NAKED Goat Chocolate Protein Powder - Pasture Fed Goat Whey Protein Powder from Small-Herd Dairies - Only 3 Ingredients - GMO Free, Soy Free - All Natural - 23 Grams of Protein - 25 Servings

I am very impressed with this protein powder and the brand. I purchased the non flavored and I love that is it only 1 ingredient! It is nearly impossible to find a single ingredient pp that also taste amazing. I mixed mine with water in a shaker bottle and I was surprised with how smooth and clean tasting it was. I will purchase again . Also impressed with the brand’s heavy metal testing. 10/10!

If you've found your way to this page, I'll go ahead and assume you know what whey protein is, and why it's a good post-workout protein to put in your body. You also probably have some idea of why goat milk is generally better for you than cow milk, although I don't really know if it matters after it's been processed to extract the whey from it to make a product like this. There probably is some difference, perhaps a meaningful benefit; you may want to do your own research on that. I'm not a biochemist but I do raise dairy goats, so I am biased towards goat milk and I like to support my fellow dairy goat farmers.What I will tell you is that this product is a great goat whey powder. It has excellent product labeling, which makes me trust the company more than other brands I've looked at. I like to know what I put in my body and I prefer to buy from companies that really go out of their way to be as transparent as possible. i was already using their creatine product before I started using their protein powders, and I'm happy to be a loyal customer of their other product lines.This stuff mixes quite easily. I don't bother with a blender or fancy shaker bottle. Honestly none of that is really needed if you don't mind a few small lumps. I don't add anything to it, except water, and I mix it with a fork, which serves as a pretty good whisk in a pinch. Generally I'll put two scoops in an already-wet glass, add water about halfway full, whisk it with the fork, add a bit more water, whisk it some more, and then fill the rest of the glass and whisk it one last time. Doing that, I rarely have any of the protein powder sticking to the glass, and it is mostly liquefied with just a few of those lumps floating on top, which don't bother me at all while I gulp it down.The taste of the unflavored version that I use is mild but pleasant, and I always look forward to drinking it. It has become a rather enjoyable part of my post-workout routine: a little treat as my reward for hard work in the home gym. Sometimes I'll have two servings, even though I'm pretty sure I'm getting all the benefit I need from one serving. It's just because I like it. If there is any additional benefit, it's likely small, but everybody needs to get a certain amount of calories and protein every day anyway, any excess that doesn't help with muscle protein synthesis will just get used by the body in other ways. And the extra hydration can't hurt either.I'm running low on my current jar, so I picked up another jar of this. I figured I'd leave a review while I'm here since obviously I liked it enough to buy it again. Until or unless I find something better, this will be my go-to whey powder. It's a bulk product so each jar lasts a while.Good luck with your fitness goals!

If you don't like goat cheese, you probably won't like this, it's VERY goaty (not a real word!), but I do. It's very creamy and blends well in smoothies, and has a decent protein content. As for a review that was negative because they tried to put it in coffee, this is not a creamer to mix into your coffee! Caffeine can interfere with protein synthesis so you don't want to have protein and caffeine together, anyway, even if you do like the goatiness of it. I'm sure this would also mix well into any savory foods that are good with goat cheese, like a pasta sauce or some kind of baked goods if you're into baking.

I buy this protein all the time. IMO Its awsome if you have the money to spend and can't tolerate cowie products.Couple downsides are slight clumping. You can smooth it out nicely with a blender.It's got the goaty taste that it kind of sour. Picture goat cheese taste lol. It Doesn't really taste good by itself, go figure because it has no additives. I blend this up with some fruit or honey sometimes oats and it tastes fine. If your not mixing it with stuff, probably gonna take some getting use to. Or if your using a blender bottle, probably gonna clump up.Overall, it's got basic ingredients, it's expensive but what most important to me it digests very nicely and is non dairy.Honestly If you are broke no allergies to cow whey or aren't going to use some sort of a blender to mix it either alone or with other stuff then I would get something else.Also special notice Attention:on the label it says 3 scoops is one serving..... well its not. I weighed it out and it more like two scoops (30g) is one serving. So if you put 3 scoops of the stuff in your shake your gonna blow through it faster than Tony Montana in Scarface..So........2 scoops is 1 serving.