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November 1, 2024

Whole Moon announced the launch of its new product line that delivers creamy taste and whole protein through its proprietary whole ingredient process, it says.

Whole Moon uses a unique process that blends whole-roasted almonds, oats, pistachios and soybeans, resulting in a rich, nutty flavor and a full-bodied texture, it says. The beverages deliver a complete protein source, containing all nine essential amino acids naturally derived from legumes, nuts and grains, it notes.

“Our Whole Moon beverages were designed for people who want a plant-based option without sacrificing taste or nutrition,” said Susan Knight, president of Whole Moon, in a statement. “Consumers are looking for drinks with outstanding flavor along with top-notch nutritional benefits and Whole Moon delivers. In fact, we are finding that Whole Moon tastes so delicious that people want to drink it by the glass.”

Available in three flavors — Almond, Oat and Pistachio — all Whole Moon products are low in sugar, kosher, dairy-free, gluten-free, vegan and Non-GMO Project Verified, with no added oils or artificial flavorings.

Packaged in 42-ounce bottles, Whole Moon currently is available at Shoprite, Fairway, Central Markets, Key Foods and C-Town, with shipping soon to Fred Meyer, Mother’s Market and QFC, the company says.

www.wholemoon.com 

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