Good Culture Teams Up with Celebrity Fitness Trainer Megan Roup, Founder of The Sculpt Society, to Help People Feel Ridiculously Good through Healing, Cultured Foods
Good Culture, the clean-label, cultured foods brand credited with revolutionizing cottage cheese, is teaming up with celebrity fitness trainer, fitness influencer and founder of The Sculpt Society, Megan Roup, to engage health-conscious consumers and help them experience how good cultured foods can make them feel. Good Culture’s humanely and sustainably-sourced dairy products, including cottage cheese, provide high protein and gut-friendly live and active cultures in one ridiculously good superfood. Good Culture’s clean, delicious and healthy products can fuel fitness aficionados, busy moms and dads or anyone looking for all-day energy from the inside out.
As the founder of The Sculpt Society and a new mom, Megan brings energy and positivity to her audience on a daily basis with her popular, do-them-anywhere, streaming workouts that allow for flexibility in a busy world. Megan stresses the importance of properly fueling your body, not only for workouts, but for your daily routine and knows firsthand how foods like Good Culture can help increase your protein intake, boost gut health and deliver delicious sustenance.
“Protein and live and active cultures help build energy, muscle, gut health and good feelings – all things my community cares about,” said Megan. “Good Culture is a delicious and sensible indulgence with unparalleled taste and thick and creamy texture, but what it does for your body is what makes it a real star. When you eat good food, you feel good! That’s why I feel so strongly about incorporating Good Culture cottage cheese into my daily routine.”
More and more, consumers are becoming aware of the benefits of gut health, including the impact gut health has on the brain and how a healthy gut leads to a healthier immune system. In fact, from 2020-2021, there’s been a 83 percent increase in Google searches for “gut health” and a 63 percent increase in searches for “gut brain axis.”
“Megan inspires her fans and followers to feel good by giving back to their bodies through exercise, self-care and healthy eating every day. She’s a great example of someone who understands how what you eat impacts how you feel,” said Jesse Merrill, CEO and co-founder, Good Culture. “We’re committed to creating the best tasting, nutrient dense, healing cultured foods using only simple ingredients, gut-friendly live and active cultures and milk sourced from small family farms in the Midwest, many of whom use pasture practices. This way, consumers can feel good about what they are eating and giving to their families. We’re thrilled to have Megan help us spread the good word.”
Megan loves the versatility of cottage cheese too – like mixing it into a bowl of oats, spreading it on some toast or enjoying it on its own for a light snack. Megan has partnered with Good Culture to develop several recipes from quick snacks for parents on the go to post-workout snacks. The recipes, including a tuna salad sandwich with tomato on sourdough bread and a Good Culture Snack Board, are available now on Good Culture’s website.
Starting today, consumers can enter to win a collection of Megan’s feel-good favorites by commenting on Good Culture’s latest Instagram post featuring Megan. Enter to win by tagging two friends in the comments, like the post and follow @good_culture to enter. Winners will receive a “Feel Ridiculously Good” kit, containing The Sculpt Society Ankle Weights, a LARQ water bottle, yoga mat and Good Culture product vouchers, plus a one-year subscription to Megan’s Sculpt Society. A total prize value of $450.
In addition, Megan will be hosting a special 20-minute Mother’s Day Sculpt Society slow and controlled sculpt class and stretch on Saturday, May 7. The class will be sponsored by Good Culture and help moms tap into a positive energy that will last throughout their special day. Sign-up here.
Consumers can find Good Culture products at major retailers including Whole Foods, Target, Publix, Kroger and other fine grocery and natural specialty stores. Keep up with Good Culture’s latest news at www.goodculture.com or follow them on Instagram and Facebook.