Bolthouse Farms Protein Plus Vanilla Juice

Bolthouse Farms Protein Plus Vanilla Juice is a ready-to-drink, dairy-alternative beverage sold in a 15.2 fl oz plastic bottle that you’ll typically find in the refrigerated juice and refrigerated plant-milk section of the grocery store, shelved near bottled smoothies, protein shakes, and flavored milks. It reads like a hybrid product — pitched as a protein-forward grab-and-go option for breakfast or a snack. The brand positions itself toward busy, health-conscious shoppers and parents who want an easy protein boost for kids or adults, as well as gym-goers seeking a sweet post-workout sipper. Its front label leans on health halos: “Excellent source of Protein,” “Good source of Potassium,” and “Good source of Iron,” while also noting natural flavors; there’s no organic certification and the ingredient list reveals concentrates, added cane sugar, gums, and extracts. In plain terms, this is a processed plant-based beverage built from soy milk concentrate and soy protein concentrate, thickened and flavored for consistency and shelf appeal. Sensory notes: it pours creamy and smooth with a sweet vanilla aroma and a milkshake-like texture, noticeably sweeter than plain soy milk due to 46 g of sugar. Packaging is a squeezable plastic bottle designed for a single large serving on the go — commonly consumed as a quick breakfast, recovery drink after exercise, or an afternoon pick-me-up. Rituals include grabbing it from the fridge before work or tossing it into a gym bag; it sits culturally between a functional health product and an indulgent convenience treat.