Art of Sport30g Protein Powder, Vanilla, Protein for Athletes, Dairy & Gluten Free, 0g Sugar, 5g BCAA, 3.5g MCT, 1.18lb tub

Delicious! You would never know this is a protein shake, it tastes just like a rich thick shake you'd get an ice cream shop! I don't love the it contains 5 grams of saturated fat per serving however in sure that helps the Delicious taste. And if you're active enough, you're burning that off. The protein content is very high and drinking this after a workout gives me energy back right away and helps me feel better for my workout the next day. Price is definitely comparable to buying similar mixes on the local stores.

Everything I’ve bought from art of sport works great. This protein is one of the best I’ve ever had

This protein powder is really good. It tastes great and mixed well. The included scoop is very big so you need a wide mouth bottle to pour it into. Overall, I really like it.

I really need more protein in my diet. I keep trying these powders in the hope one will work for me. Nothing wrong with the powder, just I have trouble swallowing certain textures and my stomach gets upset easily. It seems like a great powder if you don't have a problem with powders. And? It might work better if I weren't lactose intolerant and could drink milkshakes.

This is incredible tasting protein powder, the chocolate flavor comes through nicely without an overly artificial aftertaste. I find with its strong flavor it does pair better with fruit based shakes than ones with green leafy vegetables. I am finding it works particularly well with ones heavy in berries. 30 grams of protein per serving is fantastic and 5g more than what I am normally used to. The protein powder mixes up very nicely in almond milk and after a good shake in a protein cup shaker stays suspended in the milk for a very long time.

Most of my smoothies have cocoa powder in them, so I do not taste this protein powder at all. That’s a good thing. I have also not had any side effects from using this powder. Another good thing. But at the same time, I can’t say that I am seeing any benefits.

If you're a fan of rich and creamy chocolate, this protein powder is definitely for you! It has the texture and taste of the richest chocolate milkshake ever, which is fantastic. I usually shy away from chocolate flavored powder because it often comes out chalky, but this AOS brand is exceptional. The powder mixes well and offers 30 grams of protein per serving. Highly recommend.

I want to begin this review by giving some quick background on context on my diet, exercise, and experience with protein powder. I lift weights (hard) six days a week and have a head-turning natural physique at 39 years old. I get as much nutrition and macros from whole food as I can, but I'm also a dad and have a real job, so I rely heavily on protein powder to help get my protein intake where I want it. On an average day, I consume 100 grams of protein from powder, in addition to a slightly higher amount from whole food. This usually means two scoops in the morning for breakfast, and two scoops before bed.Now on to this Art of Sport protein. I usually do a half-and-half mix between whey protein isolate and pea protein -- whey isolate because it's high quality, and pea protein because it's cheap and easy on the digestive system. Pretty much all protein powders have some downside. Whey can cause digestive problems for some people. Pea protein tastes like cardboard and has a terrible texture. This Art of Sport protein seems to solve some of these problems. This tub seemed to be easy on my digestive system, so no problems there. THE TASTE IS FANTASTIC FOR A PLANT PROTEIN! Equal if not better than a lot of the high-end whey proteins I've tried. And the quality of this particular blend seems to be high, though that kind of thing is obviously hard to tell without digging deep into some of the science, which usually means waiting for a more scientific reviewer to get their hands on it.However, I'd like to address one thing about the main ingredients, soy protein isolate. There is a longstanding myth, apparently false, that soy protein increases estrogen and reduces testosterone in men. The myth seems to have come from the fact that soy contains a high concentration of isoflavones, a plant estrogen similar to human estrogen but with weaker effects. Despite these myths, numerous studies have shown that diets containing soy have no effect on testosterone or estrogen levels in men.The reason for me deducting one star from an otherwise 5-star review of this protein is the price. At $3 per serving, it is simply much more expensive than most other proteins on the market. It's not hard to find very good whey isolates for $1.50 per serving. Look hard enough, and you can find deals around $1.00 per serving. Three times the price is a little steep for a new brand that wants to enter a very crowded market, even if it is Kobe Bryant's former company (yep, for real: look that one up!).Other than the price, this is a very worthy protein option. Hope this review helps.