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Jun 26, 2023

Durian Milk Tea protein powder turns the fruit's pungent power into gains

Adventurous fitness enthusiasts and boba fans alike can now add Durian Milk Tea

Adventurous fitness enthusiasts and boba fans alike can now add Durian Milk Tea flavor protein powder to their post-workout routine.

Far East Alchemy, an Asian Australian-owned fitness supplement brand, is offering the unique flavor on their website for a limited time.

The product's description says the supplement is made from real monthong durian from Thailand, also known as golden pillow durian, which is apparent in both its smell and taste. The powder is pre-blended with black tea powder, allowing consumers who are new to the fruit to enjoy its flavors without being overwhelmed while maintaining the distinct flavor fans know and love.

For macro-conscious consumers, one 35 gram serving of Durian Milk Tea protein powder contains 139 calories, 23.5 grams of protein, 2.2 grams of fat and 6.8 grams of carbohydrates, according to its nutrition facts. Although the protein's source is grass-fed whey, the powder is also made with lactase enzymes for those with a lactose intolerance.

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Curious fitness fanatics can purchase a 500-gram bag of Durian Milk Tea Protein for $32.31 or a 1 kilogram bag for $55.02. Other flavors the supplement brand offers include Thai Milk Tea, Taro Milk Tea, Brown Sugar Milk Tea and Matcha Latte.

Fans of the pungent fruit looking to try Far East Alchemy's Durian Milk Tea protein powder for themselves will have to hurry, as it's only being offered while supplies last. However, those who aren't able to get their hands on the uniquely flavored supplement have other options to satisfy their cravings, such as durian-flavored ice cream or durian mango pizza.

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