Grass Fed Beef Protein Powder - Lactose Free Great Tasting Beef Protein Isolate. Complete Animal Based Non Dairy Paleo Carnivore Supplement for Prime Muscle Building. No Whey. Chocolate Flavor

I was desperate for a dairy free protein replacement and I finally found it! I am so happy! My gut is on with this shake too which is great since I can't handle pea protein or soy protein. I've made my shakes two ways:1) Ad a protein shake, mixed manually by shaking with 8 oz cold water and several ice cubes in a container. It was hard to get it to mix completely this way (a few little tiny balls left) and the taste was rough. However, in a small blender, it mixed perfectly with water and ice to a nice consistency. It tasted a bit better, but this is what you should expect from a health shake that doesn't have a bunch of junk ingredients and sweeteners.2. The second way I mix this was as a protein meal replacement shake, so I added 8 oz of water, 6 ice cubes and 2 TBSP of peanut butter to a small blender. I blended this into a creamy chocolate peanut butter shake and it has been my go-to meal replacement every single day since I started! It is sooooo good! My favorite thing in the world is peanut butter cups and now I don't need to eat them because this satisfies that craving. Because of the peanut butter, it is able to keep me full for 3 hours. And you can change the consistency by how much water you use! You can make it like chocolate PB milk or the thickness of a shake.I highly recommend this product and it'll be something that I keep in my kitchen from now on.

I’m thoroughly impressed with its quality and performance. Here’s my breakdown and why I love it.Firstly, I like the taste! The vanilla flavor is subtle and not overly sweet, which is perfect for those who prefer a more natural taste. It also blends well in shakes (which is how I’ve used it) with no clumping experienced.Second thing I look for is nutritional value! With high protein content derived from grass-fed beef, this product is a clean and healthy option. It’s rich in collagen, which supports skin, hair, nails, and joint health. The fact that it’s grass-fed adds an extra layer of confidence in the product’s purity and ethical sourcing.Unlike some whey-based powders, this protein isolate is incredibly easy on the stomach. It’s an excellent option for anyone with dairy sensitivities like myself!Overall:This is a fantastic addition to any diet, especially for those prioritizing clean, high-quality protein sources. It’s versatile, easy to digest, and provides the added benefits of collagen. Highly recommend!

I really love this protein mix. As a dirty carnivore I've been drinking my morning whey protein shake for about a year now. I've noticed that I've started to become more bloated and gassy in the past few months which carnivore all but eliminated. I've always suspected that the dairy based protein mixes might be the culprit of the digestive issues although more mild than they used to be, still very unpleasant as I was in a lot of pain most day prior to carnivore. I am somewhat lactose intolerant (can still eat cheese and sour cream in small amounts without issue). As soon as I took my first drink I could tell immediately making the switch from whey to beef was the right move. I'm only a few days in and the gas and stomach irritation is all but gone again and I haven't changed anything in my diet except the protein mix. The taste is actually quite good surprisingly. I was afraid it would have a strong beef after taste but it doesn't. Before you make up your mind do a side by side taste test with what you currently drink. I think you'll be surprised. It just tastes clean. I don't know how else to describe it. I make mine hot as I like to have a warm beverage in the morning but don't drink coffee. It mixes well with some butter, cacao butter chips, and a little sea salt. I use a frother to mix it and it blends without clumps. I don't know how it mixes in a shaker bottle or with other cold liquids. However, mixing whey with hot water will cause curding if the water is too hot. So far this mix has no problem since it isn't dairy based. My wife likes to put the protein mix in her cute little container and it fits perfectly. Give it a shot. I'm pretty sure you'll love it. I do.

It’s not the greatest taste if it’s plain in a shake. Taste better in a fruit smoothy of some sort. I can’t drink whey protein cuz it hurts my stomach. This protein does not hurt my stomach at all.

I have been searching for a clean, effective protein supplement, and this Grass Fed Beef Protein Powder checks all the boxes. Being lactose intolerant, I appreciate that it’s completely dairy-free, yet still provides a complete amino acid profile from a high-quality, animal-based source.The chocolate flavor is surprisingly rich and smooth without being overly sweet. It blends easily in water or almond milk, and I’ve even tried it in smoothies—it works perfectly every time.What sets this apart is how great it feels on digestion—no bloating, no heaviness, just clean energy and muscle recovery. Plus, knowing it’s made from grass-fed beef gives me confidence in its quality and nutritional benefits.If you’re following a paleo or carnivore diet, or just want an alternative to whey, I highly recommend giving this a try. This is now a staple in my routine!

I think it digests well. It has not caused any stomach issues but I usually don’t have those with protein powders. I really wanted to like it since I want more control over my macros. Having a beef based low carb, low fat , low calorie protein source was a great selling point. The taste is terrible. I’ve tried making it sweet or savory (protein chips) and neither helps. I’ve added whey to cut the taste to make it more palatable but that defeats its selling point of more digestible than whey. I won’t buy it again unless the manufacturer or someone has a good recipe to cover the overpowering unpleasant flavor.

Straight up very gross tasting, the chocolate does not mask the taste of beef. I missed the return window and no one in my household will be eating this. I am making it into a paste to feed to my chickens, it’s that bad.