PhD Nutrition Diet Whey Lean Protein Powder | Belgian Chocolate Whey Protein Powder | 1kg Bag

How it mixes and how it tastes are generally my benchmark for a good protein shake and this wins on both counts. No lumps, good protein content too. Great value on this purchase.

Gorgeous flavour. Is much better using a nutribullet with ice, so much nicer and no chalkiness. Says on various sites can use milk, water or both so have tried each. I used Oaty milk which was nice but to be honest there’s not really any dif in flavour if u use water and u are cutting out calories that u don’t need.My one criticism is the packet says 31 servings but the advert says 40 which is naughty.

I’m a prime user, so I got this the next day. Slight issue with the delivery though being sent to the wrong address but when I finally got it I followed the instructions on the back and quickly whipped up my very first protein shake in my nutri bullet blenderI used 200ml water instead of 175ml, ONE scoop of powder but it tasted really warm so I added a handful of ice cubes and blended again. Perfect.As for flavour, let’s be honest, it doesn’t taste like a chocolate bar but it satisfies you if you have a strong sweet tooth like me and what with it being filling you wouldn’t want to eat anything else afterwards, which is great.The reason for me buying is because I’m always in a bit of a rush in the mornings and never get a chance to have a proper breakfast, only a few sips of coffee then it’s out the door straight to work. Seeing how quick it is to make this protein shake tonight and how filling it is, this is now my new breakfast!The only major con and big let down, hence why I had to go down a star is because of the packaging. It says on the front that the pack is “resealable” and to cut along the line, so I was expecting one of those grip seal bags, for me to open it and it’s velcro. Sorry, correction, chocolate powder covered velcro that won’t even seal shut. I had some pegs lying around so got 2 and sealed it myself by folding the top down. This shouldn’t have to be done though so I’m quite disappointed.Overall, the product is worth the money, your paying £17.99 (if you have prime as the delivery is free), for a big bag of protein powder, the taste is great, super filling, great as a meal replacement.

After trying numerous protein powders over the years, I keep coming back to PhD Nutrition's Diet Whey in Salted Caramel - and there's a good reason for that loyalty.The taste is genuinely exceptional. The salted caramel flavor is rich and indulgent without being overly sweet or artificial tasting. It's one of the few protein powders I actually look forward to drinking rather than just tolerating. Even mixed with just water, it tastes great, though it's absolutely delicious with milk.Mixability is another strong point. It blends smoothly without clumping, whether you're using a shaker bottle or blender. No gritty texture or stubborn lumps that refuse to dissolve - just a smooth, creamy consistency every time.Having experimented with many different brands and flavors, I can confidently say this stands out in a crowded market. The combination of great taste and easy mixing keeps bringing me back, even when I've tried to switch things up with other products.The only minor consideration is that it's positioned as a "diet" protein, so if you're specifically looking for a mass-gaining formula, you might want to check the macro profile against your goals.For anyone seeking a protein powder that doesn't compromise on taste while delivering quality nutrition, this salted caramel flavor is hard to beat. It's become my reliable staple for good reason.

I have tried many protein shakes over the years. None of them ever came close to the Myoplex range. Protein shake reviews rely on personal taste factors and one size does not fit all as they say.For years I have bought grass fed natural plain whey isolate powder which is healthier as - no fillers. Issue with that is its grainy texture. I have to use frozen berries or ice to thicken it and get rid of the grainy texture. This means I have to use a blender each time.I decided to try PHD diet whey, I dislike the fillers and fake sugars but I would use it occasionally when no blender available. Firstly this is the first protein powder to mix thick without blender. Best result is with a blender and some sugar free almond milk but ice water in a shaker produces a very nice drink indeed!The only negative I can think of is the slight artificial chocolate taste and it's rather sweet. This is easily fixed by mixing a scoop with a half serving of plain whey isolate powder.I like this shake, it's not perfect but much better if you want a thick filling shake. It mixes very well in porridge and chia pudding.