NAKED Whey Chocolate Protein Powder - Only 3 Ingredients - Grass Fed Whey Protein Powder, Organic Chocolate and Organic Coconut Sugar, NSF Certified, No GMO, No Soy, and Gluten Free - 24 Servings

This is by far the best "clean" protein protein powder I have tried (I and did try them all, including the ridiculously expensive ones). It has three friggin ingredients and tastes fantastic! All the other "clean" ones just tasted like nasty chemical box leaving me to wonder how "clean" they truly are. This one tastes like a mild chocolate milk, even when mixed only with water. It has no "odor", only smells faintly of cocoa. It dissolves very nicely with just a few shakes. The protein content per serving is good in relation to calories. And, most importantly, it does not upset my stomach or rankles my insulin, even with the little added sugar it has. I will be sticking with this one.

I have been using protein powders regularly since college and daily for weight loss/ maintenance for 12 years. While price is definitely a purchase factor for me as a girl on a budget, I’m also becoming increasingly concerned about artificial sweeteners and unnecessary chemicals in products, and unnecessary ingredients in general. *** the pics attached you will see 1) the b&w label is NAKED and as you can see it is basically just protein 2) brown and red label is another top brand I do like but you can see all the extra *stuff* in there That’s just filler and fake chemicals sweeteners. So, when I switched to NAKED, it does lack the sweetness I’m used to . So for my personal taste, I add a dash of real sugar to it. But that is real, cane sugar- sugar. Also. I’ve added this powder to Greek Yogurt and that is yummy too. I’ve bough several canisters of this now and it’s my new preferred brand. Blends up ok in the shaker cup w blender ball. Definitely give it a try!!

I tried Naked Whey protein in the chocolate and strawberry flavors, and I’ve also used their peanut butter powder. Overall, I really appreciate the clean ingredient list and the fact that everything is pretty straightforward with no unnecessary additives. All three mix well in a shaker bottle, which I always care about, and I didn’t have issues with clumping, grit, or weird texture. There’s also no strong artificial aftertaste, which is something I’m usually sensitive to with protein powders. From a quality and digestibility standpoint, it definitely does what it says it will do. That said, the flavor is where this falls short for me. The chocolate, strawberry, and peanut butter powders are all very mild and honestly pretty bland. If you’re someone who likes subtle flavors or plans to mix protein into smoothies with a lot of other ingredients, this might be a good option. For me, I want a little more flavor without having to doctor it up every time, and this just didn’t deliver that. While I respect the brand’s commitment to clean ingredients and simplicity, the lack of flavor makes it unlikely that I’ll purchase it again. It’s a solid product, just not the right fit for my personal taste preferences.

Overall, this is a decent protein powder, but I wasn’t very impressed. The chocolate flavor is okay, although it’s a bit bland. My biggest issue was the mixing. I used a blender with water, almond milk, and regular milk, but each time I noticed a layer of sweetener settling at the bottom. After finishing my drink, there were leftover granules that tasted extremely sweet, making it seem like the sugar they use isn’t evenly mixed into the powder. On the positive side, digestion was excellent. I had no stomach issues, bloating, or discomfort. The protein content is exactly what I expected, and the calorie count fits well into my diet. The overall quality is good, but I think it could be better. Considering the price, only getting 12 servings doesn’t offer the best value compared to similar products. Because of the inconsistent mixing and average flavor, I wouldn’t personally buy it again or recommend it to others.

It's a light pleasant flavor, easy to digest; I add monkfruit liquid and half a banana but it tastes good without them. It's a very light powder, I almost thought it would be stir and blend; but it does require a blender (I don't have a shaker cup, that might work but in my experience a blender is needed.) Glad to have a protein without fillers, that doesn't have artificial sweeteners. Great product.

Ingredients are clean - probably the cleanest I've ever seen. I like it, but fair warning - no real taste. For someone like me who's only interested in the protein, that means nothing. So if you want it to be like Muscle Milk, get that. If you want clean protein, get this.

On paper, this product sounds like a minimalist fitness dream: grass-fed whey, organic chocolate, and organic coconut sugar. Just three pure ingredients, NSF certified, non-GMO, and free of everything from soy to gluten. But if you stop looking at the marketing and start crunching the macro-efficiency data, the math quickly falls apart. The Macro Breakdown: Efficiency Deficit When evaluating a protein supplement, the core metric is its protein efficiency relative to its caloric density. This is where this product severely under performs established industry benchmarks like Body Fortress.MetricAKED Chocolate WheyBody Fortress Super AdvancedProtein per Serving25g30gSugar Content5g3gCalories per Serving160 kcal180 kcalCaloric Cost per Gram of Protein6.4 kcal / g6.0 kcal / gWhile a casual glance at the label might make 160 calories look lower than Body Fortress's 180 calories, you are actually receiving less protein per serving (25g vs 30g). If you scale this product up to match a true 30-gram protein yield, you are forced to consume 192 calories. That is mathematically a much higher caloric investment for the exact same amount of muscle-building block.The Flavor ParadoxWhat makes this calculation truly offensive is the flavor profile. Typically, when a product spikes its carbohydrate profile with organic coconut sugar (yielding a high 5 grams of sugar per serving compared to Body Fortress's lean 3 grams), you expect a flavor payoff.Instead, it manages to taste significantly worse. Despite the extra sugar, the chocolate flavor is incredibly underwhelming, leaving a chalky, uninspired finish. It defies culinary logic to maximize the sugar footprint while simultaneously minimizing the actual palatability of the shake.Final VerdictIf you are strictly buying a clean label and are willing to pay a caloric premium for the word "organic," this might pass. However, if your goals involve optimizing your macronutrient ratios without punishing your taste buds, the math proves that a "clean" 3-ingredient list doesn't automatically equal a superior product. Stick to options that don't make you work harder in the gym just to burn off the sugar they forgot to make taste good.

*UPDATE: It has been a few weeks and I still haven’t receive and a response let alone any acknowledgment of the product label issue from Naked Nutrition. It is a bit of a letdown as I really enjoy the product and their customer service appears to be nonexistent. I’ll continue to use this product for now until I find something equivalent or better to replace it with. It doesn’t sit right with me that they have basically ignored my concerns. Before I address the serving size issue that I discovered in this product, I want to mention my thoughts on this great product. The Naked Whey Chocolate 1lb product is the best tasting whey protein (& ease to mix) product that I have tried so far. And believe me, I have tried many over the last 10 years or so. The Chocolate flavor of this product comes from the cacao powder and coconut sugar. It is a very light chocolatey taste that is not overpowering and provides just enough flavor to get the product down without leaving behind an undesirable aftertaste that sometimes comes with other products that use artificial ingredients/sucralose. Some people have said in reviews on here that its not flavorful enough - well lemme tell you - a protein shake isn't a dessert. It isn't meant to be a milkshake from In N Out. Its a nutritional product to help you reach your training goals. I'd also say that the flavor and mixing is greatly dependent on how much product you combine with what proportion of water. I combine 2 servings (76g of powder) with 15oz of water (or 38g of powder to 7-8oz of water). That has been the perfect ratio for me for chocolate. Try it and I think you'll be happy with it. But ultimately it does come down to personal preference. Mixing wise, I haven't experienced any lumps at all. The product (using my powder to water ratio) is super smooth after shaking it. My technique for shaking the bottle (and avoiding lumps) is to turn it upside down immediately after I add the water - slap the bottom of the bottle to allow the powder on the bottom to release into the water - and shake the bottle for a while upside down before finishing shaking right side up. I let the bottle sit for about 30-45 minutes at room temperature so that all of the frothy foam can settle down. Meanwhile I go about my workout during this time period, and afterwards I have liquid gold. The mistake that people make is that they shake the bottle right side up the entire time and the bottom of the bottle where the powder is gets stuck there. Also people try to drink the shake immediately with all of the frothy foam present which makes for an unpleasant experience. Honestly the directions on the product label should explain some of these best practices. But anywho, so to get to the serving size issue. I recently brought this to the attention of Naked Nutrition a few days ago and I am still awaiting a response. But I have noticed that in the Naked Whey 1lb (Chocolate) the serving size is way off when using 2 scoops with the included scooper. I love this product but in my experiment testing the accuracy of the nutrition's facts label serving size using the included scooper, I found that a true serving size (2 scoops) weighed 58g instead of 38g. I have included a photo showing this. I used two different scales zeroing out the weight with an empty container. I put one LEVELED OFF scoop into a container and it registered 29g. I added a 2nd LEVELED OFF scoop and the total weight was 58g. The nutrition label listed serving size for 2 scoops is 38g. That means that the true weight of a 2 scoop serving size is 20g higher than what your company has listed. The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) allows for nutrition facts on the label to be off the mark by no more than 20% of the listed value. However 58g represents a value that is 52.62% higher than the label listed serving size of 38g. Also if the true serving size (using their scooper) is this off, that also means that the servings per container is incorrect as well. Additionally, I LEVELED OFF each scoop whereas the directions on the product label advise to "Add two ROUNDED scoops of Naked Whey to 6-10 oz of water..." If I had followed the product directions and ROUNDED each scoop, the true serving size would have been higher than 58g. Therefore, the product directions also need some adjustment. I am not sure if the included scooper in this product is the culprit. Or whether the listed serving size is a miscalculation that the company has made failing to properly account for the density and volume of this product given the added coconut sugar and cacao powder within the protein powder. I have come across a number of reviews on Amazon and other sites that show customers complaining that they seemed to go through the product much faster than the number of servings listed on the label. In my opinion, this is clearly why. Those customers either did not have a food scale at home or even think that the serving size would be inaccurate. While this inaccuracy is annoying since you'd have to use a food scale to get very accurate serving sizing per shake, the product itself is rock solid.

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Review correction ! I initially hated this product because it takes a little bit more time to dissolve in water, as well as the fact that it has a much less intense taste than the competitive more processed versions of wheat protein so there are no sweeteners and so it tastes a little bit like drinking slightly bitter water. once you get used to the flavour though it’s really quite pleasant you can chug it very quickly because the taste is quite mild and if you’re able to get the water ratios right and make it dissolve by shaking for really a good 20 seconds in my honest opinion it is the nicest way product out there. I initially give this a one star because of how difficult it was getting used to it coming from more processed proteins.

Very happy with quality and taste but a bit difficult to shake as it “foams” - will buy again

Excellent product. Good taste, good texture, good quality. The fact that contains pure few ingredients makes it very attractive and healthy and all natural in comparison with others.

Good and no discomfort after drinking. I use a blender and it dissolves entirely and tastes fine. If you want to avoid the products filled with a lot of sweeteners and/or sugars this one is good. The people complaining about the taste are probably used to drinking the overly sweet powders filled with sugar or tons of fake sweeteners and the point of this product is to avoid those. The taste is good and if you put more than 3 seconds of effort in it fully dissolves.