Transparent Labs Grass-Fed Whey Protein Isolate - Natural Flavor, Gluten Free Grassfed Whey Protein Powder w/ 28g of Protein per Serving & 9 Essential Amino Acids - 30 Servings, Strawberry Milkshake

Delicious and tasty. More awesome to blend with a banana. The texture is smooth not too thick even when added 3 scoops with 14oz of 2% milk. The size is great if you’re going to solo this. Price is fair (again if you were to solo this) the protein is good, may be a bit bitter but that’s how majority of supplements are. 👍🏽

I bought this to use as my daily whey protein for smoothies and post-workout, and I’ve been impressed with both the quality and how clean it is. I’m pretty picky about ingredients, and I love that this is grass-fed with no artificial sweeteners - it feels like a product I don’t have to second-guess. What I noticed right away: -Mixes really smoothly in a shaker bottle, no gritty texture -Light, not overly sweet flavor (which I prefer since I add fruit) -No bloating or stomach heaviness afterward, which I sometimes get with whey Taste + texture: I’ve used it with both water and almond milk. With water, it’s very clean and drinkable. With almond milk it feels creamier and more like a milkshake. I also blended it with banana + ice and it came out super smooth. Results & use case: I mainly take this after workouts or as a quick breakfast when I don’t have time to cook. It keeps me full for a few hours and gives me a solid protein bump without feeling heavy. What I’d change: The flavor is mild, which I like, but if you prefer sweeter shakes you may want to blend with fruit or add a drop of honey. A slightly larger container size option would also be nice. Who this is perfect for: Someone who wants a clean, grass-fed whey with simple ingredients, good digestion, and a neutral flavor that works well alone or in smoothies. Overall, a reliable everyday protein powder that feels clean, mixes easily, and doesn’t upset my stomach - will definitely repurchase.

I feel like this protein powder hits all the major points: clean ingredients, grass-fed, and tastes amazing. We use a frother to mix it into water or milk, and it has a lovely strawberry taste without a weird sweet aftertaste. We've even blended it with cream to make frozen protein creamsicles!

If you're going to try this, stick with Milk Chocolate. It's the only flavor they've actually nailed. Vanilla is decent, nothing special. Chocolate Peanut Butter is worse than Vanilla but still drinkable. Strawberry Milkshake is absolutely terrible and undrinkable. It doesn't taste like strawberry or milkshake; it tastes like chemical watermelon bubblegum. I couldn't finish it. Now here's my real issue: the labeling you get doesn't match the Amazon advertised images. On Amazon, their photos say Natural Strawberry Flavor. But when you get the actual tub, the ingredient label only says Natural Flavors. That might sound minor, but it's not. “Natural Flavors” is FDA code for a mystery mix of chemicals that companies don’t have to list individually as long as each one is under a certain limit. If you’re going to call yourself Transparent Labs, then be transparent. Show us what’s actually in there. Right now, your pictures promise clarity, but your packaging delivers the opposite. That said, this is still my favorite protein overall for texture and mixability. Just don't fool yourself into thinking these guys are as honest as their name implies. They're about as transparent as mud if they don't remove the "Natural Flavors" from their packaging ingredients. FYI: "Natural Flavors" can legally include things like: -Solvents (used to dissolve or preserve flavor compounds) -Emulsifiers (help blend oil and water based ingredients) -Stabilizers (extend shelf life or texture) -Synthetic processing aids (chemically modified but still labeled "natural") -Extracts or oils from undisclosed sources (including potential allergens) -Animal derived compounds (sometimes used in flavor bases) -Engineered or lab altered flavor chemicals (still "natural" by FDA standards if originally plant or animal based) So yes, the protein is solid. But the "Transparent" part? Not so much.

We have tried EVERY and I mean EVERY, protein brand. Some have high cholesterol and other hidden things. This is the most pure brand we can find and it tastes GREAT. Plus love that's made in the USA. No clumpiness and great value size. Works great with anything. I've mixed it with fruit, with veggies, it blends well and makes any variety I put together taste great. We bought the strawberry and vanilla. Def planning to rebuy as we're already getting low!

Strawberry milkshake flavor is terrible. bad aftertaste and aroma.communicated with maker. They replaced it with vanilla. Awesome and wonderful

Best tasting protein powder I’ve had. I use it in a shaker bottle and it mixes well in water (I can’t drink milk, so not sure if that changes the mixing). I like the clean ingredients in this product and will continue to use. Higher cost than most other powder, but for clean ingredients I guess it’s affordable. I use it to replace a meal, so $2 per day is pretty cheap for a meal.

I’ve tried a lot of protein powders, and Transparent Labs Grass-Fed Whey Protein stands out because the ingredients are clean and simple. Each scoop delivers about 28g of whey isolate with very low carbs and fat, making it easy to hit daily protein goals without extra junk. It also mixes extremely well. No clumps or gritty texture. It tastes great with water, milk, or blended into a smoothie, which isn’t always the case with cleaner protein powders. I also like the transparency: no artificial sweeteners, dyes, or fillers, and the whey comes from grass-fed cows. Cons: it’s more expensive than most whey proteins. Overall, if you want a clean, high-quality protein that mixes well and tastes great, this is one of the best options out there.