Wymanns Wild Blueberry Crumb Protein Blend

Wyman's Wild Blueberry Crumb Protein Blend arrives in the frozen produce aisle, usually stacked near other frozen berries, smoothie mixes, and breakfast fruit blends. Packaged in a flexible 32 oz bag, it reads like a hybrid product — part fruit, part convenience bakery topping — making it easy to spot beside smoothie boosters and frozen breakfast bowls. Shoppers reach for it on busy mornings and weekend batch-cooking sessions: it works as a grab-and-go smoothie base, a fast topping for yogurt or oatmeal, or a shortcut in muffins and pancakes when you want a fruit-forward crumble without mixing ingredients from scratch. The brand leans into health-focused, active-lifestyle marketing: Wyman’s name evokes wild-harvested fruit and natural sourcing while calling out “protein” to appeal to fitness-minded adults and parents looking for more filling breakfast options. Label claims emphasize real wild blueberries and a non-GMO soybean oil note, but there’s no organic badge; the ingredient list also shows milk protein concentrate, wheat flour and “natural flavors.” The packaging borrows wholesome cues — imagery of berries, rustic crumb pieces — that give a “made-with-fruit” halo even though several processed ingredients are included. Sensory experience is a play of textures: icy burst of whole wild blueberries, soft banana and date sweetness, and scattered crumb bits that add a toasty chew when thawed or warmed. Typical rituals include spooning it straight into a blender, stirring into hot cereal, or sprinkling over Greek yogurt for a quick, slightly sweet breakfast. With 280 calories and 23 g sugars per serving, it’s a convenience-forward product for people who want a quick, fruit-forward meal component without baking from scratch.