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Dannon has introduced Light & Fit Protein Shakes, a new on-the-go option with, says the company, a satisfying taste to help shrink everyday food temptations, describing the product as a deliciously convenient way to help overcome some of the tough daily enticements. Each 10 fl. Oz bottle contains 12 grams of protein, 5 grams of fibre […]

Dannon has introduced Light & Fit Protein Shakes, a new on-the-go option with, says the company, a satisfying taste to help shrink everyday food temptations, describing the product as a deliciously convenient way to help overcome some of the tough daily enticements. Each 10 fl. Oz bottle contains 12 grams of protein, 5 grams of fibre and 0% fat.
“Choosing healthy meals and snacks on hectic days can sometimes prove difficult if better-for-you foods aren’t readily available,” according to Amanda Soled, Registered Dietitian and Associate Health Affairs Manager at The Dannon Company. “I recommend keeping nutritious options that satisfy your taste buds handy, so that it’s easier to make smarter food choices. Light & Fit Protein Shakes not only offer key nutrients like protein and fiber, but a delicious taste, helping you avoid some of those less healthy cravings.”
“At Dannon, we understand that people lead busy, on-the-go lives, and our goal in creating Light & Fit Protein Shakes was to expand the current line so that enjoying Light & Fit yogurt’s benefits can be easy and convenient,” said Jeffrey Rothman, Vice President of Marketing at The Dannon Company.
Light & Fit Protein Shakes come in 10 fl. oz. 4 packs in Strawberry, Mixed Berry, Vanilla and Banana flavours and are available in grocery stores.
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