BOL PROTEIN+ Power Pots: Introducing The Latest Addition to BOL’s Vegan-Friendly Range
Plant-powered supermarket stalwart BOL has unveiled a new, supercharged sub-range packing plenty of protein and fibre.
Arriving as an amped-up follow-on from its popular One Pots, BOL PROTEIN+ Power Pots aim to meet the demand for clean, functional fuel head on.
“77% of people are looking to eat more protein, and 96% of adults in the UK aren’t hitting the recommended 30 grams of fibre per day,” the brand wrote in an announcement.
“Meanwhile, there’s ever growing demand for more natural nutrition sources, made without UPF ingredients.”
BOL PROTEIN+ Power Pots certainly fit the bill of convenient meals that take a holistic approach to health.
Each of the three recipes leading the SKU’s debut features 30g of plant protein, 19g+ of gut-loving fibre and up to two of the recommended five-a-day.
They’re also free from ultra-processed ingredients and ready in under five minutes.
“Our Thai Green Curry, Teriyaki Style Rice Bowl and Chickpea Jalfrezi pots are the ultimate solution: supercharged with protein and fibre from 100% whole foods like tofu, beans and lentils,” the brand continued.
“And with a decade of expertise in cooking up globally inspired recipes, expect nothing less than our usual big BOL taste.”
Launched in 2015, BOL — short for Bring On Life — quickly earned a glowing reputation for cooking up healthy, vegan-friendly meals that each pack a protein punch.
Alongside the One Pots, its range includes Power Soups designed for growing protein goals and immunity support, as well as nutritionally complete Power Shakes, Noodle Pots and Veg Pots.
Supermarket juggernauts Sainsbury’s, Asda, Waitrose and Tesco are counted among its long-term stockists.
However, the new BOL PROTEIN+ Power Pots appear to be launching exclusively at the latter. They are currently retailing for £3.50 per pot — just 25p more than the standard Power Pots — or £2.80 through Tesco’s Clubcard promotion.
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