Designs for Health PurePaleo Collagen Protein Powder - 26g HydroBEEF Bone Broth Protein Supplement with Collagen Peptides + BCAAs - Unflavored, Non-GMO, Dairy-Free + Gluten-Free (30 Servings / 810g)

High protein, single ingredient. It does have a slight smell/taste, but id easily hidden in a smoothie.

This is the only protein powder I can tolerate. I have a very sensitive stomach and with IBS symptoms. I cannot tolerate dairy, so whey is out of the questions, and pea protein gives me horrible stomach pain. I’m so thankful I can have Designs for Health protein powder, or I’d not be achieving my recommended protein intake. The chocolate blended with frozen cherries is the best, and the unflavoured blended with frozen mangos is also delicious.

Smells bad when you open the jar. But is totally flavourless in food and drink.

Let me get the one downside out of the way first: this stuff is sticky. Really sticky. If you spill it while it's mixed, you're in for a cleanup project. The wet powder clings to surfaces, and the mixed consistency is somewhat slimy due to the collagen content. That's just the nature of bone broth protein. Keep a towel nearby and don't mix it over your keyboard. Now the good stuff. 26g of protein per serving from grass-fed Swedish cows. Dairy-free, paleo-friendly, no GMOs. This is a legitimate alternative for anyone who can't do whey or wants the added benefits of collagen peptides for joints, skin, and gut health. The unflavored version actually is unflavored. It blends into smoothies, coffee, or savory dishes without adding unwanted sweetness or artificial taste. I've mixed it into soups and sauces without anyone noticing. Designs for Health is a practitioner-grade brand, which means the sourcing and testing standards are higher than typical retail supplements. You pay more, but you know what you're getting. If you can tolerate the texture quirks, this is one of the best beef protein isolates on the market. Just don't make it over the carpet.

Great protein powder if you are sensitive to dairy like I am. The flavor of the unflavored variety is not great as others have mentioned and you will need to use a blender. I also tried the vanilla but it was too sweet and I prefer to use my own flavors and sweetener anyway. I use a nutribullet to blend this with other ingredients mostly for tube feedings but I also make smoothies to drink with berries, coconut milk, and a some Stevia. It will make a very thick shake if you don’t use enough liquid but the right combination of ingredients and liquid will make a drinkable smoothie.