Bulk Pure Whey Protein Powder,Vanilla,23g Protein and 5g BCAAs per Scoop,Whey Concentrate Shake,Low Sugar,Supports Muscle Growth and Repair,Smooth Mixing,Vegetarian,1kg

Tasty and attractive price.
I’d put a few pounds on last year but being on a low carb diet (I’d gone off piste to put weight on..) I knew I could lose a pound a week very comfortably by getting back on the diet, even with a cheat-day Saturday.However, I was also looking to finally start using the home gym I’d fitted, so needed to ensure my daily protein intake was high enough to ensure that the muscle I’d be breaking down would be repaired and increased.Long story short, a protein shake can top up the protein without adding too many calories so are ideal.Now I’d used protein shakes a long time ago from this company and loved the Dutch Chocolate flavour as it wasn’t too sweet, and even after months of daily shakes I never felt inclined to change flavours.Unfortunately they no longer make this, so I opted for the Salted Caramel and bought the large 2.5kg bag as it works out cheaper.If I didn’t like the flavour, tough.As it is, the flavour is fine and I’m halfway through the bag, having just the one shake as a last ‘meal’.One scoop of whey gives you 22g of protein, and at one time it was suggested that the body could only absorb/digest around 20 grams at once, with any more than that basically wasted.More recent studies suggest it ‘could’ be double that, so let’s say around 30 grams is probable.With this in mind, if you mixed your shake with 200ml of full fat milk you’d have 28g of protein and a nice creamy shake.Personally I mix a scoop of protein into 200ml of water and add one raw egg, because there’s a lot of goodness/nutrients in an egg as well as 7g of protein and some saturated fat which I need on a low carb diet for fuel.My 29g of protein shake with water and egg is whisked with an electric hand blender in a tall plastic beaker and has zero lumps or texture. I also add a 5g scoop of Creatine which is great for recovery, and I was pleasantly surprised to find that my local ‘Home Bargains’ store has a very large range of high quality Creatine products and even protein in one isle, so I picked a 500g tub up at a decent price which also contained Magnesium.

Excellent quality, taste and texture; great value too!
Having used a fair number of protein brands out there over the years and struggling to find one that is affordable, tastes nice (or even ok), and mixes well, I am pleased to find that bulk powders satisfies all three of these criteria. It, especially the larger bag here (I ordered 2.5kg), represents excellent value for money for what is a decent and high quality product that will last me a fair amount of time. I’ve broken down my review into various aspects below. The powder arrived swiftly after ordering, securely packaged, and in excellent, undamaged condition.TasteOk, so a load of protein powders I have had in the past taste absolutely awful. Bulk Powders, as any protein powder, won’t be winning any culinary awards but does, in my mind, taste far and away better than a lot of what’s out there. Over the years I have tried vanilla, chocolate, chocolate cookies, raspberry, and strawberry. All of them are great and very drinkable with just the right amount of flavour and sweetness. Ordinarily, vanilla and strawberry are my favourites, and I find they all taste (much!) better when mixed with milk. With water they’re ok but are much more ‘thin’ and lacking in a bit of depth of flavour in my opinion.Vanilla, chocolate and strawberry all mix well into smoothies too and complement, rather than overpower, other ingredients. I like to make a coffee/protein shake in the morning and mix in some espresso shots with a vanilla shake. The vanilla especially is useful in baking and other less traditional uses for protein powder and blends well into recipes.TextureI usually shake mine up with milk, which with a little shaking produces a relatively smooth and palatable drink without lumps and, importantly, is not gritty. It is almost an in between of a protein shake and a milkshake.I’m less of a fan with water, but for me that holds true whatever protein powder I am using. It’s more thin and I prefer the thicker and creamier texture of when it is mixed with milk. However, mixed with water still produces a perfectly fine shake that is not, unlike many other brands, lumpy and gritty. I typically mix with water when taking it to the gym with me as I don’t want to have milk in my bag and am not disappointed with the results.QualityBulk Powders protein powder are high quality in terms of nutritional profile. Even though it’s much cheaper, it stands up against more established premium (read: expensive) brands. I’ve had no issues with using this and it’s a fantastic dietary supplement.Storage and measurementUnlike many brands out there that come in bulky tubs, Bulk Powders come in a durable plastic bag with a resealable (zip-lock style) top. The material the bag is made of makes it as sturdy as any tub and I have never had any issues of them breaking or tearing or any other issues. It’s easier to store as it’s much more flexible and has a bit of give to it where solid plastic would not. The only issue I do have sometimes is being able to reseal it successfully. This isn’t usually a problem, and the seal is very useful in maintaining the integrity of the product over time by keeping out air and moisture, but is a little frustrating and fiddly at times. That said, I struggle with most seals of this kind and my issues here are likely a product of that as opposed to this particular bag.A powder scoop, measuring one serving of powder, that comes with the bag is absolutely wonderful. It’s easy to use and to accurately measure your servings without having to faff around with spoons and scales. It’s made of a durable plastic and is a really handy addition to the powder.Value for moneyBulk Powders are definitely one of the most affordable producers of protein powder out there. They are consistently one of the cheapest brands out there and you can save a great deal of money when purchasing from them, especially if you buy in (as their name punnily suggests) bulk. Even though it’s cheap and excellent value for money, it does not compromise on quality, making it a sure bet if you want to add some protein to your diet.SummaryIn summary, this protein powder from Bulk Powders is high quality, excellent value for money and, in my opinion, consistently of a much better taste and texture than other brands out there. It stores well and lasts a long time and is housed in a convenient and high quality bag with a really useful scoop added. Having used this brand for years (for many different flavours as well as their creatine supplement, which is also excellent by the way) I am confident in giving this a wholehearted five stars and a high recommendation.If you’re going to get yourself some protein powder, you’d do well considering Bulk Powders.If you’ve found this review in any way useful or informative, I’d be grateful if you could let me know by clicking the “helpful” button below 🙂

Rien à dire,le zip du paquet ferme parfaitement même après plusieurs utilisations (parfois brutales),le paquet ne se perce pas même en y allant comme il faut donc bon à savoir si on l’emmène avec soit quelque part.Maintenant parlons du goût, après avoir tester pas mal de whey aux goûts chocolatés, celle ci est de loin la meilleure (cookie chocolat), 40g de protéines et 500ml d’eau et j’ai eu la véritable impression de boire un chocolat au lait aromatisé aux cookies là où les autres recettes que j’ai tester me faisait surtout l’impression de poudre chocolaté avec un gros goût de flotte.En sommes mesdames et messieurs, une bonne prot avec des macros convenables et un goût excellent pour un prix réduit (52.78€ pour 2.5kg le 19/11/23).

Una de las mejores opciones del mercado de proteína de suero de leche, al ser completamente natural y ecológica y con un sabor riquísimo.