Three of the most recognised cereal brands in the country - turned into plant-based protein powder. This is an officially licensed collaboration between Macro Mike and Kellogg's, available exclusively in Australia and New Zealand. Not a "cereal-inspired" flavour knocked up in a lab. These are Coco Pops, Nutri-Grain, and Froot Loops - the actual brands, officially licensed, designed to taste like the real thing.
Each 40g serve delivers over 23g of protein from Macro Mike's premium almond and Australian-grown faba bean protein blend - the same base used across their Almond Protein range, chosen specifically because it produces a smooth, creamy shake without the chalky, gritty texture that ruins most plant proteins. Around 5g of carbohydrates, roughly 3g of fat, and 140-150 calories per serve depending on flavour. Naturally sweetened with thaumatin - no artificial sweeteners, no sucralose, no aspartame.
This is a protein supplement, not a meal replacement. If you want the full macro stack with vitamins, minerals, and probiotics, that is the Macro Shake. This is the lighter, lower-calorie option built purely around protein delivery in a flavour profile that makes you actually look forward to drinking it.
The flavours
Coco Pops - the chocolatey one. Tastes like the milk at the bottom of the bowl. Rich cocoa flavour with a smooth, creamy finish. The most popular of the three and the one most people start with.
Nutri-Grain - toasted malt sweetness with a warm, biscuity depth. If you grew up on Nutri-Grain, this is immediate recognition. Works especially well blended with oat milk.
Froot Loops - fruity, sweet, and surprisingly accurate. The bright, tangy cereal flavour translates better into a shake than you'd expect. The lightest-tasting of the three.
Available sizes
Each flavour is available in two sizes:
400g bag - 10 serves. Good for trying a flavour before committing, or for lighter weekly use.
800g bag - 20 serves. Best value per serve for your go-to flavour. If you already know you like it, this is the one.
Who is this for?
Anyone who wants a high-protein shake that tastes like something they'd actually choose to drink rather than endure as a training obligation. It suits gym-goers, casual athletes, and busy people who need protein without the dairy, gluten, or artificial ingredients. It is also a strong option for parents looking for a cleaner protein source for older teenagers (15+) who already drink protein shakes - the familiar cereal flavours remove the barrier entirely.
If you already use Macro Mike's standard Almond Protein range (Cookies N Cream, Choc Mint Biscuit, etc.), this is the same base formula in a limited-edition collaboration flavour.
Key specs at a glance
Protein per serve: 23g+ (almond protein, Australian-grown faba bean protein) | Carbohydrates per serve: ~5g | Fat per serve: ~3g | Calories per serve: ~140-150 | Serve size: 40g | Sweetener: thaumatin (natural) | 100% plant-based and vegan | Gluten-free | Dairy-free | No artificial colours, flavours, or sweeteners | Made in Australia (Macro Mike's Gold Coast facility) | Officially licensed Kellogg's collaboration - available in Australia and New Zealand only
Allergen warning: Contains almonds. Made in a facility that also handles peanuts and soy. Not suitable for people with tree nut allergies.
How to use
Mix one serve (40g) with 300-350ml of water or plant-based milk. Shake or blend until smooth. Adjust liquid to your preferred thickness - less liquid for a thicker, creamier shake, more for a lighter drink. Use post-workout, between meals, as a high-protein snack, or blended into smoothies. Works particularly well as a breakfast shake with oat milk and frozen banana.
Frequently asked questions
Does it actually taste like the cereal?
Yes. These are officially licensed by Kellogg's, not generic "cereal-inspired" flavour approximations. Macro Mike worked directly with Kellanova (Kellogg's parent company) to match the flavour profiles. Coco Pops tastes like chocolate cereal milk. Nutri-Grain has the toasted malt note. Froot Loops has the fruity tang. They are closer to the real thing than any cereal-flavoured protein you have tried before.
Is this the same protein base as the standard Macro Mike Almond Protein?
Yes. Same almond and faba bean protein blend, same smooth texture, same natural formulation. The difference is the flavour profile - these are the Kellogg's collaboration editions.
Should I get the 400g or the 800g?
If you haven't tried the flavour before, start with the 400g. Ten serves is enough to know whether it is going into your regular rotation. If you already know you like it, the 800g is better value per serve and lasts roughly three weeks at one shake a day.
How is this different from the Macro Shake?
The Macro Shake is a full meal replacement - 28g protein, carbs from sweet potato, healthy fats, vitamins, minerals, and probiotics at around 204 calories per serve. This is a straight protein supplement - 23g protein at 140-150 calories with a lighter macro profile. Use the Macro Shake when you are replacing a meal. Use this when you just need protein.
Is this a limited edition?
This is a collaboration release for the Australian and New Zealand markets. Stock availability depends on the ongoing licensing arrangement between Macro Mike and Kellanova. If you want it, don't assume it will be here forever.
Can I use this if I have a peanut allergy?
The protein base is almond (a tree nut), not peanut. However, the product is made in a facility that also handles peanuts and soy. If you have a severe peanut allergy, this is not safe due to cross-contamination risk. Speak to your healthcare professional before use.
Is this suitable for kids?
The familiar cereal flavours make it appealing to younger people. However, like all Macro Mike products, it is not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women. For teenagers 15+, it provides a clean, plant-based protein option with no artificial ingredients.
Three of the most recognised cereal brands in the country - turned into plant-based protein powder. This is an officially licensed collaboration between Macro Mike and Kellogg's, available exclusively in Australia and New Zealand. Not a "cereal-inspired" flavour knocked up in a lab. These are Coco Pops, Nutri-Grain, and Froot Loops - the actual brands, officially licensed, designed to taste like the real thing.
Each 40g serve delivers over 23g of protein from Macro Mike's premium almond and Australian-grown faba bean protein blend - the same base used across their Almond Protein range, chosen specifically because it produces a smooth, creamy shake without the chalky, gritty texture that ruins most plant proteins. Around 5g of carbohydrates, roughly 3g of fat, and 140-150 calories per serve depending on flavour. Naturally sweetened with thaumatin - no artificial sweeteners, no sucralose, no aspartame.
This is a protein supplement, not a meal replacement. If you want the full macro stack with vitamins, minerals, and probiotics, that is the Macro Shake. This is the lighter, lower-calorie option built purely around protein delivery in a flavour profile that makes you actually look forward to drinking it.
The flavours
Coco Pops - the chocolatey one. Tastes like the milk at the bottom of the bowl. Rich cocoa flavour with a smooth, creamy finish. The most popular of the three and the one most people start with.
Nutri-Grain - toasted malt sweetness with a warm, biscuity depth. If you grew up on Nutri-Grain, this is immediate recognition. Works especially well blended with oat milk.
Froot Loops - fruity, sweet, and surprisingly accurate. The bright, tangy cereal flavour translates better into a shake than you'd expect. The lightest-tasting of the three.
Available sizes
Each flavour is available in two sizes:
400g bag - 10 serves. Good for trying a flavour before committing, or for lighter weekly use.
800g bag - 20 serves. Best value per serve for your go-to flavour. If you already know you like it, this is the one.
Who is this for?
Anyone who wants a high-protein shake that tastes like something they'd actually choose to drink rather than endure as a training obligation. It suits gym-goers, casual athletes, and busy people who need protein without the dairy, gluten, or artificial ingredients. It is also a strong option for parents looking for a cleaner protein source for older teenagers (15+) who already drink protein shakes - the familiar cereal flavours remove the barrier entirely.
If you already use Macro Mike's standard Almond Protein range (Cookies N Cream, Choc Mint Biscuit, etc.), this is the same base formula in a limited-edition collaboration flavour.
Key specs at a glance
Protein per serve: 23g+ (almond protein, Australian-grown faba bean protein) | Carbohydrates per serve: ~5g | Fat per serve: ~3g | Calories per serve: ~140-150 | Serve size: 40g | Sweetener: thaumatin (natural) | 100% plant-based and vegan | Gluten-free | Dairy-free | No artificial colours, flavours, or sweeteners | Made in Australia (Macro Mike's Gold Coast facility) | Officially licensed Kellogg's collaboration - available in Australia and New Zealand only
Allergen warning: Contains almonds. Made in a facility that also handles peanuts and soy. Not suitable for people with tree nut allergies.
How to use
Mix one serve (40g) with 300-350ml of water or plant-based milk. Shake or blend until smooth. Adjust liquid to your preferred thickness - less liquid for a thicker, creamier shake, more for a lighter drink. Use post-workout, between meals, as a high-protein snack, or blended into smoothies. Works particularly well as a breakfast shake with oat milk and frozen banana.
Frequently asked questions
Does it actually taste like the cereal?
Yes. These are officially licensed by Kellogg's, not generic "cereal-inspired" flavour approximations. Macro Mike worked directly with Kellanova (Kellogg's parent company) to match the flavour profiles. Coco Pops tastes like chocolate cereal milk. Nutri-Grain has the toasted malt note. Froot Loops has the fruity tang. They are closer to the real thing than any cereal-flavoured protein you have tried before.
Is this the same protein base as the standard Macro Mike Almond Protein?
Yes. Same almond and faba bean protein blend, same smooth texture, same natural formulation. The difference is the flavour profile - these are the Kellogg's collaboration editions.
Should I get the 400g or the 800g?
If you haven't tried the flavour before, start with the 400g. Ten serves is enough to know whether it is going into your regular rotation. If you already know you like it, the 800g is better value per serve and lasts roughly three weeks at one shake a day.
How is this different from the Macro Shake?
The Macro Shake is a full meal replacement - 28g protein, carbs from sweet potato, healthy fats, vitamins, minerals, and probiotics at around 204 calories per serve. This is a straight protein supplement - 23g protein at 140-150 calories with a lighter macro profile. Use the Macro Shake when you are replacing a meal. Use this when you just need protein.
Is this a limited edition?
This is a collaboration release for the Australian and New Zealand markets. Stock availability depends on the ongoing licensing arrangement between Macro Mike and Kellanova. If you want it, don't assume it will be here forever.
Can I use this if I have a peanut allergy?
The protein base is almond (a tree nut), not peanut. However, the product is made in a facility that also handles peanuts and soy. If you have a severe peanut allergy, this is not safe due to cross-contamination risk. Speak to your healthcare professional before use.
Is this suitable for kids?
The familiar cereal flavours make it appealing to younger people. However, like all Macro Mike products, it is not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women. For teenagers 15+, it provides a clean, plant-based protein option with no artificial ingredients.
