Happy Viking Shares Energizing, All-Natural Plant Protein Shakes
Laura McQuarrie — December 1, 2020 — Pop Culture
References: drinkhappyviking & fastcompany
Venus Williams has been eating a mostly vegan diet for years and now the tennis legend is launching her own plant-based company called Happy Viking, which shares Plant Protein Shakes. Created in partnership with Dyla Brands, Happy Viking shares products that are packed with protein from pea and brown rice, plus other ingredients that aid in nutrient absorption and digestion.
The vanilla and chocolate flavors are offered in different formats to support on-the-go and at-home consumption, plus they are made from all-natural ingredients. With 20 grams of plant-based protein per serving, Happy Viking's Plant Protein Shakes are touted as "fuel for your body and mind." The plant-powered beverages also share omega-3s and essential amino acids for "Viking strength," all without dairy, soy, gluten, artificial ingredients or GMOs.
Image Credit: Happy Viking
The vanilla and chocolate flavors are offered in different formats to support on-the-go and at-home consumption, plus they are made from all-natural ingredients. With 20 grams of plant-based protein per serving, Happy Viking's Plant Protein Shakes are touted as "fuel for your body and mind." The plant-powered beverages also share omega-3s and essential amino acids for "Viking strength," all without dairy, soy, gluten, artificial ingredients or GMOs.
Image Credit: Happy Viking
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