Evergreen Released New Lines of Frozen Pancakes
The company has added protein-rich and thicker options to its lineup of frozen breakfasts found in retail stores.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Vegetarian
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Evergreen recently launched its Thick & Fluffy Pancakes and Protein Pancakes, marking an expansion of its frozen breakfast options. These products are now available at select retailers across the United States.
Why it matters
Consumers seeking breakfast options with higher protein content or different ingredient profiles now have new choices that meet the company's Certified Non-UPF standards. These additions provide a quick-to-prepare alternative for those prioritizing specific nutritional labeling.
The new Protein Pancakes contain 15 grams of protein per serving and are categorized alongside the Thick & Fluffy lines as Certified Non-UPF products. These items are sold in 8.5-ounce boxes across participating retailers.
The players
Evergreen
A food manufacturer focused on frozen breakfast products that are Certified Non-UPF.
Whole Foods Market
A national grocery chain that carries the new Evergreen pancake product lines.
Fresh Thyme Market
A regional grocery retailer that distributes Evergreen's pancake products.
ShopRite
A supermarket cooperative that stocks the new Protein Pancakes.
The details
The pancake recipes rely on a base of Greek yogurt, eggs, and whole grains, supplemented with avocado oil and vegetables such as zucchini and carrots. The Thick & Fluffy line is available in Homestyle, Blueberry, and Chocolate Chip varieties, while the protein-focused line is offered in a Homestyle variety.
Timeline
July 2026: Evergreen launched a Protein Waffle.
September 2026: The company released its new pancake product lines.
Health Landscape
The launch reflects an ongoing consumer trend toward processed foods that adhere to stricter ingredient standards, as indicated by the 'Certified Non-UPF' marketing. This aligns with broader industry efforts to offer nutrient-dense alternatives to traditional frozen breakfasts.
Readers interested in these products can find them at local Whole Foods Market, Fresh Thyme Market, or ShopRite locations. Check the ingredient labels to see if these options align with your personal dietary goals before making a purchase.
The takeaway
When choosing frozen breakfast items, compare the protein and ingredient content to your own daily nutritional requirements. Consider these new product additions as part of a balanced diet by discussing your overall intake with your physician or a registered dietitian.
Further reading
For more on plant-forward breakfast options, visit the Vegetarian section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Progressive Grocer.
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