Purition - 100% Whey Protein Isolate, 93% Protein, Triple-Filtered, Unsweetened, Unflavoured, Soy Free, Low Fat, 23g Protein per Serving, 20 Servings - 500g

TL;DR: Protein Isolate > Protein Concentrate > Protein Blend. Want the best protein powder? Buy this. Taste is awesome, mixes well, super healthy. You might be curious, how does it taste? Well, I would describe it as a variation of milk powder. Purition Whey Protein Isolate with water taste like diluted water with a small splash of milk and some calcium. It's still decent but the real surprise was with milk. It taste like super fresh milkshake! I was blown how good it is and would love to drink multiple cups of this. How about mixing - it has no extra ingredients to help with mixing? Well, that's the catch. Those extra fillers don't melt well and this product has none of that. You can add one spoon to a cup, mix it for a minute and it's gone. Considering this is cold milk, it basically melts even easier than sugar but creates more bubbles by itself. My preferred way is still to use protein shaker just to get that milkshake texture. The only downside is price but keep in mind, this is 93% protein in 100g, meanwhile other, cheaper alternatives have only 70-80%. So Purition Whey Protein Isolate has 18-33% more protein per 100g than other products. It took me a long time to find the best protein powder but after several hours and multiple research videos looks like I finally found it. Thank you for an amazing product! P.S. I can't find the scoop in this bag, so unless it's hidden super deep, it has no scoop included. I will update it if I find it.

This is the best whey protein powder I have ever tried so far and I will be buying it again in future. It mixes easy and you can add almost any flavour to it. I add peanut butter, 1 half ripe banana, a pinch of cinnamon, full fat milk and ice-cubes. Most protein powders are too sweet for me. I don't get any bloating from this protein powder as I do with others protein powders.

The proposition here is very simple: 1. This is 93% protein, which is a higher concentration than the two major brands available in Britain. 2. It is unflavoured, which means it contains no sweeteners and you can put it in anything and make it taste any way you like. 3. It is the only brand of protein available in Britain I have found which does not contain any soy. 4. While the grass-fed origin of the milk is a fad, it's all-British milk. 5. It is substantially cheaper than the lower-quality protein available from the big, well-known fitness brands. Taken together these 5 points make this unquestionably the best protein on the British market at the moment. It's unfortunate that they don't sell it in larger quantities (which they do for their vegan proteins), but that's a minor inconvenience. At £25 it is still better value than the big 2.5kg bags/tubs the major brands offer.

Third brand of protein powder I tried, I gave up on the previous two as they had those terrible artificial flavors and artificial sweetness to them. This one, once mixed in milk barely has any taste, hence I've been adding it to my morning matcha latte or afternoon cacao cup and it's been a seamless addition. It's there but the presence is very faint, and there are barely any clumps provided you mix it well (I don't have a blender, you can add milk slowly while continuously mixing and get a homogeneous mix this way). 93% protein content per 100g is no joke either. Ticks all my boxes, although the price is on the higher end for a 700g bag and that should be acknowledged.

This is high quality whey protein isolate. Although not too happy about the sunflower lecithin as part of the powder. This does take some time to dissolve in water or milk. It does not cause bloating or gas.

Add a small handful of frozen blueberries, dollop of Greek yogurt, sea salt, add water, mixed in the blender! Came out tasting fab! Don’t think I will be buying anywhere else as hard to find a powder without yukky stevia in

Purition Whey Isolate is effective and gut-friendly as well, found it better compared to Bulk Pure Whey Isolate.

This is a bit expensive and while I found some aspects of this whey protein good there were other reasons I didn't like. I liked the fact you can mix it in your drink and it does not have a taste so you can add it to anything without tasting a funny taste as like this other one I'd bought. but when it comes to baking protein cookies it wasn't very good. Apparently different whey proteins can have different affects for what you want from it. and I am new to this whey protein so still learning whats what. and as I have been baking I found the pea protein a bit better in making cookies to look and have the texture of a cookie apart from the taste.