• The Flava’ Gains range features four flavours. Image: Mingle Seasoning
    The Flava’ Gains range features four flavours. Image: Mingle Seasoning
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Australian health spice brand, Mingle Seasoning, has launched a limited-edition range: Flava’ Gains, designed to crack the ‘gym bro’ market, offering a healthy seasoning alternative that still tastes good.

Created in Melbourne and distributed nationwide, Mingle says the range is for those who gym but neglect their taste buds.

The Flava’ Gains range features four flavours: Garlic Gains, a garlic and herb combination, Get a Pizza, a natural pizza flavoured seasoning, BulgingBicepsQuad, a smokey BBQ seasoning, and Everything Hurts, a full-flavour everything bagel seasoning, a spin on Mingle’s most popular product.

Mingle Seasoning founder, Jordyn Evans, said the business has gone from family kitchen to the shelves of over 3000 stores across Australia in the past few years.

“The mission has always been to help everyone lift their meals, so we decided to give ourselves a challenge and target those Aussies with the blandest of meals: the gains-focused Gym enthusiasts. If we can add some spice to chicken and broccoli, we can conquer all flavourless meals,” said Evans.

Mingle Seasoning's full product range, including spices, gravy, sauces and meal blends, and the new Flava’ Gains range is available at Coles and Woolworths stores nationwide.

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