5.0 out of 5 stars The best protein on the market, in my opinion.

H. · January 18, 2016

Bottom line: I absolutely love this stuff and have referred at least 5 friends to starting using it too.I just looked back at my order history and I've ordered *TEN* 5lb bags of this dating back to Sep'14. I've been a gym rat for 6-7 years now and have tried many name brand proteins out there (Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard, BSN Syntha 6, Musclepharm Combat, Vega Protein, JYM Protein and ISOpure) - and I can't imagine I'll ever use anything besides ProMix 100% Grassfed Whey.I love this protein for the following reasons:* Two ingredients: Whey protein derived from cows that are *GRASS-FED*. This is extremely important as cows fed a grain diet are very unhealthy, often fed antibiotics, and their milk has been shown to be nutritionally deficient compared to their grass-fed counterparts. The other ingredient is GMO free sunflower lechitin (props for not using soy lechitin!)*No SWEETENERS!!! I'm a health nut but also a normal human being. I make exceptions in my diet where I feel it worth it, but given the amount of protein I consume (~50g/day of this stuff) - I want no unnecessary additives - particularly sugar/sweetener. This protein tastes great - clean, simple kinda like watery milk. You really don't need or want any sugar in your protein.* Great mixability/taste/texture. This powder is exactly what I'd intuitively expect a pure powder to be. It's not sticky, mixes REALLY easily in a blender bottle (without the little ball) or even spoon-stirred in a cup. I use this in my morning smoothies and just drink it straight for my second serving of protein post-workout*Incredible value: 91 servings of 20g (!!!!) of protein.I'm never one to leave reviews (and I'm realizing that I'm not very good at it.. but hey, practice makes perfect.Bravo, ProMix!

5.0 out of 5 stars Affordable, quality protein that I'm in love with, here's why...

J.F. · January 13, 2016

I've now purchased this protein powder twice and have no complaints! I researched a ton before purchasing the first time because I had new digestive issues I was dealing with and had to stop consuming Muscle Milk, which I now feel like was a total waste of money, but that happens when you have to make huge lifestyle changes. I learned that cane sugar and artificial sugars were causing me severe issues with my IBS and so needed to eliminate it from my daily diet. So that was the first thing I was looking for. There really are not a lot of options once you do this, but I didn't want to settle for just anything. So I made a list of what I was really looking for from my protein and ProMix was the only protein powder I could find that hit all the marks.I wanted a protein powder that:- provided at least 20g of complete protein, because I need a good protein boost after my workouts- was under 150 calories, preferable 100 or less- was hemp free because I'm allergic- was sweetener free, so I could sweeten it or not with what I choose- unflavored, so I could use it in anything I wanted and flavor it myself- affordable, this was so important, paying for $20+ a month on protein powder is just not within my budget- Preferred, but not required: responsibly sourced, and was honest about their sourcingI know not everyone is looking for this, but it is important to think about what you are looking for from your protein powder to make sure you get the right one for you! ProMix fulfilled my needs. I typically just mix it with my coconut water for my post-workout and it tastes so refreshing. On its own in water I would say it doesn't have much of a flavor, it like I'm just drinking a creamy water. Maybe its sort of tastes like plain non-dairy coffee creamer, but it doesn't impact the flavor of my smoothies, pancakes, muffins/breads, hot chocolate, oatmeal, homemade ice cream, etc. that I have put it in for a protein boost. If it does anything it makes beverages creamier and thicker. FYI, I have never used it alone in baked goods. I have always included oats, flour, pumpkin puree, etc. with it because I've found things without those lovely carbs to not be satiating. I'm not a low carb person because I run and lift, so I need the carbs. Hope this helps some of you, but you should really start off with asking yourself what you are looking for from your protein and do your research before you purchase anything.