Six StarWhey Protein Powder Plus - Muscle Building & Recovery Formula with Whey Isolate Powder, BCAAs, 30g Protein, Immune Support - Post-Workout Supplement - Cookies and Cream, 1.8 lbs

I've tried the chocolate, fruit loops and now the Kelloggs frosted flakes. Out of the 3, the frosted flakes has the best taste. The fruit loops were ok, but when I put it in milk it clumped alot and the taste was a little weird. The frosted flakes however, mixed in perfectly. Overall, a good amount of protein for the cost, especially when it goes on sale!

I’ve been using this protein powder consistently for about a year and a half, and it’s still my go-to. It’s affordable, tastes great, and packs 30g of protein per serving—which is solid. One of the biggest pros for me is that it doesn’t contain stevia. A lot of powders use it these days, and I really dislike the aftertaste.Sure, there are other options out there with higher-end ingredients, but you’re also looking at paying two to three times the price. For me, Six Star strikes the perfect balance between cost, quality, and quantity.Final Grade: 9.0 / A-

Bought this for the protein level and price. I liked that it mixed well with water or milk. Not allot of unmixed powder like many others I’ve tried. The taste is ok, not super chocolate flavor but good. Maybe a little sweet. I’ll buy it again

So far so good , great quality , It has a very good consistency, it makes a very thick shake. The only things is very sweet

This is my favorite protein powder! The triple chocolate one tastes amazing, and is good quality for the price. It fills you up right away and instantly helps with muscle pain. I usually mix half a scoop of it with milk in a regular size for a quick boost of protein. It will clump on top, but honestly I like it!😂 It doesn’t taste chalky much, and if it does, its only a tiny bit. This is my 2nd time of buying it and it’s definitely not the last! I hope you give it a try!🙂

If you're like me, finding a protein powder that doesn't taste like cardboard can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. Enter the Whey Protein Powder Plus in the flavor of Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes. It's like they took the essence of my favorite childhood breakfast and packed it into a post-workout powerhouse. Honestly, the taste alone makes it worth a try, but there's so much more to it than just a nostalgic flavor. First and foremost, let's talk about the protein punch this powder packs. With 30 grams of high-quality whey protein per serving, it has seriously helped me up my muscle game. Whether I'm recovering from an intense workout or just trying to maintain my gains, this has become my go-to. Plus, the added 6.7 grams of BCAAs are a fantastic bonus for muscle recovery. I’ve noticed a significant reduction in post-workout soreness, which means I can hit the gym more consistently without feeling like I've been hit by a truck the next day. Another unexpected perk? The immune support. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that it contains vitamin C and zinc. With the changing seasons, it's reassuring to know that my protein supplement is pulling double duty by not just helping with muscle recovery, but also giving my immune system a little boost. Mixing this up is a breeze. I usually blend it with almond milk for a creamier texture, and sometimes toss in a banana for an extra treat. It’s perfect post-workout or even as an afternoon pick-me-up when I need a little extra energy. If you're looking for something that combines nostalgia with nutrition, this might just be your new favorite supplement. It’s like a little trip back to simpler times with every scoop, but with all the benefits of modern nutrition science.

I like so much about this.Solid taste, best price I've seen. Vitamin C, D, and Zinc added.Unfortunately, it has A LOT of cholesterol. As someone who needs 2 scoops a day on workout days, I can't justify putting that much cholesterol in my body, especially when the next cheapest option on Amazon has 5% daily cholesterol value.Just wanted to bring attention to that in case there are others like me who overlook that part of the nutrition label.