NATURE TARGET Unflavored Protein Powder, Whey & Pea Blend, 16 Servings | 24g Protein, Whey Protein Isolate, with MCTs, Mixes in Hot Coffee & Foods, No Bloating, Scoop Included, Gluten-Free

This is hands down the best protein. Perfect nutrition that’s important daily. I use it as a coffee creamer and it has changed my mornings. Other proteins clump and settle on the bottom, but not this one. Im saving so much money. No after taste, and it sculls adds creamy richness to my coffee. You can add it directly to your coffee, or pre-mix with a little water and then add it. I usually pre-mix enough for three days in my refrigerator.

This is great! When mixed with water it just tastes like watered down milk, which I find really easy to drink. I also add to smoothies and it has no weird texture or taste. Highly recommend if you're looking for an unflavored option, just know that "unflavored" doesn't mean no taste at all, it means a simple milky taste from the whey protein and nothing else.

No taste. Mixes well.

mixes in ok best to miz into cold water or what ever liquid you choose before heating it if you want to I add this to my tomato soup mt hot chocolate my pudding the value for money would be better if they would not change the price on me once I subscribed not cool there is no real flavor to this as it is unflavored does not seem to thicken my food when I add it the texture is not bad

we've tried at least 20 different types of isolate protein powders and this is our favorite we purchased it over and over again we put it in the blender with some banana and strawberries in our favorite milk

Update: they changed the formula. I liked the old one better. Others may like the new version better because it is indeed more unflavored than the previous version. I liked that it use to have a slightly nutty taste. This one is lighter in color, has no mct oil ‘flavor’ (less mct oil perhaps?), and is a tiny bit foamy/frothy. It’s fine. The quality is probably still good, but I’m probably not going to keep buying this one. Oh well.. guess I’ll go back to ordering the one I also like but is less money. Who knows, I may figure out how to just add a nice ‘nutty tasting’ mct powder/product on my own anyway. But I do think that companies should label new versions accordingly so we know when we are purchasing it that something significant has changed. Especially when these products are nonreturnable. Original review of the previous formula: I think this might be my favorite protein powder. It actually has a slightly nutty taste to it, but I can mix it with pretty much anything and it’s pretty much good in it. I have a secondary favorite that I like only slightly less in price that I am currently using because I’m in a bit of a pinch financially, and I go through this one too fast to buy it as often as I would like. I don’t think it’s that the price is too high really, although it’s always nice when it’s a bit lower.. I think it’s me and my finances right now. I will say, if I start to like the other nonflavored one I buy even just a little bit more, then I will probably stick with it because it IS considerably less expensive and the quality is just as good. I just personally really like the tiny bit of a nutty flavor. ;) .. which I’m guessing is due to the MCT.

This product is easy to blend with any food item that requires milk. This product only have a milk taste to it.

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.