Bulk Pure Whey Isolate 97 Powder, Protein Shake, Unflavoured, 500 g, Packaging May Vary

This is easily the best protein powder on the market, however, it has to be mixed using a blender. Also, it has no flavour which is difficult to consume long term. Solution: sugar free syrups you can buy on Amazon! This is how I use the powder: 60g powder, 80g frozen spinach, 400ml water, 30ml sugar free syrup. = almost carb free, sugar free protein drink which is highly digestible - packing a massive amount of protein.

Great protein!It's ultra fine and has the majority of other milk by-products removed, so it's easy to digest whilst causing minimal stomach upset i(f you're the sensitive type, like me!)Very fine powder, and I find it best to mix either in a blender or on top of liquid in a shaker bottle (otherwise it sticks to the bottom).I'd recommend.

Mixing can be an issue as it is an extremely fine powder that can form lumps, however I mix in a small teaspoonful of Caotina low sugar chocolate powder and shake it dry before adding water. Then i shake with a small amount of water before adding more - I get less foam, hardly any lumps and with a bit of cold skimmed milk to finish it's really not bad - especially given the very high protein content.

Since this product is pure whey, i.e. doesn't contain any anti-foam agents, it is frothing like there's no tomorrow, which makes it impossible to use on its own.I bought a mainstream whey protein product and beefed it up with this pure whey isolate to increase the quantity of protein.If you're looking for an add-on, this is great stuff. But if you're looking for a stand-alone whey protein product, this isn't the thing you're after, and be better off with Scitec 100% Whey Isolate.As far as the taste is concerned: bland! Not bad, not good. Just bland, which makes it easy to mix with other products.

Bought this as was looking for a lacto free protein but the texture of the powder is like chalk and doesnt mix as there is no emulsifier. You end up with a shaker with big balls of clumped up powder in the bottom.You could blend it but means you cant mix a shake at the gym. Blender just froths it up into foam/air! Absolutely rubbish.

I've heard of people who've bought unflavoured protein in the past and have never gone back due to the revolting taste however I whole heartedly look forward to drinking mine. I mix with semi skimmed milk a teaspoon of instant coffee and some honey and it tastes just like a frappuccino! as for the protein content my friend who's done a course in personal training was assured me that whey isolate is the way to go!only complaints I would have is the bag is kinda difficult to close so spillage can occur and considering they have a version with a tiny bit less protein for a lot cheaper I think I'm going to go for that one next time.All in all though a great buy for anyone who's into their personal fitness and can't get enough protein in their diet from food alone!

It does not really have a taste which is great.You need slightly more than 200ml to dissolve it all. Also you need to leave it for at least 30min if you want to avoid mouthfuls of foam after shaking/blending.Good value for money and no extra nonsense inside.

I've tried both this and the unflavoured 90 isolate. Both taste good, like watered down milk.The 90 isolate was easy to mix, add it to a shaker and shake.The 97 isolate requires a lot more work to mix by hand. I usually add a scoop to a cup, add a little bit of water and use a spoon to mix it into a paste. Once I've got a smooth paste, I'll add more water and mix again, continuing to do so until I get the right consistency.I used to get a dodgy tummy from protein shakes but since moving to the Bulk Powders 90 and 97 isolates, my tummy no longer gives me any issues.