Unflavored Whey Protein Isolate, 26g Protein, 16 Servings

Very fine powser, dissolves well, no gritty residue. Only complaint i have is it makes your liquid sweet. This was really gross in V8. I started putting it in milk, put a small amount of chocolate syrup in it to fool my mouth into accepting sweet milk, as I do not like sweet milk. Works fine.

This Nature's Target protein powder is amazing. It dissolves super easy and completely. Mixes easily. Has no flavor - I absolutely hate protein powders that have that weird artificial taste. No artificial anything in this. No sweeteners. No aroma. Keeps you full for longer - so good appetite suppressor. Great value for the money, especially when you can get it on sale. No bad side effects. My hair and nails are growing like crazy. My skin feels baby soft. I love this product. Recommend!

This is a perfect product for me. At age 70 and very active, I need to be concerned with getting enough protein. But I'm lactose intolerant and concentrated whey protein won't do, as it still has some lactose in it, so I need the isolate. I also limit my sugar intake, so I didn't want anything sweetened (as most store brands are), and I want to use it for general cooking, not just protein shakes, so I needed an unflavored product. This isolate powder comes mixed with "resistant maltodextrin," a beneficial, flavorless, water-soluble fiber, which seems to make it easier to mix into a variety of liquids and suspensions. I have used it successfully in, for example, cream of wheat, oatmeal, mashed potatoes, marinara sauce and sour cream dip (after using bulk lactase powder to eliminate the lactose from the sour cream). It does not affect the flavors at all. It seems I will be able to use it in most soft foods or sauces (and probably in baked goods like cornbread, though I haven't tried that yet) where I want to increase the protein content. One tablespoon has a little over 10 grams of protein. The price seems reasonable compared to what I see in the stores. This find has made me one happy hiker!

I recently purchased two containers of Nature Target unflavored whey protein isolate on Amazon. There is a serious error on the nutritional label. You list per serving, 26 grams protein, 5 grams carbohydrate (which consists of 4 g dietary fiber and 0 g sugar), for 130 calories. According to your label, one serving contains 1 gram of non-fiber carbohydrate. 26 grams of protein contains 104 cal. What is responsible for the additional 26 calories (130 total calories minus 104 cal from protien)? This 26 cal must come from the carbohydrates. Insoluble fiber contains 0 cal. Soluble fiber contains 2 cal per gram. Non fiber carbohydrates contain 4 cal per gram. If the fiber on your label is insoluble, then your reported 1 gram of non-fiber carbohydrate would contain 4 calories. Therefore, 22 calories (26 minus 4) must be SIMPLE SUGARS. You incorrectly report 0 sugar on the label. The correct amount of sugar per serving should be listed as 5 grams. If the fiber on your label is soluble, then your reported 4 grams of fiber would be responsible for 8 cal (because insoluble fiber has 2 cal per gram). In this case. there are 14 cal (22 - 8) cal that must come from SUGAR, which corresponds to 4 grams of SUGAR. I am a bodybuilder, and I buy whey protein isolate specifically because the milk sugars have been fillered out. I pay close attention to the sugar content, and I expect that the nutritional label is accurate. You have listed zero sugar per serving, but the actual sugar content is between 4 and 5 grams per serving.

Great unflavored whey protein isolate with 26g of protein per serving. Mixes easily and has no aftertaste, making it perfect for adding to smoothies or shakes. High quality protein at a great value.

I've tied a lot of unflavored protein & none have been sweet, this one is so sweet that I am using it in place of sugar in my oatmeal. I sent an email to the company, they insist it has 0 sugar & no artificial sweetener. Their response was "The sweet taste you noticed likely comes from the natural, subtle sweetness of the whey protein isolate itself, which can be more noticeable due to its high purity. Some customers are more sensitive to this natural flavor profile, which may be perceived as distinct sweetness.". I'm not a food scientist but I don't think I believe them, it tastes artificial. Otherwise, it mixes well.

I mix this into my v-8 , it needs a shaker bottle because the juice is not thin to mix. I also add it to my gluten free bread to help give structure that the bread is missing due to the no gluten.Good value and quality for what I spent. I don’t notice a taste to it. No digestive issues. No clumps when opened.

I was looving this unflavored protein powder at 90 calories, 26g protein and 4g fiber... until this latest batch I got says 130 calories and despite saying "unflavored", this is super sweet and taste like a vanilla cake! I don't have any clue what happened with this batch but it ruined a couple of savory dishes of mine until I figured out what was making my food taste super sweet, and it was this new batch of 130 calorie powder. The 90 calorie version had almost no flavor, maybe a slight cheesy quality if anything. It was perfect for savory dishes and still worked excellently for sweet dishes (with sweetener added ofc). Very very disappointed and not worth the hassle of returning since I've already used it, and would have to wait for a new protein powder to arrive.