Whey Protein Isolate - Sports Nutrition Protein Powder 25g per Scoop - 2lb Bag Whey Protein - Dutch Chocolate Bulk Protein Powder, 25 Servings

Great taste, dissolves completely, and is the only Whey Protein Isolate that I could find that has vitamin D3.

One of the best tasting powders i have tried. I mix my whey with frozen fruits. Tired this with frozen strawberries, tasted like the chocolate strawberry ice cream bars. Texture is a grainy but i think its probably due to being an isolate. I usually buy whey blends which comes out foamy. Not sure how well it will mix without a blender but i always use a blender for any shake.

In terms of flavor and experience, of the 3 i've tried recently this is my second favorite. It is the best flavor. It mixes the best (with water). But its caloric content is higher than multiple brands. Less of an issue for single doses but often I'm tripling up on the dose of this, and that starts to add up.

Flavour is on point, but the regular price is way too expensive. Its a great buy when on special. Mixes very well, good texture and not too much stevia aftertaste!

This is the first time I’ve tried this powder as I’ve been looking for one I like at a reasonable cost with good protein:calorie ratio. With protein being about 4cal/g, that means this is around 67% calories from protein per scoop (100/150). Much of the extra calories come from the added MCTs since fats are close to 9cal/g, but in the limited research I’ve read, the benefits of MCTs are unclear. That said, this powder is DEFINITELY rich chocolate—it mixes thick in milk (which I then pour coffee into), almost like a shake, and is about as sweet as hot chocolate made by dissolving a chocolate bar instead of using powdered mix. The flavor is good, but many will definitely find it too sweet. I use a handheld milk frother to mix mine and very rarely have any clumps unless the whole scoop dives in at one time: it is a LARGE scoop at 106cc and even my frother struggles to mix it all at once. I’ve included a comparison pic to Rival Whey’s scoop (67cc) and Optimum Nutrition Whey Isolate’s scoop (70cc) for reference. I really like the fact that this brand is transparent about being third party-tested through the Informed Sport process and it is displayed prominently on the packaging. Not every company does this step so it gives peace of mind that what is on the label is in the product: so many companies skip the is step because of costs, or if they do test, they’re secretive about who does the testing, what they test for, and what the results are and that makes me wonder if the contents actually match what’s on the label (studies have shown that some powders contain less than HALF of the claimed protein amounts). That’s not the case here, so even if this isn’t the BEST protein, the cost is reasonable (~$1 per serving when I bought it) and I definitely feel like I can trust what is in it. Honestly, the testing is why I rated it 4 stars instead of 3, because it was a little bit too sweet for me (though perfectly drinkable) and the MCTs probably contributed to the “bubble gut belches” I experienced for about 10 minutes after drinking it if I wasn’t drinking it in my coffee throughout the morning. I may buy it again in the future, but for now I’m sticking to isolates with better than 80% of their calories coming from protein.