NutricostWhey Protein Concentrate (Chocolate) 5LBS

Just what I needed. High quality protein.However, it’s hard to use in cooking and it tastes BAD.I added just a little to pancakes. The driest, worst pancakes ever!!!!Still, it’s protein at a low cost and it mixes decently. Pretty good for your health. It is easy to use and the quality of the container itself is pretty good.

Great Product, third party tested. Fair price for the Macros. I frequent the gym and tell a lot of people of Nutricost Supplements. Only 1g of sugar, 30grams of protein. Taste good. However, the chocolate flavor overpowers the peanut butter, so I add powdered peanut butter as well.

The media could not be loaded. This is one of the best proteins I've used and I bought it twice in a few months. I'm talking about Chocolate Peanut Butter, yeah that's the best. I use it in my oatmeal and my night time Ice Creami and it delivers each time. It's high quality and it works, just check out my channel, Mia's Gym on yt and see the results for yourself. Add this in to a sound training and diet program and you'll have no choice but to grow and get stronger. Well worth the money.Smells delicious, mixed perfect in everything I've used it in so far and the macros are exactly what you want as a growing bodybuilder. I don't worry about sugar or carb content because I'm growing and a few grams of that doesn't matter in a proper context. Not buying something because of a few grams of sugar just doesn't make sense to me, so purchase it and try it yourself. Results may vary due to many many reasons, but good luck!

I've been using protein powders for about 20 years, and I've tried many brands in my time. I usually use vanilla flavored protein, as that flavor tends to compliment just about every other type of flavor one would mix it with. Since a lot of my regular protein brands have jumped up in price severely, I figured I'd give this one a shot and see how it was.When it comes to taste, this brand's vanilla flavor has a distinct buttery overtone that can be hit or miss, depending on how one is planning to use it. For baking (Yes, try baking with whey powder to boost up the protein content of muffins or whatever), this might be a real win! Most vanilla flavored protein won't add much sweetness to things, but it will contribute to the overall result in terms of flavor (for better or worse). For my preferences, the flavor detracts from how I use it. I'm prefer a much more straightforward vanilla flavor, and the buttery flavors just throw me off. You might personally like that, and if so, then this is the protein for you!Another small gripe is that when I mix this with my shaker in my post-workout concoction, it tends to foam up A LOT. I attribute this to the fact that all the protein in this is whey CONCENTRATE, and not a mix of isolate AND concentrate, which is what I'm used to. No matter what, protein is protein, and whether it's concentrate or isolate, the protein amount and quality is the same in the end. The difference is that isolate is approximately (by volume) 90% protein and concentrate is approximately 79% protein, which means that there's a bit more of the other components of the milk that the whey originally came from that are present. A bit more fat, sodium, and cholesterol will be in it, but a far smaller amount than whole milk, of course. All this to say that when I mix my shake, I have to let it sit on the counter undisturbed for over 10 minutes just to get the foam to decrease and become somewhat drinkable. It still has a lot of foam after that, but at least it's not an overwhelming amount at that point.In conclusion, I think this protein is a price conscious smart buy, assuming the cost (about $56 a lbs at the time of writing this) stays relatively the same. I like the consistency of the dry powder, as it's a satisfying granular texture vs the flour-like texture I'm used to with the isolate dominant varieties I normally consume. The buttery taste is ok, but the foaming really gets to me. It's such an annoyance that I'll probably keep searching for a similarly priced product that won't foam as much after mixing. If you're OK with a little extra foam and a buttery vanilla flavor, then this is right for you.

Great UNFLAVORED powder. I cant stand flavored protein powders at all, they all taste waaay too sweet, and even ones that aren't too sweet, I get flavor fatigue pretty fast and don't want it everyday. this unflavored powder is great and has no bad aftertaste at all, I mix it completely plain with just water and it just taste like creamy water, similar to watered down half & half.Since it's unflavored, it's incredibly versatile. You can control the amount of sugar or flavor you add, such as PBfit powdered peanut butter or your own cocoa powder with milk + cane sugar or a sugar-free substitute. You can also add it to anything, and it won't change the flavor at all – great for baking! This flexibility is something flavored powders just don't offer.