A New Ingredient to Stretch Meals Further.
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Groceries
are More Expensive Than They've Ever Been.
If your family is anything like ours, you’ve probably felt it twice. Once at the checkout, and again when you unpack the bags at home.
It just seems like there used to be more bags and a longer receipt.
Like most households, we adjusted.
We switched grocery stores.
We bought the store brand instead of the name brand.
But eventually, one change started to feel like a step too far...
When Portions Shrink, Hunger Shows Up Later
Meals at home started to feel less filling.
To control the budget, we ate smaller meals that didn’t hold us over the way they used to.
Hunger showed up later in the evening.
Mornings started with extra breakfast just to feel satisfied.
That’s not a great way to start the day, especially when you have kids.
$96.89 for these groceries at GIANT, Pennsylvania, February 04 2026
We Tried The Usual Ways to Extend Our Meats And Proteins:
- Adding Beans & Lentils: Adds more protein to your meal, but takes extra time to prep and changes the texture of the recipe.
- Supplements: Flavorless protein powders were easy to add, but they changed the taste and sometimes turned clumpy.
- Not Enough Protein: Other options like breadcrumbs and fillers would make the meat last longer, but offered nothing nutritious.
- Cutting Back: We tried smaller portions, but felt hungrier and ended up snacking more often in the evenings.
Meat & protein is the most expensive grocery.
Every week, the most expensive items in our cart were always the same: our proteins.
Eggs.
Cheese.
Beef.
Chicken.
Fish.
Turkey.
Whatever happened to be on sale that week, it was still the largest line on the receipt.
And over time, those prices just kept climbing.
Protein isn’t just another ingredient. It makes meals feel complete and carries you through the day.
So cutting back didn’t really feel like an option.
The real question became:
How were we going to spend less on protein without shrinking portions or padding meals with fillers?
When we started paying attention to how professional kitchens solve this same problem at scale, things finally clicked and Pantry Protein took shape.
Read more about our story here.
Pantry Protein is 100% Natural.
It Contains Just 3 Ingredients.
Made from protein-dense broad beans (fava beans), and yellow peas. Their protein is extracted through milling, adding water, drying, and turning into granules. Pantry Protein has as much protein in every granule as one fully-cooked bean.
Stretches Protein Further.
Without Buying Double the Meat.
Make more lasagna, tacos, burgers, and more from the same amount of meat. Pantry Protein stretches meat further without adding fillers, changing texture or taste.
It's a New Ingredient.
Try It In Dozens Of Your Own Recipes.
Use Pantry Protein in muffins, cookies, pancakes, soups, stews, chili, lasagna, burgers, tacos, casseroles, cakes, falafel, sausages, risotto, fried rice, stuffed peppers, jambalaya, burrito bowls, and more. Sweet or savory, it absorbs flavor and integrates naturally into the dishes you already love.
use pantry protein in dozens of recipes
here's some of the favorites we've tried
Classic Tacos
Use half as much beef as you normally do by adding some Pantry Protein.
Lunchtime Salads
Hydrate some Pantry Protein with water or broth and then use as the protein in a quick salad.
Game Night Sausage Rolls
Great for sharing, and easy to make. Classic sausage rolls with half as much sausage when mixed Pantry Protein.
Muffins, Cookies, Pancakes, & More...
Use Pantry Protein in desserts, snacks, and baked goods to easily add more protein.
INGREDIENTS
Pantry Protein contains only 3 ingredients. It's free from soy, nuts, dairy and 8 other top allergens.
Yellow peas and broad beans are packed with protein, but you’d have to cook and eat a large serving of both to get the same protein found in one serving of Pantry Protein.
By gently extracting and concentrating the protein from these legumes, Pantry Protein delivers that same plant-based protein in the recipes you already know.
Broad Beans (Fava Beans)
Naturally high in plant protein, broad beans provide a dense, balanced source of nutrition. To make Pantry Protein, these beans protein strands are concentrated and weaved with yellow pea protein and turned into small granules that blend easily into meals.
Yellow Peas
Yellow peas are naturally protein-rich legumes. Their protein strands are concentrated and mixed with the broad beans to create a neutral base that absorbs the flavors of whatever you cook.
Salt
A dash of salt helps balance the natural flavor of the legumes and keeps the granules tasteless and neutral, so it integrates smoothly into both savory and sweet recipes.
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Be One of the First to Try Pantry Protein.
We’re preparing for our first production run and the listing of Pantry Protein on Amazon later this year. Before that happens, we’re sending free samples to households who want to see how it works in their own kitchen.
If you end up creating something great, we would love to feature your recipes in our first Pantry Protein cookbook.
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