CNP Professional High Protein Dessert Mix, 25g of Dual Release Protein with Micellar Casein, 350g and 10 Servings, 4 Great Flavours (Vanilla)

A nice change to protein shakes. This has a thicker consistency, mixes really well with a few shakes and thickens up really quickly.It is very sweet so is nice with some fruit to just cut through that a bit.Good protein content. I'd like to try other flavours in the range too.

I actually add this to my morning protein shake to give it a nice flavour and texture, would highly recommend!

I don’t usually bother to review but I felt I had to. I bought this as an alternative to the chilled ones I buy from Aldi. Whisking was definitely the right call and it does have a lovely thick consistency especially when left in the fridge a little while but oh my goodness, it is so overpoweringly sweet! Maybe it’s that I don’t have any sugar in my diet but there is so much artificial sweetener that it left me wanting to lick a lemon afterwards! Because of the price I’ll continue on with it but will have to find a way to cut through the sweetness.

I am trying to look after myself and a key component is a reduced calorie intake and a much higher protein intake. This ticks both of those boxes with aplomb and is some variety to meat and eggs.In terms of the packaging it's resealable and it comes with the scoop inside. Instructions are 2 scoops with 150ml water in a shaker and shake and then decant. Well it is super bloody fast acting! It's no exaggeration to say it was 2 shakes and it was done. I shook more but no movement.I decanted it which wasn't easy and alongside cleaning my shaker it was the only real negative.I put it in a bowl and tried it (see pic). The taste was pleasant enough (if not a little grainy) but the consistency was slightly gelatinous. It was entirely edible and I ate the full lot to get my protein kick but it was a bit of a chore to the end.But the good news is, I am not put off and will definitely eat more tomorrow.

I'm not a fan of chugging protein powder, I often find that even with the best shaking I can offer, it still comes out with lumps and texturally not great. However, this has a nice moussey texture and a pretty nice taste! I'm sure it might get sickly if I switched to this all the things, but It makes a nice change and offers a great alternative for when I really can't stand another shake. I also find it is less effort to prepare. Overall I'm pleased with it and would consider trying it again

I usually purchase ready made protein pots from supermarkets, and have tried lots of different types and flavours. This is okay, but not the best.The instructions state to mix 150ml with two scoops in a shaker. I did this and I was impressed at how quickly this was ready, it only took 2-3 shakes. It is a thick, yet slightly liquid mixture when done.However, the problem is that whilst you can pour it out into a container, you are left with half of the product stuck on the inside of the shaker. You could get a spatula and get it out, but I added more water and drank it. I would probably recommend you make more than one serving at a time and save it for later.The taste is okay, but I'm not a massive fan. It tastes biscuity, but too artificial and sickly tasting.At £20 for 10 servings, it is quite pricey. And because of the effort and the taste, I'm not sure I'd bother buying it again.

This powder is very much like a supermarket-own-brand copy of Angel Delight, but in a much larger packet and with added protein. But flavour-wise and texture-wise, you don’t really notice that it’s a protein-high version, which is a plus point.When the instructions said to use water rather than milk I was a bit worried, as I generally find powders that are meant to turn into something creamy are better if they need milk, and a watery hot chocolate never tastes as good as a milky one. But I was pleasantly surprised at how this dessert thickens up if you whisk it enough, and after substantial whisking, it does end up seeming milky- and a decent imitation of a milky Angel Delight.I got the biscuit spread flavour, which is of course an attempt to imitate Lotus Biscoff which is a very popular flavour at the moment- both generally, and with me in particular, I’m a big fan of Biscoff. The flavour works quite well, and while I could tell the difference in a blind test between this and the famous brand, it’s certainly close enough- somewhere between real Biscoff and a more generic butterscotch flavour. It has the added bonus that if any of the powder doesn’t get thoroughly whisked enough and remains as slightly crunchy powder in the finished dessert, you can convince your mouth that it’s a bit of crumbled biscuit…The instructions on the back of the pack are completely wrong and don’t work- it’s not a protein shake. It needs preparing in exactly the same way you’d prepare an Angel Delight, using a jug or bowl and a whisk, and quite a lot of whisking. That means it’s completely impractical for on-the-go sports use, and I’ll only ever use it at home and prep it in my own kitchen. The photo of somebody drinking it from a sports bottle is quite misleading- you’ll be better off with a spoon.At twenty quid for ten servings (and not especially generous servings at that), and with 24 grams of protein per serving which is fine rather than great for a protein-specific product, it does seem a bit overpriced. Between that and the misleading instructions, that’s why I’m not giving this five stars. But for flavour, this is one of the nicest protein-heavy products I’ve tried.

I found this to be absolutely disgusting. It makes a thick gloopy horrible textured mousse that is almost impossible to eat as it is so unpleasant. It doesn't taste like biscoff either, instead its more like just a standard salted caramel flavour. Its really easy to make but you will wish you hadn't had bothered when you actually taste it. There is obviously some benefit to it for your health regime but i really didn't enjoy it and i also think it is really overpriced for what you actually get in a bag.