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🍫 Muscle Feast European Micellar Casein Protein - All Natural, Pasture Raised, Hormone Free, Soy Free, Slow Absorbing - 19g Protein, 88 Calories - Chocolate 2lb, 37 Servings Review

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Description of 🍫 Muscle Feast European Micellar Casein Protein - All Natural, Pasture Raised, Hormone Free, Soy Free, Slow Absorbing - 19g Protein, 88 Calories - Chocolate 2lb, 37 Servings

PASTURE RAISED: Our cows are given continuous access to pasture during the growing season. GRASS-FED & HORMONE FREE: This product has been sourced from dairy cows that graze freely on grass and have not been given added hormones. NATURAL: Our micellar casein powders are are all natural and non GMO. We do not use any fillers or artificial ingredients. KOSHER CERTIFIED: This product has been tested and approved to be a kosher dairy product by the Orthodox Union (OU-D). LABELS MAY VARY: This product was recently certified by the American Vegetarian Association to be Vegetarian. We are updating our labels to reflect this information. You may receive a label without the badge; however, the ingredients have been approved by the American Vegetarian Association.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

LOVED CHOCOLATE! - Mixtures

I have tried Plain Casein and Chocolate Casein. chocolate in hand! I like to drink "chocolate milk" right before bed. The chocolate flavor mixes easily, I literally use a fork but regular casein doesn't work, I had to shake the cup for a long time to break it up and even then I still found some bits. Unflavored is pretty gross, but what else can you expect without the addition of flavor? I buy the chocolate version which I will order in the future. Also, I lift weights and this drink has…

Pros
  • Diet and Sports Nutrition
Cons
  • Long Delivery

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Quality product but not the tastiest or most mixable.

This is a really solid product, no BS adjuvants or "natural flavors" in it. As an emulsifier (so that the powder mixes) only casein, cocoa powder, sunflower lecithin and, for sweetness, stevia are used. I would say the taste is not the best and a bit grainy. I drink it at night after a workout and it's really great with milk, frozen banana and peanut butter to sweeten it and make it less grainy. I definitely want to use a blender with it, I don't think it will blend well without it.

Pros
  • Blends
Cons
  • Not sure

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Not all natural, alcoholic sugars are used in place of real sugar.

I read the reviews about the taste and liked the look so I gave it a try. They marketed it as a herbal and hormone-free health product, but then used artificial sweeteners like stevia with sugar alcohols instead of real natural sugar. The result is the awful taste of fake sugar alcohol along with the feel of the powder. The company recommends using milk as it doesn't taste good in water. If you're the kind of person who likes coffee and dinners with artificial sugars, you won't mind, but if you

Pros
  • Protein
Cons
  • Not sure