ghost Partners With General Mills for All New Peanut Butter Ghost Cereal

Ghost Lifestyle is a newish supplement brand but one which has quickly become hugely popular, especially among the younger crowd of gym goers and fitness enthusiasts due to their creative marketing, their partnerships with mainstream food companies like Chips Ahoy and Sour Patch Kids, among others, and their high quality supplements.

Well Ghost Lifestyle has just revealed that they've teamed up with General Mills to drop an all new Ghost PB (Peanut Butter) Cereal. In recent years protein cereals have become popular such as the hugely popular Magic Spoon Cereal as well as Premier Protein who recently put out their own cereal as well. And just a few days back supplement brand Boba Tea Protein dropped their very own Tarrot Boba Tea Protein Cereal.

The All New Ghost Lifestyle PB Protein Cereal will feature 170 calories per serving along with 11 grams of carbs, 6 grams of sugar and a hefty 18 grams of protein. One likely positive of partnering with someone like General Mils is this cereal will likely come in at a lower price point as currently most smaller batch protein cereals are $10 or more per box which gets pricey quick. Another benefit hopefully is wider distribution meaning we'll hopefully be able to find this at stores like Walmart and Target as well as your local grocer eventually.

The all new Ghost Peanut Butter Protein Cereal will be dropping on the Ghost App and website at 12PM Central time in just over a week on Wednesday April 10th, 2024. We'll definitely be trying to get our hands on a box so keep your eyes out for a review coming over on the Best Price Nutrition Youtube Channel

Apr 3rd 2024 John Frigo
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