If you’re a breakfast junkie, there are several exciting new food launches that recently hit stores and promise to shake up your mornings. Whether you’re on the hunt for a new convenient go-to, a cereal enthusiast or seeking a quick and nutritious bite, there’s something for everyone. From indulgent treats to protein-packed healthy choices, these eight new arrivals will upgrade your breakfast routine.
Egglife Original and Garlic Egg White Wraps
Nutrition: per serving 2 wraps
Calories: 50 for the original
Fat: .5g (Saturated fat: 0g)
Sodium: 240mg
Carbs: 1g (Fiber: 0g , Sugar: 0g)
Protein: 11g
The Egglife Original and Garlic Egg White Wraps are ideal for a healthy breakfast on the go.
The 18 pack includes 8 original wraps and 8 roasted garlic & herb wraps and has 11 grams of protein per serving. Fill them with your favorite items like cheese, meat and veggies and you have a tasty healthy meal. While they recently dropped at Sam’s Club, they’re only for a limited time so don’t wait too long.
Eggo Minis Pancakes – Birthday Cake and Protein Minis
Nutrition: per serving 1 pouch
Calories: 110 for the Birthday Cake flavor
Fat: 2g (Saturated fat: 0g)
Sodium: 170mg
Carbs: 11g (Fiber: <1g , Sugar: 6g)
Protein: 2g
Pancake fans get ready for two new Eggo flavors–Birthday Cake and Protein Minis. The bite-sized frozen waffles are starting to hit stores like Walmart according to the Instagram account @frontpagefoodfinds.
Cookies & Crème Milkshake Frosted Flakes
Nutrition: per serving 1 cup
Calories: 140
Fat: 0g (Saturated fat: 0g)
Sodium: 170mg
Carbs: 33g (Fiber: 1g , Sugar: 13g)
Protein: 2g
Frosted Flakes is a childhood favorite for many and now the iconic brand is rolling out a new flavor. According to the Instagram account @candyhunting shoppers are already starting to find the latest item on shelves at Woodman’s.
Quest Chocolate Protein Shakes
Nutrition: per serving 1 bottle
Calories: 230
Fat: 4g (Saturated fat: 1.5g)
Sodium: 400mg
Carbs: 6g (Fiber: 2g , Sugar: 2g)
Protein: 45g
Looking to kick off your day with a quick dose of high-protein? The Quest Chocolate Protein Shakes from Sam’s Club and is already rated 4.6 on the retailer’s site.
One customer wrote, “These taste great and give you 45 grams of protein. Amazing.”
Member’s Mark Chocolate Cherry Bread
Nutrition: per serving 1 slice 56 grams
Calories: 150
Fat: 2g (Saturated fat: 1g)
Sodium: 200mg
Carbs: 29g (Fiber: 2g , Sugar: 10g)
Protein: 4g
Sam’s Club is upping their breakfast game this year offering the perfect weekend brunch treat –the Member’s Mark Chocolate Cherry Bread. The delicious sweet bread is baked fresh daily in house and will be a crowd-pleaser at your breakfast table. It’s only around for a limited time, so grab a loaf while you can.
Post Fruity PEBBLES Strawberries and Cream Cereal
Nutrition: per serving 1 cup
Calories: 140
Fat: 2 g (Saturated fat: .5g)
Sodium: 190mg
Carbs: 31g (Fiber: 0g , Sugar: 12g)
Protein: 1g
Meet the Flintstones, but in a different way than you’re used to. Post Fruity PEBBLES Strawberries and Cream Cereal just debuted and you can find it in Walmart. The new flavor will be in stores until the end of summer.
Farm Rich Stuffed Sausage Biscuits
Nutrition: per serving 1 biscuit
Calories: 290
Fat: 14g (Saturated fat: 6g)
Sodium: 700mg
Carbs: 28g (Fiber: 2g , Sugar:1 g)
Protein: 12g
Farm Rich just introduced a new breakfast line that includes stuffed sausage biscuits. They’re described as “hearty and delicious” online and shoppers are starting to find them in Publix, according to food blogger Markie Devo.
Trader Joe’s Organic Tart Cherry Fruit Spread
Nutrition: per serving 1 Tbsp
Calories: 25
Fat: 0g (Saturated fat: 0g)
Sodium: 5mg
Carbs: 0g (Fiber: 0g , Sugar:6 g)
Protein: 0g
Another limited time item is the Trader Joe’s Organic Tart Cherry Fruit Spread that’s ideal for breakfast pastries, muffins or your favorite piece of toast. The Instagram account @trader_joes_treasure_hunt announced the return of the popular item and fans are excited,
One shopper commented, “This but with a vanilla latte 🫠 YUM.”
A second wrote, “I want to get this as soon as possible.”
Heather Newgen
