New and Unique The Ultimate Organic, Grass-Fed Whey Protein, Delicious Natural, 16 Ounce

I like this stuff and think it has helped me. I credit it with mending a thumbnail notch that I've had for at least two years. (I tried putting on moisturizers and taking silica, and they didn't do a thing.) It doesn't taste bad at all, though I need some kind of sweet flavoring to go with it. It mixes extremely well with yogurt, and it's not that hard to mix it with milk if you work at it a bit. I've also tried mixing it with granola and then adding milk or yogurt, which made an interesting texture and tasted decent. I'm not all that easy to convince, but the info on the company website and the label seems very genuine, very informative, and very convincing. It may even be worth the money! Update: In 2018 they had some kind of quality control issue and the jar seals failed. Two of my jars (out of an order of six) had some mold in them, and in two some of the whey powder had leaked out the seal before opening. All had faulty seals. I'm a fan of this company and their whey, so I was sorry to bring them this news, but when I discovered the full extent of the problem I asked for, and got, a full refund. Along with that, though, I would've liked some indication that they understood what happened and fixed it, or were working on fixing it. As it is, I can't endorse their product, and am looking for a new brand.

I always wanted a protein without all the sugar and/or sugar alcohols in store powders. I guess it finally bothered me enough to look for this, and buy it. Just tried it and it is exactly what I wanted. Pure whey protein without all the junk. If you are accustomed to regular over-sweetened powders this may take getting used to. It is a welcome change for me. The directions say you need to use a blender. Turns out to be true. So it is a little more trouble to mix than I am used to. I just put a wire whisk attachment in a standard blender and immersed it in my glass for a minute. Then I ran clean water in the glass with the whisk after. It is clean enough to put away with an extra 2 minutes compared to the old spoon-stir method. Certainly worth the trouble. ----------------- Update - No blender required ----------------- With some experimentation I discovered an easy way to mix this without a blender. One weird trick to mix Protein 17 without a blender. 1) Put a couple scoops in the bottom of a dry glass. 2) Add about 1oz or less water. Just a little. 3) Mix with a stir stick. (I use an upside down chopstick) until it is the consistency of thick pancake batter. In just seconds the clumps disappear. 4) Add desired remaining water stir and enjoy. The trick is adding just the right amount of water initially. Perfectly smooth and ready to drink in 30 seconds. I timed it.

I want to love this product, it's ingredients are excellent, but there are a couple of issues I have with it: 1) it does not dissolve in anything I have used it in. Very chunky, chalky, and I've tried all sorts of ways to liquify it so this does not happen. Nothing worked. Unless you finely sprinkle it over foods, but even then it just gets chunky. 2) You need two large scoops to get the protein and benefits from it that most other similar products only need one scoop. Not a huge issue, but, again, this stuff doesn't dissolve so the taste is highly impacted.

I like the fact that it’s natural. You can tell by the look of it, it doesn’t have any fillers. It’s very fluffy in the container. The chocolate version doesn’t have much chocolate or coconut sugar, so it’s not very tasty unless you mix it in a smoothie with fruit. I like more chocolate and more sweetener in mine, so I mixed in raw cacao and monk fruit sweetener with the rest of the protein and that helped a lot with taste and right amount of sweetness. I may or may not buy this protein again. I’m still on the hunt for a healthy and tasty whey.

I get nervous about whats in protein powders these days. The ingredients are simple and straightforward. I got the Chocolate flavor, I like putting it in my blender with unsweetened almond milk, some stevia and a banana and a couple ice cubes. It’s perfectly smooth and slightly fluffy. The texture is good! This protein powder is low in sugar and can taste a bit blah without something sweet in it, in my opinion. So that’s why I add stevia and or banana. I’ve even put greek yogurt and oatmeal in it so it’s higher calories with some fiber.

Save your money--Don't Buy This! I've been wanting to add organic whey protein drinks as a snack, so I've been trying different brands, but this one does not mix up. I even tried to let it sit to hopefully absorb water, and when I came back, there was a thick, shiny, hard crust of protein on top of the liquid. Gross!!!! Someone posted that they finally figured out you could get it to mix if you put it in a blender. But why would I want to use the blender & have to clean all that up just to get a protein drink when so many other brands mix easily? I'm sprinkling this on my dog's food now--I hate that it doesn't mix up at all--just clumps at the top of the cup. NOW Foods makes a very nice organic whey protein that does mix, and I'm ordering another jar now.

Reason for use: Bodybuilding - going organic and "healthier" and need a protein source that qualifies. Also looking for soy free. Pros: Organic. Non-GMO. Grass Fed Cows. Minimal taste. Cons: Price per serving. Mix-ability. Overall: Excellent protein source. In a blender this protein is so creamy and delicious in a smoothie. The only issue is that you can not put in a shaker bottle. It needs to be put in a blender every time to be enjoyed. Recommendation: If you need an organic whey protein source to blend with your smoothies, which also has a lot of other pluses (Non-GMO, Soy Free, etc), then I would pick this one. Unstoppable in the blender, taste, creaminess and quality wise.

Great product! I will never go back to sweetened protein powders; they all taste too sweet and it is quite simple to sweeten this powder to your specific taste. Mixes beautifully in a blender or in a cup with a blender ball. I like to mix with plain water or milk and add a pinch of stevia and a splash of vanilla extract - delicious, creamy, slightly-sweet goodness! I'm a nursing mother with three kids, and I struggle to get enough protein in my diet; my kids and I feel much better having this every day, and I love that it is organic and affordable.