The Coconut Cult Launches Apple Cinnamon Roll and Cookies and Cream Super-Live Probiotic Coconut Yogurt Cups Nationwide at Target

OGDEN, Utah, June 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Coconut Cult has launched two new 4-ounce probiotic coconut yogurt cup flavors, Apple Cinnamon Roll and Cookies and Cream, at Target stores nationwide and on thecoconutcult.com.

Each cup is priced at $4.89 and contains 50 billion colony-forming units of live probiotics per ounce across 16 proprietary super-live probiotic strains and 20 grams of protein per cup. The new cups are sold in Target’s refrigerated natural foods section. The launch expands The Coconut Cult’s national Target assortment as of June 2026. "Getting into Target is a defining chapter for The Coconut Cult and honestly for the whole gut health category," said Ari Raz, CEO of The Coconut Cult. "The potential is there for the brand, and the core following is unmatched for a company of this size. But we have always believed that super-live probiotics should not be a specialty store luxury. Target gives us the platform to put genuinely alive, genuinely effective probiotic food into the hands of millions of people who are ready for it." ## What flavors launched at Target? Apple Cinnamon Roll and Cookies and Cream are The Coconut Cult’s newest flavors and are both available in the company’s 4-ounce mini cup format at Target nationwide as of June 2026. The company describes them as its most indulgent flavors to date. Apple Cinnamon Roll is made with real apple and cinnamon and uses the brand’s organic coconut base. Each 4-ounce cup delivers 50 billion CFUs per ounce and 20 grams of protein. Cookies and Cream combines the company’s fermented coconut yogurt base with cookies and cream inclusions. Each 4-ounce cup also delivers 50 billion CFUs per ounce and 20 grams of protein. Both flavors are made from organic coconut cream and organic coconut water, fermented in small 1-gallon batches with 16 custom super-live probiotic strains, and shipped cold without pasteurization. The company says that process keeps the probiotics alive and active when the cups reach consumers. Cookies and Cream is described by the company as organic, dairy-free, gluten-free, and soy-free, and made without artificial ingredients, preservatives, or shortcuts. "Food is medicine, but it should always feel like dessert," said Ari Raz, CEO of The Coconut Cult. "That is the whole point. When your gut health ritual tastes like Apple Cinnamon Roll or Cookies and Cream, you actually stick with it. And sticking with it is everything. That is where the real gut benefits happen." ## How do the new cups compare with The Coconut Cult’s prior retail format? The table below compares the newly announced Target flavors with the company’s existing 4-ounce Target cup lineup based on facts stated in this release. | Offering | Size | Price | Probiotics | Protein | |---|---:|---:|---:|---:| | Apple Cinnamon Roll | 4 oz | $4.89 | 50 billion CFUs per ounce; 16 proprietary strains | 20 g per cup | | Cookies and Cream | 4 oz | $4.89 | 50 billion CFUs per ounce; 16 proprietary strains | 20 g per cup | | Existing Target 4 oz lineup | 4 oz | Not stated in original release | Not stated in original release | Not stated in original release | ## Why does the probiotic count matter? The Coconut Cult states that most yogurts sold in retail stores are pasteurized after fermentation. The company says pasteurization is a heat process that kills live bacterial cultures and can leave few to no surviving probiotic organisms at the time of consumption. The Coconut Cult says it does not pasteurize its yogurt cups. Instead, each cup is fermented in 1-gallon small batches using a proprietary blend of 16 super-live probiotic strains and shipped cold so live cultures remain intact. Each 4-ounce mini cup contains 50 billion CFUs per ounce. The original release also states that clinical research consistently associates probiotic doses in the 10 billion to 50 billion CFU range with improvements in digestive regularity, reduced bloating, enhanced immune function, and greater microbiome diversity, but it does not cite a study source. The company also says the organic coconut cream and organic coconut water base acts as a natural prebiotic that feeds live probiotic cultures in the cup and in the consumer’s gut. ## Why does the Target rollout matter? The Coconut Cult says it first entered Target in early 2026 with its 4-ounce cup format, marking the first time it brought that format to a mass retail audience. Before that, the brand says it was distributed primarily through Whole Foods Market stores nationwide and through direct-to-consumer sales at thecoconutcult.com. The company describes the Target partnership as its largest brick-and-mortar retail expansion to date. Apple Cinnamon Roll and Cookies and Cream join the brand’s existing Target lineup and are available at Target stores nationwide as of June 2026. Consumers can use the company’s store finder at thecoconutcult.com/pages/find-us-in-store to locate a nearby retail location. The Coconut Cult reported 142 percent year-over-year revenue growth in its most recently reported fiscal year and said it is projecting 90 percent growth in 2026. The company says the Target expansion is expected to be a primary driver of that trajectory.

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