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Clean Simple Eats Introduces New Candy Cane Cookie Protein Powder for the Holiday Season

The seasonal launch introduces a new peppermint-inspired flavor, brings back Eggnog and Toasted Marshmallow, and includes holiday offerings at Target and Walmart.

Clean Simple Eats Eggnog and Candy Cane Cookie flavored protein powders
Riverton, UT / Nov 11, 2026 / Clean Simple Eats

Clean Simple Eats (CSE), the health and wellness brand known for its authentic and delicious protein powders and supplements, is expanding its holiday lineup with the launch of Candy Cane Cookie Protein Powder. Inspired by a peppermint cream-filled chocolate cookie, the new flavor joins seasonal favorites Eggnog and Toasted Marshmallow for a festive addition to the brand’s protein lineup.

This holiday season, Clean Simple Eats is introducing two limited-time online offerings: Candy Cane Cookie and Eggnog. Both flavors will be available in 10-serving bags, with single-serving sticks offered through the brand’s Build Your Own variety pack option for purchase on their site. Toasted Marshmallow will be available exclusively in single-serving sticks, perfect to add to your holiday cup of hot chocolate. Each flavor delivers 20g of grass-fed whey protein isolate per serving.

“Since our White Chocolate Peppermint flavor has been a fan favorite, we wanted to introduce something similar with a new spin for the holidays,” says Erika Peterson, Co-Founder of Clean Simple Eats. “We’re excited to bring another seasonal flavor to our line up this year: Candy Cane Cookie! It tastes just like a peppermint cream-filled chocolate cookie, a must-have for the season.”

In addition to the limited-time offerings available online, Clean Simple Eats is bringing seasonal recipes and products to retail for the holidays. At Target, a dedicated holiday endcap will feature five winter recipes: Caramel Mocha Hot Chocolate, Classic Hot Chocolate, Eggnog Steamer, Spiced White Hot Chocolate and Toasted Marshmallow Hot Chocolate. Single-serving sticks in Snickerdoodle and White Chocolate Peppermint will also be available at Target and Walmart throughout the season, offering festive options for holiday stocking stuffers.

Beginning November 2, Candy Cane Cookie and Eggnog 10-serving bags will be available at cleansimpleeats.com for $29.99 each. Single-serving sticks of Eggnog, Toasted Marshmallow and Candy Cane Cookie will also be available through the Build Your Own variety pack for $3.33 per stick.

For more information, visit cleansimpleeats.com or follow @cleansimpleeats on Instagram and TikTok.

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About Clean Simple Eats

Clean Simple Eats is a category-defining health and wellness brand credited with introducing clear protein to the market and reshaping expectations around how protein looks, tastes, and fits into modern life. Challenging a legacy category often associated with chalky textures and artificial ingredients, the brand delivers a new standard where function meets flavor in a way that feels elevated and craveable. Its portfolio of supplements is thoughtfully formulated to be clean, refreshing, and seamlessly integrated into daily routines, transforming wellness from obligation into an experience consumers actively enjoy.

Founded by husband-and-wife duo Erika and JJ, Clean Simple Eats is built on a shared passion for fitness, food, and making wellness approachable, balanced, and sustainable for a new generation of lifestyle-driven consumers. All supplements are made with clean, all natural ingredients and contain zero artificial sweeteners, flavors, or colors, prioritizing transparency, taste, and performance without compromise. With a loyal and highly engaged community, Clean Simple Eats continues to set the benchmark for supplements that deliver both results and enjoyment.

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