Organic Whey Protein Powder 1kg Unflavoured Grass Fed SOYA Free Pure Concentrate Gluten Free Low Carb Vegetarian 1000g

Good product, I would recommend

It is expensive (compared to other powders), but gram-for-gram of protein (versus, say, steak), it is cheaper. Five pence/gram versus 12 pence/gram (approximately). Steak is far tastier, though! That aside, I mix this with full-fat organic milk (I can't use standard milk from supermarkets as it gives me bad guts... makes one wonder). Anyway, tastes great! I only use one of those shakers, but, adding the powder first is how to mix. Don't add it to the fluid - it will clump, just like any fine powder. The production process seems a better process than other 'brands' (factories that supply many brands, let's be honest). That's a bonus. Same reason I go for cold-pressed oils. So, price aside, superior product over 'conventional' produced whey - so say I! Tastes good. You get your protein.

The protein powder is fine. Great to find one that’s grass fed and organic, and also free of nasty ingredients. I only ever use it blended in smoothies so not sure how well it mixes otherwise. Three stars for the rubbish packaging. If I’m forking out nearly forty quid for protein, I’d like a bag that seals properly!

I really like this. It smells wonderful, it's free of so many things, organic, grass-fed, amino profile on the bag, it mixes well in water, tastes delicious and milky on its own. And I love the daisies and the cow illustration haha. It feels well made. My only criticism is that the zip lock was not great. Could be just the bag I got. It does work but not always straight away, even though it feels like it. Worth checking each time to makes sure the bag is sealed.

This whey powder tastes fine, dissolves well, and it does not contain a load of junk. Definitely the best one I have tried.

You have to mix this to a smooth paste before adding to anything. What I find works best is adding my smoothie to the paste after I've made my smoothie as the whey in the blender aerates too much and makes you gassy. Anyone that is struggling with lumps, try this. Adding a small amount of liquid and whisking, at first it will form a dry mess but it does come together. Too much liquid and it goes lumpy, so just trial and error. But it's literally around 50ml of liquid for a scoop

Organic, no nasties added, good price, what more do you need?

I really wanted to like this product, but it just didn't work out. You may know that there is an issue with standard whey protein as used in sports recovery drinks. Basically, the high temperatures used in the production of these whey proteins damages the proteins and produces 'excitotoxins', which is not what you want. This organic whey protein, on the contrary, is produced using a much gentler process. Whereas the heat used in conventional whey protein production damages/cooks/de-natures the whey protein, this organic powder is produced using cold processes which means it is un-de-natured whey protein powder. Sadly that is where the good news ends. This product tastes awful. It mixes badly. The fine, slightly off-white powder clumps. I used a purpose-designed sports recovery drink mixer bottle with metal agitator, and this stuff still clumps and there's nothing you can do about it. I suppose you could heat it up a bit, but ain't nobody got time for that and that misses the point anyway - this is supposed to be convenient. It tastes bad. It manages to overpower whatever it is you add it to. I tried both banana and chocolate Nesquik, and it tastes awful. I don't know what Polyfilla tastes like, but I imagine it might taste something like this protein powder. I am so disappointed that I wasted my money on this product. For me, it's back to the standard whey protein recovery drinks which mix perfectly and taste great, even if they have one significant negative point. Maybe there are other cold-processed whey protein powders out there that don't taste awful. If there are, please let me know in the comments below.