NATURE TARGET Whey Protein Powder, Unflavored - Whey Protein Isolate, 25g Protein Sugar-Free, 1.1lb

I like this product. It has helped me in my eight lost journey. There is a chalky texture but that’s something I can get over. No taste, great price for how much I’m getting. Mixes well in my smoothies, scooping is easy but slightly messy

I needed a plain protein powder to make a special protein soup. I am happy to report that this product worked beautifully! I needed something that blended well in hot water and it does! Here is my soup/drink mix: protein powder, Knorr bullion, powdered mashed potatoes, garlic and pepper. Tastes great!

My favorite unflavored whey protein powder has been discontinued. I'd been using it for 30 years and was unhappy that the product was no longer made. This new, for me, whey powder is truly unflavored, no smell, no grit. My smoothies are smooth as silk. The powder blends perfectly and dissolved easily with juice as long as you mix it in a blender. Recommended.

Isopure unflavored went up so much that I decided to try this. I use it in my iced coffee with another, flavored protein powder. I couldn't taste this powder at all. Took away 1 star because it didn't didnt comewith a scoop, and it said a serving size is "3 scoops". I had to figure out that 3 scoops is equal to a regular scoop from my other powders. .

I was a little skeptical of this product because of the reviews that I saw about the flavor. I've tasted other unflavored protein powder with a horrible taste but this one is smooth. Hands down the best that I've tried thus far. If you drink it in water it tastes like almond milk. And it actually does come with a scoop.

As far as protein goes, this product is loaded with it. It also has several other features like being sugar free, and low in calories etc. I give it 3 stars for being tasteless...it may be better mixed with something else, but by itself it doesn't taste very good. Also, it dissolves better in warm/hot water.

Great protein. Mixes well. I have used it in baking and cooking recipes as well. Great addition to my keto diet. Also, great price.

Great ingredients and the flavor is fine. It mixes great and isn't chalky. However, this company loses a star for the wasteful and bulky and very thick plastic packaging and another star for the simple fact this package is TINY, overpriced and they do not sell anything larger than 1.1 pounds. I'm not a fan of buying products from companies that blatantly don't care about the ecosystem and that charge customers a lot of money for packaging we don't like, in sizes that make no sense. It is the year 2025, not 1986. Nature Target needs to learn how to reduce waste, make a variety of sizes to suit the needs of their customers and choose packaging that is less wasteful and more cost-efficient. This is only enough powder to last me about a week. This means IF I keep purchasing this product, I'll be throwing away 4 of these containers per month and paying extra for it. I'm also not a fan of their vague nutrition label that claims 3 scoops is "about 25 grams" of protein. How is that possible with such a tiny scoop? What does "about" even mean? Is it 20 grams? Is it 30 grams? For some of us, things like this matter. It isn't that difficult to tell me EXACTLY how much protein it contains, especially when the scoop is the size of a tablespoon. This is an awkward serving size and scoop size and doesn't make any sense other than, it must be so the scoop can FIT into this tiny container. This is a great example of a good product that is selling itself short and pricing itself out JUST due to packaging and sizing choices. If they sold it in 2-pound or 5-pound bags, I'd be giving them a 5-star review. The tiny container, the tiny scoop, the vague nutrition label, the bulky and overly THICK plastic, plus the high price all add up to a 2-star review for a product that in itself, is great quality. I'm tired of companies that rip off customers. I'm tired of companies that trash our planet and add more plastic to the ecosystem, and I'm tired of companies that make ridiculously tiny sizes and do not offer a larger size for a better per-serving cost.