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Review: Fuel For Fire Fruit + Protein smoothie.

I was thrilled when I received a message from Mom's Meet inviting me to try out the Fuel For Fire Fruit + Protein smoothie. As someone who is always on the lookout for new ways to incorporate more protein into my diet, I was eager to give it a try. What I particularly liked about this product is that it comes in convenient pouches that can be easily carried around in your bag. In this post, I will be sharing my honest review of this product. Enjoy reading!


*Disclaimer* I was allowed to try out this product. This product was given to me for free from Moms Meet (momsmeet.com) to use and give my honest opinion on this product. Compensation for this post was provided and this page may contain affiliate links.


About Fuel For Fire Fruit + Protein

  • It's made with 100% real fruit puree and also has quality whey protein isolate that is 99.8% lactose-free.  
  • This product contains no added sugar, GMOs, fat, soy, or nuts, and there is no gluten. 
  • It comes in convenient single-serve pouches with a built-in straw that makes it easy to grab and take on the go.
  •  I love that these pouches do not need refrigeration, but they do taste great when they are chilled as well.  
  • Nine essential amino acids/in less than 125 calories. 
  •  A pack of Fuel for fire and protein smoothie typically retails for $2.99.



My thoughts on this product

I really appreciate the convenience of the pouches in this product. They make it so easy to take on the go and enjoy while I'm out. As a busy mom, anything that helps me make healthier choices and simplifies my life is a bonus! I've tried other protein products that don't mix well and leave a gritty or grainy texture, but Fuel for Fire has a consistency like applesauce and eliminates that problem.

 Each pouch contains between 203mg to 406mg of potassium, which is less than a banana's 422mg. The flavors are fantastic! My favorite is the coffee flavor. I already love coffee, so I was excited to try it. The available flavors are coffee, banana cocoa, sweet potato apple, strawberry banana, and tropical. I appreciate that this product is made with 100% real fruit puree.

Other great uses for this product:
  • Feeling your best after exercising. Giving you a natural boost in energy!
  • To refuel and replenish. This will allow you to keep going stronger, and longer.
  • This makes a great, healthy snack for the kiddos too!
  • Convenient and easy to take while on the go. 

Where to purchase
You can purchase Fuel For Fire Fruit + Protein smoothie by visiting their website at fuelforfire.com.
It is also available on Amazon and select retail stores. If you visit fuelforfire.com/apps/store-locator you'll be able to find a full list of locations in your area that carry this great product.

Try it out! Discount code below ↓
Are you ready to give it a try? Get 40% off and free shipping by entering the discount code SAVE40 when you visit fuelforfire.com This offer will expire on July 31, 2018. 

Enjoy!

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