New In: MyVitamins Collagen Creamer

Writer and expert1 year ago

Boost your daily protein intake with the new Collagen Creamer, milk alternative. The perfect supplement to add to your coffee, tea, shakes and many more.

Here’s everything you need to know…

What Is Myvitamins Collagen Creamer?

Designed to be a flavourful substitute for milk, and to add a hint of spice to your food and drinks this autumn, our famous Collagen Creamer is now available in Australia. High in protein, low in sugar source of hydrolysed collagen and added vitamin C, our Collagen Creamer is a perfect addition to boost your workout performance. This can boost your protein intake with the added benefit for your performance and recovery.

Try it for yourself:

Collagen Creamer

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There are multiple foods and drinks that our new Collagen Creamer can be added to:

Porridge
Coffee
Shake
Pancakes
Tea
Hot chocolate

Start your day well by making yourself a high-protein breakfast by combining our collagen creamer and collagen pancake.

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