Nestle’s Nesquik is launching its first product specifically aimed at the so-called “kidult” audience: a line of high-protein flavored milk called Protein Plus.
Launched in 1948, Nesquik is attempting to expand its customer base beyond kids and the moms who buy Nesquik for them, to attract “young at heart” adults, through a campaign from digital creative agency Deep Focus.
Specifically, the brand is going after a new segment for protein drinks: “casual athletes,” or average, not-necessarily-buff guys who get a kick out of acting like teens in their leisure time.
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