SuperYou, the protein-focused snacking brand co-founded by Ranveer Singh and Nikunj Biyani, has expanded its product line with the launch of SuperYou Protein Wafer Minis. The new offering is a smaller, on-the-go version of its popular protein wafers, designed to bring together health, indulgence, and convenience in one pocket-sized treat.

Crafted with wholesome ingredients such as atta, jowar, and fermented yeast protein, SuperYou Minis are free from added sugar and palm oil. Each 20g wafer contains 5g of protein and under 100 calories, making it a guilt-free option for mindful snacking. The Minis are available in three flavours: Mango, Cookies & Cream, and Choco Hazelnut.

Positioned as a smarter alternative to traditional chocolates, the launch reflects SuperYou’s mission to make protein exciting and accessible for all. With India’s ₹42,000+ crore snacking market increasingly shifting toward healthier formats, SuperYou is tapping into the growing demand for protein-rich, convenient, and indulgent snacks.

Commenting on the launch, Nikunj Biyani, Co-founder of SuperYou, said:

“At SuperYou, we’ve always believed protein doesn’t have to be boring. Our protein wafers became such a go-to snack, and with Minis, we’re just taking that idea a step further. It’s a new format that brings indulgence, health, and convenience together in one pocket-sized treat.”

Ranveer Singh, Co-founder of SuperYou, added:

“Snacking is such a big part of our culture, and honestly, who doesn’t love a light, crunchy, chocolatey wafer? Now imagine these incredible new flavours with a protein hit, but in a smaller bite-sized format. For us, this launch is opening a new snacking moment, and bringing us closer to our vision of making protein just as exciting for everyone.”

Available through the SuperYou website, Amazon, Flipkart, Blinkit, Instamart, Zepto, and select modern and general trade outlets across India’s top ten cities, SuperYou Minis are designed for today’s busy lifestyles, ideal for work breaks, travel, or quick indulgence without compromise.