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Famous Twitch streamer Pokimane launches healthy snack food line after dealing with health issues

A new food product, co-founded by the number one female Twitch streamer, boasts on being both healthy and delicious, but most importantly, a safer option for gamers used to snacking.
Founders Darcey Macken, a 15-year veteran in the CPG industry, and Imane Anys, also known as Pokimane, launched Myna Snacks on Monday, a new snack food company.
The company idea was birthed when Anys started experiencing health issues due to excessive online streaming and unhealthy food intake during the pandemic. In order to keep her energy up, Anys resorted to consuming large amounts of junk food to entertain her over 6 million subscribers.
"The food I was eating took a toll on my health," Anys told USA TODAY. "I went on a health journey in 2021 and realized there aren't many good food options. If I wanted a good-tasting snack, it would be filled with unhealthy stuff. If I found something healthy, it would taste nasty," Anys said.
During a meeting with Macken in January, Anys proposed starting a new snack company that would offer both healthy and tasty options to pull in those dissatisfied with the current "health food" choices.

Macken was eager to begin immediately and found the perfect taste for their new brand with the help of manufacturing company Connect Ventures.
"Our first snack will be called the Midnight Mini Cookies," Macken shared. "The Midnight Mini Cookies is a treat that can be enjoyed at any time of the day, just like coffee."
The Midnight Mini Cookies are the first and sole product launched by Myna Snacks, its name reflecting its appearance and taste.

Consumers can buy the Midnight Mini Cookies online for $28. Those who purchase will receive one box with four pouches inside. Some packages have incentives, such as a gift from Anys. Myna plans to evaluate the market for their new product before considering entry into retail in late 2024.
Both Anys and Macken say parents will be happy to know that the Midnight Mini Cookie does not contain unhealthy ingredients found in most child-targeted products.
"It has legible ingredients, it's gluten-free, with a good source of vitamin D," Anys shared. "It has so many benefits that it can be both kid-requested and parent-approved."
The business partners state that the company message is to encourage a healthy relationship with snacking. Myna Snacks believes snacking should make you feel good, be fun, and be good for you.

Consumers can buy the Midnight Mini Cookies online for $28.

lol

CE_gonna_CE posted...

lol

seems targetted to her fellow streamers who have too much disposable income and their fans who don't think logically when purchasing something their fav streamers are parroting

infact this is streamer dogfood lol

She owns so much shit

It's gonna be so weird in 20 or 30 years when people will start talking about how early 2020s Influencers have become the next big wave of generational wealth started in this country. >.>

I'm all for fat fucks buying expensive food rations.

WingsOfGood posted...

Some packages have incentives, such as a gift from Anys.

Pokimane bath water confirmed.

itachi15243 posted...

She owns so much shit

It's gonna be so weird in 20 or 30 years when people will start talking about how early 2020s Influencers have become the next big wave of generational wealth started in this country. >.>

yea they will go from favorites to just another wealthy class with stupid opinions and too much power

she now owns the fighting game tournament thing fyi

EVO

She's holding $56 of product in that picture. Probably takes longer to open the package than it does to eat what's inside.

The health benefits of these cookies? Legible ingredients (for fuck's sake), no gluten, Vitamin D. 'So many benefits', they claim. I guess regulation over what can be advertised as 'healthy' is pretty slack in the US.

The only way you will feel better on this shit is because you won't be able to afford to gorge on it.

Imagine eating

would eat

ai123 posted...

The health benefits of these cookies? Legible ingredients (for fuck's sake), no gluten, Vitamin D. 'So many benefits', they claim. I guess regulation over what can be advertised as 'healthy' is pretty slack in the US.

The only way you will feel better on this shit is because you won't be able to afford to gorge on it.

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