NutricostGrass-Fed Whey Protein Isolate (Unflavored) 5LBS - rBGH Free, Non-GMO & Gluten Free

Nutricost Grass Fed Whey Protein Isolate is an excellent product. When it says Unflavored, it means Unflavored. There is no taste at all. So blend it in with your favorite smoothie, for example. It is really a smooth powder and mixes very well. The ratio for me is one part whey protein isolate with four parts hemp hearts protein, plus whatever creative ingredients I wish to add. It always comes out really creamy with a very nice texture. I am trying to increase my muscle mass, so I guess it would be better if I used more whey and less hemp, but it WILL happen anyway; it will just take more time for that goal to be met since I am careful about not too much dairy (people's needs vary, of course). And the price is very fair. The only ingredients are whey protein and sunflower lecithin, and that is way cool!

Love this powder. No after taste and blends well.

I have previously been using Isopure’s zero carb unflavored protein powder, which I love, so I use it as a barometer when judging other protein powders. However, Nutricost’s grass fed whey isolate protein powder met that bar. I’d argue that this product is the best bang for your buck clean protein powder on the market. The taste and smell are pleasant, and not to mention it’s easily digestible. I will be a regular buyer and consumer of this terrific product. I rate this a 4.5 out of 5 stars. The only negative and it wasn’t a major turn off is the amount of foam in my shaker after I consumed the liquid. I feel like I’m being petty even mentioning it bc the positives are aplenty.

Good value for the money. I do wish it would mix a little better compared to other brands of protein I have tried. Taste is average but I feel like its a high quality protein due to grass-fed and it being an isolate.

Clean taste and smell. Mixes well.

I've tried a number of protein powder and this is the best as far as quality and flavor.

The media could not be loaded. I am a crazy researcher and this protein powder search was no exception. I didn’t like the grit of the Sprouts pea protein powder I tried and I loved Bob’s Red Mill whey concentrate but I was pretty sure it was contributing to my possible lactose-intolerance stomach issues.What I like about this isolate one:Even though there were some lumps the shaker way (vs blender), it was still tasty even if I chewed on a lump. And zero grit. And whey, I read, is supposedly better for bones than pea protein. And whey isolate (vs concentrate) is typically easier on the stomach for lactose intolerant folks. And this unflavored version has zero sucralose/stevia. And the lecithin in this one is sunflower vs soy lecithin. The sunflower lecithin (vs soy lecithin) might help lower bad (LDL) cholesterol, I read, and, I figured hey, why not go for it if I have the choice over soy, even though soy is low risk. Oh yeah…and the isolate form (vs concentrate form or pea protein) has more protein per gram of powder, at least as far as what I’ve read and seen. This isolate one ends up 30 g of protein in a 35 gram scoop. =.85g protein per gram of powder. 😀 The Sprouts vegan gave 20g protein in a 31 g scoop. =.64g protein per gram of powder.Did I just about cover all the factors?😆

This protein is delicious, high quality and such a great bang for your buck! I highly recommend!