Grass Fed Beef Protein Powder - Lactose Free Great Tasting Beef Protein Isolate. Complete Animal Based Non Dairy Paleo Carnivore Supplement for Prime Muscle Building. No Whey. Unflavored

I switched to this (beef protein isolate) from whey protein isolate as I tend to prefer pure animal based products (my focus is on maximizing amino acid intake in my foods. What I have noticed over the past 3-4 months is that without changing my workouts (1-2 times a week, resistence - moderalte level wieght training) my muscles have maintained (grown a bit) but are firmer all the time. I feel healthier and stronger. I am a huge fan and just ordered my second tub and have it on subscribe and save now. As for taste, I really like the chocolate flavor and that it uses stevia as the sweetner (if you like sweet) in lieu of other less healthy sugars (alcohol or not). It may be sweet for some, but I put it in my coffee and it makes for a very nice morning routine. I also add it to shakes for protein and full amino acid profile. While the cost may be high, I think the quality, for me, justifies and I know my body is responding positively to it.

Pure de la pure. and delicious. Mixes well in blender. A great choice for those who are choosy about what they put into their body. No beefy taste.

I feel so bad for this poor protein powder with all the hate it's receiving. It's actually a more economical version of the very expensive Equip grass fed beef protein isolate. It tastes identical to that IMO. I think the reason it's being knocked on taste so much is because some are expecting it to be a 1:1 replacement for whey. It doesn't taste like whey. I personally do not attempt to drink this cold and have never had a problem. I mix this with boiling water or milk, using a frother, and it dissolves perfectly. Then I sweeten to taste. I also sometimes add it to waffle batter for additional protein and cannot taste it. I agree with others that inside the container, it has an aroma, but once it's mixed into anything, that dissipates. If you hated it cold, try it hot. Add coffee, cocoa, etc. (anything strong) and I bet you'll find it more palatable. For 20g complete protein per scoop, it's worth another try!

I really love this protein mix. As a dirty carnivore I've been drinking my morning whey protein shake for about a year now. I've noticed that I've started to become more bloated and gassy in the past few months which carnivore all but eliminated. I've always suspected that the dairy based protein mixes might be the culprit of the digestive issues although more mild than they used to be, still very unpleasant as I was in a lot of pain most day prior to carnivore. I am somewhat lactose intolerant (can still eat cheese and sour cream in small amounts without issue). As soon as I took my first drink I could tell immediately making the switch from whey to beef was the right move. I'm only a few days in and the gas and stomach irritation is all but gone again and I haven't changed anything in my diet except the protein mix. The taste is actually quite good surprisingly. I was afraid it would have a strong beef after taste but it doesn't. Before you make up your mind do a side by side taste test with what you currently drink. I think you'll be surprised. It just tastes clean. I don't know how else to describe it. I make mine hot as I like to have a warm beverage in the morning but don't drink coffee. It mixes well with some butter, cacao butter chips, and a little sea salt. I use a frother to mix it and it blends without clumps. I don't know how it mixes in a shaker bottle or with other cold liquids. However, mixing whey with hot water will cause curding if the water is too hot. So far this mix has no problem since it isn't dairy based. My wife likes to put the protein mix in her cute little container and it fits perfectly. Give it a shot. I'm pretty sure you'll love it. I do.

This is an excellent unflavored protein supplement. I was extremely sick when I was pregnant and this was the least offensive (no bad smell/taste) and highest protein concentration supplement I found. My only complaint would be the sticky clumping. I cook it into my protein ball recipe and mix it in other hot foods mainly so it's not much of an issue. However, if you are planning to make a cold protein shake there may end up being some very unappealing clumps. The product info does warn about the clumping.

This protein powder has all the protein I need for my fitness and health goals. I mix 8oz of liquid, half water, half oat milk with 1 scoop, add 2 dates, cinnamon powder, pinch of salt, and vanilla extract and love the taste.

I bought this to try as a replacement to my unflavored whey protein. I add protein powder to flavored coconut water that I drink when I work out. Looking for a non bloaty replacement, I tried unflavored goat protein powder first. The gamey taste was awful. I bought this unflavored beef protein next-- and the flavor of THIS in my drink vs the goat protein powder--made the goat protein powder taste delightful.🤢 This UNFLAVORED beef protein powder most DEFINITELY has a flavor. It's like a big canister of beef bouillon. You've been warned! Maybe adding it to something with a strong flavor will mask it better (i.e., coffee, chocolate, p butter, etc). When I add this to my strawberry flavored coconut water--I get strawberry beef juice and it smells as bad as it tastes. 🤢 I'm stuck with it, so I have to greatly reduce the serving amount to add to my flavored water. I won't purchase this again because my definition of UNFLAVORED seems to be different than this company's. I guess unflavored to them means there isn't added chocolate or vanilla flavored added to the beef bouillon flavor. Also, keep in mind it is hard to dissolve. I have tried shaker balls, stirring, and a small foamer/blender is the only thing that works. Since I can only stomach about a teaspoon in my water, I can't say how effective it is. I gave it 3 stars for no reason other than I didn't want to say it didn't work--I don't know if it works, because I can't stomach a full serving because of the beef bouillon taste.