Muscle Feast Micellar Casein Protein | All Natural, Pasture Raised, Hormone Free, Soy Free Slow Absorbing Pure European Micellar Casein | 19g Protein, 88 Calories | Vanilla 2lb | 37 Servings

I’ve been using this product for years now everyday. The taste texture and consistency is great. And I’ll even share my recipe to all of you. So I’m all about eating healthy and taking in a good amount of protein every day. So every morning I take 3 bags of the brown sugar flavored cream of wheat, a scoop of the protein power and cut up a banana then add water to consistency desired, Microwave it for 2 minutes 45 seconds mix it and eat. For me the taste is incredible. I’ve been exercising and eating healthy for a lot of years and this protein powder is one of the best I’ve had.

Muscle Feast Chocolate Micellar Casein Protein powder is my favorite micellar casein powder, and it's also my favorite protein powder for mixing in to make stuff like pudding. It's sweetened with stevia, a natural sweetener rather than an artificial sweetener, and the chocolate covers up the stevia taste.The milk for this powder is from grass-fed cows, which is better for the cows and better for the users of this powder, as well.I found whey protein isolate didn't work well when it came to making protein pudding and protein bars, but it turns out that with a little experimenting, this stuff is great for making those and also high protein treats like protein brownies and protein cookies, which didn't turn out well using whey protein isolate powder. I also find that this protein powder is much easier to mix into liquids than their chocolate whey protein isolate.Overall I'm super happy with this product in every way.

I've been really pleased with this product, as well as others in the Muscle Feast line. You can't beat the price, especially when looking for supplements without fillers or artificial sweeteners, like Sucralose, which has harmful effects over time. It mixes great in water, and I really like the vanilla flavored one - haven't had chocolate. Depending on what I used to mix it with, it would sometimes have a slight grittiness (normally if I only stirred it), but pretty much unnoticeable. I'm much more pleased with it in comparison to other previous brands, like ON. I think the taste is just as good, if not better. And I've noticed some good lean gains while using. I recommend definitely trying their products out.

Personally I'm suspicious of protein products with the giant fonts, bright flashy packaging and bold claims. I just want a pure product made as naturally and clean as possible. I'm mean, I'm eating quite a bit of this stuff so I really don't want artificial sweeteners or additives that make it easier to mix or taste better. Just give it to me in raw form and I'll add my own stuff. That's what you get with Muscle Feast Casein. It really is just pure Casein. If you are serious, then just stick with the best product you can find and stop looking at easy-mixing tastes like a shake products.As you know, this is an unflavored product. Shake up one scoop and plain water and you will find that it is somewhat grainy and, frankly, doesn't taste that great. It's a very 'neutral' flavor, something like cardboard. In my opinion, you will need a shaker. Without additives, it doesn't dissolve easily with just a spoon. I usually shake it with a pure, no BS powdered peanut butter like  NAKED PB - 100% Premium Powdered Peanut Butter - 2lb Bulk , a 1/4 tsp salt and tsp sugar. I do also like to whisk it into scrambled eggs also. It makes them really bulky and kind of fluffy. NAKED PB - 100% Premium Powdered Peanut Butter - 2lb Bulk

I have quite a few reviews on here for different health supplements and you will find one very common thing between the reviews. I detest artificial sweeteners. I've went into long running discussions in the forum section here and will give a very brief explanation. I was a very healthy, young (20s), college football player in top condition. Then one day, I got out of bed and fell. My body felt like something had taken it over. My mom, who I lived with at the time, rushed me to the hospital. After a couple dozen tests with no results showing what had caused my body to all but shutdown, I received the diagnosis of, "You have a phenomenon". Yep, a phenomenon, despite my sick state, I still had my sense of humor and said, "So I should expect an alien to crawl out of my belly?" After much more testing, I finally, in a roundabout way, had a doctor tell me, "I'm not saying it's the artificial sugar you're eating, but how about you stop eating it and see if it helps you?" And sure enough, I started feeling my feet and lower legs again and was fine.Jump to these days, that was almost 20 years ago. I have refused to use any supplement with artificial sweeteners. People will debate the scientific theory of the problem I had, but I don't care about theories, I know what I went through and it was worse than the 12 broken bones I endured while playing football. I had been very loyal to Optimum Nutrition. I still think their Oats and Whey protein was made for me. I love oatmeal and it's naturally sweetened. My wife uses their Any Whey, which is also naturally sweetened. I had been using their Casein. Only one flavor of their Casein was naturally flavored, but now it seems they've put Stevia in it. I've discussed this in other reviews. I know what every report of Stevia says, but I refuse to use it. Let that at least show how much pain I went through with my "phenomenon" ordeal.Somehow, I stumbled across this Muscle Feast Casein. I wasn't turned off by the price at all. I'm willing to pay more for quality supplements, and keep in mind, the 4 lb tub has 82 servings. I've been using Casein for over 15 years as a nighttime protein shake before bed. I'll get the bad news out of the way. It doesn't really have any taste. I've had this same experience with Any Whey, I think if anything, it has the slightest, most subtle vanilla taste. I like it. I especially like it with a banana thrown in and blended. It's very good. I will admit, I have always liked the taste of Casein protein better than Whey. I think it's because I use both with water.The amino acid profile on this protein is very good. Good enough that I don't need to add anything to it. I usually am adding a teaspoon of this, teaspoon of that, especially Glutamine, this has nearly 4 grams per serving. My wife mixed this with some cocoa powder and said it was really good. I don't want to get that spoiled. It's easily mixed as well. Most Casein protein requires me to use a small blender, but I prefer my Blender Bottles and it works just fine in it. I really can't see how anyone would say this tastes bad. It really is close to flavorless. I love the fact that it's low-calorie too. We're getting into the best of both worlds. Low calorie, but not because it has fake sugar, instead, because it's not sweetened or flavored. I appreciate it Muscle Feast. I'm going to try their Whey too, it will have a hard time replacing my Oats and Whey, but who knows, if it's as good as this Casein, it just might become my new Whey.