BulkSupplements.com Whey Protein Isolate Powder - Unflavored Protein Powder, Whey Isolate Protein Powder - Whey Protein Powder, Gluten Free, 30g per Serving, 250g (8.8 oz) (Pack of 1)

I have been searching for a protein that is basic, with minimal or no fillers and unnecessary extras ingredients. I wanted something I could easily add to meals without having the taste of a protein shake be too obvious. I make a lot of recipes with my proteins and I wanted something that could be flexible with multiple different flavors. With all that said, this protein is exactly what I have been looking for! It is the smoothest protein I have ever had, with not a single clump, even when simply stirred with a spoon. It has a very slight protein flavor, as expected- but hardly noticed when mixed with milk or put into my recipes. Alongside having a healthier, minimalist protein, I have noticed I do not get nauseous or have as much reflux like I do when I typically drink other protein powder shakes. I am picky about protein powders because of this and do not tolerate several brands. Optimum nutrition has been my favorite for almost two years, but Bulk supplements may be replacing them. I also looked into Naked Whey due to their minimalist ingredients on the unflavored, but Bulk Supplements is much cheaper currently. Upon arrival, mine was still sealed in its container with no powder outside the bag, as other reviews have noted. It was literally packed full and so I simply snipped the top corner off and emptied the contents into an air-sealed container. It does not come with a scoop, which could be nice. However, I own a food scale which measures in grams and have been able to accurately measure each serving to fit my needs. If you are using a scale and only have ounces available, the 30 gram serving is equivalent to 1.05 ounces (I measured several times to double check since I typically use ounces for my measurement on other foods). I hope y'all find this review helpful! I'll update this review later if I notice any issues or change my opinion on the protein after long term use.

I don't eat meat, so I am always looking for a way to get more protein into my diet. I usually rely on the typical protein powders, though I am getting really sick of vanilla, chocolate and bad imitaition fruit flavors. So I decided to try this. So far, it isn't bad, but it isn't great. Some of this maybe user error, as I am still adjusting the proportions. The first day, I made a fruit smoothie, and added what would be comparable to the 20g of protein in my usual shake. Well, it was too much, very thick, with the chalky taste familiar to most. I ended up adding things to make it more drinkable. The next day, I added much less powder, and it was better... but I think I may need to add a bit of sweetener now (I use fresh fruit, water, ice and protein powder in my smoothie) to now mask the aftertaste. Another day I added it to a store bought smoothie mix, and you could definately tell powder was added, unIike in a smoothie shop where its undetectible. have not yet tried it in recipies, which was one of the reasons I bought this, unflavored, was to add when cooking to up protein levels. So I will continue to work on finding better ways to use this. The powder itself seems legit, as I do a protein shake for breakfast on days I cannot get a lunch, and it kept my appetite in check like usual. I hope to continue to learn so I can use it more and like it better.

I highly recommend this whey powder as an option to increase protein content of most foods and liquids. I often encounter people who have a need for a flavorless (nearly) product. It dissolves better in warm /hot liquid (soup, hot cocoa, coffee, etc). It can be added to hot/warm water and cooled. I've used this to make powdered milk, water down juices, and added flavored water enhancers such as MIO Sport which also contains electrolytes. It's wonderful in creamy/saucy foods such as whipped/mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, and Alfredo and tomato sauce I've added it to baking mixes such as cookie dough, cake batter, & pancakes. I have not tried it with bread mixes or anything that rises. I encourage you to experiment in small batches. I have made homemade dip using greek yogurt, chicken or beef bullion, onion flakes, bulk whey powder, and spices. I like using Tajin', Frank's Red Hot, and various Mrs. Dash flavors. I also add it to flavored yogurt and used it in frozen yogurt cream pie, as a fruit dip, or to increase protein content of lower protein (not Greek) yogurt! Finally, it's an excellent smoothie addition!

This product got so much hate in the reviews that I ended up buying a different whey protien powder just in case. So, the product I purchased was the 250g bag. The bag itself is stuffed full, and would not reclose because of the protein stuck in the plastic recloser. So I put it in a container and moved on. There was no weird smell. It smelled very lightly like powdered milk. The taste was a bit neutral to me. As others have pointed out, there is no scoop. The serving size is listed as 30g, or about 2.5-5 tsp? I guess mileage may vary on people's teaspoons. If you are looking to hit specific macro numbers, you might want to get something that definitely comes with a scoop, or invest in a metric kitchen scale if you don't have one. I don't have one, so I did my best. I mixed about 2 tablespoons in with some peanut butter. It tasted just fine. Also, I did not get ill like some previous reviewers have described when they used this product. My biggest complaint then is the product came with no clear way for me to measure a serving size. I'm going to guess most people have scales, though, so overall the product is fine.

This is by for the most clean and pure protein I have come across. I was unsure so I only ordered 250 grams, boy do I wish I had ordered more. If you aren't looking to break your bank and over spend on protein this is the way to go. For those that don't know much about the different types of protein out there....Whey Isolate is one of the better routes. It is some of the most pure and digests the quickest (best for post workout). If you are looking for a protein that will fill you up for an extended period of time, don't go isolate. Instead aim for a blend/concentrate or casein. Personally I tend to get hungry at night so I will drink a casein shake slightly before bed so my body can continue to grow as I sleep or have it in the morning for breakfast. I received my Whey Isolate quickly and as advertised. It is very rare that you will find a 90% protein powder, heck it is rare to find anything over 80%. After all the flavors and fillers added to most big name supps. Once again if you aren't looking for that candy flavored protein, this is the route to go. Just straight whey taste, smooth silk iso texture, and if you need flavor add a little ice cream sauce :-) I highly recommend. Looking forward to trying other products by BulkSupplements.