100% Grass Fed Whey Protein

Too bulky for me.

I purchased this for my husband and he was complaining it was a lot of powder for one drink. This made me curious so I brought out my scale for USPS packages and weighed the scoop. It turns out 1 scoop equals 35 grams however, the package says 2 scoops equals 30 grams. If this is incorrect, what else on the label is?

I find it nearly impossible to mix with almond milk. Almost flavorless with very little texture, doesn't alter what you mix it with. Digests well.

Doesn’t have flavor. Good product for the price.

This is 100% whey protein CONCENTRATE, which is different from whey protein isolate. Whey protein concentrate is basically just dehydrated whey, while whey protein isolate has most or all of the fats and carbs removed. Concentrate is usually very, very high in protein, but has a bit of the fat and sugars from milk. Still, the amounts of those are very low, and concentrate is generally cheaper than isolate, and I like the reduced amount of processing involved in making concentrate rather than isolate.This EarthKOR protein powder offers nearly everything I want in a whey protein concentrate. It is from grass-fed cows, it’s produced using a cold-press method, it’s undenatured, and it has nothing else added. I would love it if this was organic.But that’s JustMe.

I had wanted to try powdered whey protein for a long time, but never did because everyone I saw came with flavorings and sweeteners in it, usually artificial sweeteners. This is the first I've seen that was just pure whey, and from grass-fed cattle, which is important. Being an Amazon brand gives me confidence in the supply chain.Whey is a byproduct of cheese-making. It's the liquid left over (in this case dryed into a powder) after the cheese curds are formed from milk in the cheese-making process. If you've been to Minnesota or Wisconsin you're probably long-familiar with cheese curds. Whey is the other component, with a reputation of being bitter, and was considered a waste product. However it's a high value protein food. Tasting this plain, not mixed with anything, I was surprised and pleased how (reasonably) good the taste was. It would be entirely okay to have just mixed with plain water. Mild flavor, not great but also not horrible. There's a faint cheesy scent.

I mix two scoops of this into my glass of macadamia milk with a few drops of stevia and it creates a wonderful milkshake in the morning! Perfect for before or after workouts!Did not negatively impact my keto macros with only 3g of carbs. Gives a heck of a good protein kick with 24 grams of protein and 1.5g of fat. Calories from the powder alone was 130 so you might have to watch that. If you are in the market for protein powders, chances are you aren't overly concerned with calories as much as you are protein content, etc.I also really appreciate that it is non-GMO. I try to make sure everything is Organic, or at least non-GMO whenever possible and this is excellent at that. Nothing artifical and the milk is derived from grass-fed animals.Lastly, the potassium really helps me with my cramping coming in at 160mg per 2 scoops as well. That is close to half of a bananas worth. Not bad!Overall very happy with this protein powder and would suggest it for anyone looking for a healthy well-sourced brand like this.

If you need to get more protein but don’t like the artificially sweetened flavored stuff, just plain whey is a good choice with no estrogen from soy. This product mixes well with no discernible taste that I could detect. I had no digestive problems. There is a scoop in the jar if you dig deep enough. You average about 15 servings per jar.There is no FDA regulations for supplements so I suppose you can say whatever you want but exactly what is “100% premium grass-fed New Zealand whey protein” (from domestic dairy farms), and what is nutrients from plant earth? The jar is from Canyon plastics,Calif.I’ll admit I’m a little leery of any company with a post office address and no contact info, but that’s just me.