Antler Farms 100% Grass Fed New Zealand Whey Protein Isolate, Mixed Berry Flavor, 30 Servings, 2 lbs - Delicious, Cold Processed, Rapidly Absorbed, Keto Friendly, NO-Hormones, NO-GMOs

Mixes easily and has no flavor (I bought the unflavored one). No additional ingredients is why I bought this particular brand. Being a clean product is important to me.

I used it as addition to oatmeal, smoothies or just plain milk. It works well as I don’t taste it.

This has been my go-to whey isolate powder for a while--mixes well, mostly protein, and very few ingredients --no natural flavors, just protein, sunflower lectin and maybe some vanilla or chocolate flavor!

I have had to avoid cows milk products for the last 28 years due to an inability to digest Casein.For that reason I have also stayed away from anything containing Whey. However on the recommendation of my healthcare provider I have tried this product and have had absolutely no trouble and definitely feel the benefits of the aminos and the protein. I have also purchased their vegan powder so that I can alternate between the two. This is a really pure and excellent product

Yuck! The directions say to use 1 or 2 scoops. I only used 1 scoop mixed with power greens, various seeds, a few blueberries and plain unsweetened soy milk. It is cloyingly sweet and there's nothing subtle about the vanilla flavoring. I don't even want to imagine what it would taste like with 2 scoops! Just because the sweetener is stevia and "natural" doesn't mean you can't use too much of it. Since it's expensive I'll try to use it up by combining half a scoop with another brand of unsweetened soy isolate but 2lbs is a lot to use.

This is a good way to get healthy protein in your diet. The flavor is delicious. I like to mix it with milk and ice for a tasty shake. Sometimes I add frozen mixed berries and plain Greek yogurt for some extra protein. I plan to try chocolate soon.

Whey protein is a tricky one. Most whey based protein powders give me stomach cramps. My chiropractor recommended this brand because they are very clean and usually easier to digest. My father and I gave it a try. He got the chocolate flavor and I stuck with the vanilla. There are four ingredients (which is hard to beat unless you go unflavored). It's flavored with stevia, which tends to make things very sweet. It is sweet, but I don't find it unbearable. I'm used to vegan proteins, which tend to have a few more ingredients to account for protein. Upon opening, the protein looks very fine and powdery. I had no problem mixing it with some nut milk/water and a shaker ball. It is expensive, but most protein powders are expensive. You could always supplement with the unflavored protein if you need more protein (as those tend to be cheaper). I I'm okay with splurging on clean, quality products, as I know my body will thank me later.As for taste, the vanilla is pretty decent and basic. It tastes like vanilla. I do think I prefer the chocolate, however, I have been using both when I want a shake in the morning. I mix a scoop of one flavor, with a little of the other, and blend it with some kind of milk (usually walnut milk), ice, and fiber. I found this gives it a thicker consistency and I can eat some of it with a spoon. My tastebuds do get confused, because it tastes like ice cream. I also find having ricecakes with something on the salty side after helps balance the sweetness of it. I don't do this everyday, but it is a nice change. I haven't used it much, so I can't account for cramps quite yet. We seem to be okay, thus far. I will continue to update as I experiment with this protein to make sure my stomach stays less crampy and that I can mix with other items (like overnight oats, chia seeds, or protein ball).

Outstanding product , easy to mix, great quality and I always get unflavored , doesn’t give me aftertaste like other products

Use as a workout protein drink , taste good and mixes well

Bland tasting chocolate, not sweet enough. It's still consumable but not enjoyable.Also the packet once opened is unsealable. So you'd have to transfer it to another container or bag to keep to air tight, which is troublesome and time consuming. Disappointing.