ProMix Nutrition Whey Protein Isolate Powder - Grass-Fed & 100% All Natural - ­Post Workout Fitness & Shakes, Smoothies, Baking & Cooking Recipes - Gluten-Free & Keto-Friendly - Vanilla, 5 Pound | Grass-Fed Whey Protein Isolate Powder for Low-Carb Post-Workout Muscle Recovery, Lean Growth & Performance

Se puede usar en muchas recetas ya que su consistencia es genial, el sabor a vainilla es casi imperceptible, y tiene muy poca azúcar, así que la uso para hornear tortas saludables, batidos y hasta para hacer mis panquecas.

I love this product but wish I had known it did NOT dissolve in HOT liquids. It gets obliterated in oatmeal and warm/hot beverages. I am fairly certain its due to it being an ISOLATE versus just a regular Whey Protein Powder. Its not a fault of the product, but just something you have to learn when making the switch to an isolate.It does blend well in cold beverages like smoothies or yogurt. The flavor is subtle and ever so slightly sweet. I love the limited ingredient list.

Let me start off by saying I really like the product. It’s a healthy protein source that leaves my gut and stomach feeling good compared to the other protein brands. However… it’s seems like they recently downgraded their package. The old bags had a Velcro seal at the top which made it so easy to close the bag and seal it. Now, the bags have some completely useless ziplock system that doesn’t work. I had to transfer my powder to another storage system, which is totally ridiculous for the price you pay. I think the worst part is either the product testers/owners saw this issue and just didn’t care or they didn’t even bother to test it themselves. PLEASE FIX THE BAGS.

I've tried all the grass-fed protein powders and this is the best tasting and easiest mixing. The only negative is the new bags come with a very flimsy, unusable zip-lock seal so you'll have to put it in a different container if you want it to stay fresh. The old style seal was perfect, not sure why they switched.

I guess the only good thing about this protein is the packaging (quite fancy looking). I made a mistake not to check the amount of protein per scoop before purchasing; moreover, the protein powder contains sugar, which is also unusual. Anyway, it provides protein, but considering the calorie-to-protein ratio per scoop, it's easier to eat eggs.