Muscle Feast Grass-Fed Whey Protein Isolate Powder, Chocolate (2lb)

One of the cleanest protein out there. We have been using it for the last 5+ years and love it. No bloating or any other issues. Uses all natural hormone free and no additives. Tastes really good with milk. Easily dissolves in warm or cold milk/water. And has no texture after mixing, very smooth.

EDITED!!! This product has changed since I have been using it. Taste has gone downhill, 25g protein per 30g serving, meaning 83% is protein and 17% filler/other. Price has gotten out of control and has doubled since I started buying it. I have since switched to Nutricost whey protein isolate which is 35% cheaper on a per gram basis. The flavor of Nutricost is “whey” better. However, it does come in at 75% protein, 25% filler/other (30g protein to 40 g service). 8% more filler doesn’t concern me since I save 35% based off of protein content alone and like I said the taste is better and it doesn’t cause any digestion issues. MuscleFeast needs to do better! MUSCLE FEAST is a great product and I highly recommend this product to anyone looking to supplement a clean protein source. Whey protein isolate one of the best absorbing proteins on the market and this one comes from a grass fed source. Two key things I like about this particular product is that: 1. It only contains 5 ingredients. By having only 5 ingredients, you know that you aren’t getting any unnecessary fillers or ingredients that are going to give you a stomach ache like other more well known brands. 2. There is 20.5 grams of protein per serving of 24 grams. What does this mean? This means 85.5% of what you pay for is going to be whey protein isolate (less fillers). This product also has an added bonus of 4.6 grams of BCAA’s. When searching for a protein powder, you should be concerned with 3 things that muscle feast definitely takes into consideration. What are the ingredients (only 5), how much protein am I getting per serving (85.5% - 20.5/24gr), and how much does it cost per gram of protein (3.7¢ or 3.1¢/gram if you subscribe and save)...if I was in sales, I would stand behind this product 100%. Companies like this don’t spend tons of money on advertising, so they rely on customer reviews and that’s why I feel they deserve 10-15 minutes of my time to write it. Other companies (you know the ones) spend millions on advertising and cut cost on the product they deliver by adding cheap fillers and charging the same price! You actually end up spending more money per gram of protein because of all the fillers. I don’t know about you, but I want to know exactly what’s going into my body when I consume a product. So, if you are looking for a great product, then look no further because you have found it! Save yourself the time and headache of researching 50 different protein powders like I did and get this one. Better yet, compare the 3 things I mentioned above to take into consideration to a few other brands out there and I promise you will not find a better product than Muscle Feast. Get those gains! Disclaimer: I am in no way affiliated with or have any special interest in this company. This is just an honest review from an honest customer.

[UPDATE - Effectiveness] I have been looking for a high quality protein without any fillers (sucralose, aspartame, "natural and artificial flavors" that companies won't reveal what they are made of, etc.). There are very few if any (other than muscle feast) that are so clean and don't have all these fillers just to improve the consistency and taste. Muscle feast has clean and transparent ingredients which was the most important for me. It was also crucial for me that the whey comes from grass fed free range cows, because the dairy industry is just horrible right now, and I cannot trust the quality of a product which does not explicitly say "hormone free" and "grass fed". The package arrived in good condition, has a tamper proof seal. It mixes really well and easily in water and tastes great. Effectiveness - I've been having this product for a week now, and I find that it absorbs very well. I do not have any bloating or digestive issues which was often the case with the Gold Standard products, as well as a few others. This brand seems to care about each aspect of the production, so I don't suspect those will be issues that interfere with the absorption of this protein supplement. Why fillers are important for me - There are studies that companies will cite about how sucralose/aspartame/etc. are safe for consumption in small amounts, and how clinical studies have shown that even higher doses have not done anything. However, the effect of these artificial chemicals builds up over a long period. Official safe limits for sucralose are 400mg per day, and the top selling products use 250 to 350mg of sucralose in just a pre or a post workout. Someone needs to get these supplements tested since the manufacturers won't disclose the amount of sucralose they put in their product. And finally, why put artificial substances in your product anyway, when good taste/quality can be achieved without them. It just shows that where the priorities of a company are - putting out the best possible product versus ensuring better taste/consistency so that more people will buy based on instinct as opposed to education.

Tastes well, blends well & light on stomach. No issues that I experienced with other brands. No heavy metals as per CoA.

I absolutely love this product. I purchased this and a flavorless, grass fed whey (from another company) at the same time. I'd gone through a small bag of flavorless, grass fed whey isolate product and enjoyed the fact that I wasn't getting any extra fillers with that particular product. I'd been using it in my coffee in the mornings. Despite the love affair with flavorless (which has continued with Realist Lifestyle's Ghost Isolate), I wanted a little more flexibility and was missing the flavor that I was used to from the more "ingrediented" powders. But I still wanted to stay true to my quest for minimal filler, minimal sugar/artificial flavoring and so on. I read several third party testing reviews for Muscle Feast's chocolate and decided to try it. Was not at all disappointed. The flavor is very subtle, not sickeningly chocolate. It is just enough to let me go beyond my usual cup of coffee. I haven't experienced any bloat or gassiness, but I normally don't with isolates. This mixes superbly in hot liquid. No clumping or gelling. As in my previous review of my first "clean" grass fed, I'm really hoping that the cost per serving will come in line with other less desirable powders. I'm assuming that the more of us that choose grass-fed, minimal products the more likely the price is to go down. Regardless, I am happy to dish out that little additional $ for my 1 to 1 1/2 servings per day. If I were consuming more, I might be inclined to go to something cheaper. This suits my needs for now.

I really liked this protein and have been a repeat buyer for a whole but I’ve run into a few issues of recent. First, the price jumps constantly. It used to be closer to $80 (less than a year ago) with subscribe and save and now it’s $130 and they claim it’s $169 full price?!?!? Additionally, the bag is super difficult to close and my most recent one has been popping open after sealing. I noticed this when I’d go to grab some in the morning for the last couple weeks. I started having weird stomach cramps and other digestive issues (not willing to go into that here) a few days ago and decided to stop using this protein and the unsettling issues went away. I was concerned there was something seriously wrong with me. I wondered if maybe it was just the small amount of lactose starting to get to me but upon further inspection the protein smells off. I will not be purchasing again.

I've been using this brand for a couple years now and it's been pretty good. Tastes great when blended with milk. So far, I like the recent changes made to this product. The switch from black to white packaging with bigger font size makes it easier to read. By the way, is it still kosher despite having the label removed? Aside from packaging, the amount of protein per serving increased from 20g to 25g (good for protein synthesis). Also, there is a little bit more sodium, calcium, and potassium. The chocolate version only has 3 ingredients so this is a clean supplement. While it looks expensive, I think the price is acceptable for the quality. Price increased from $110 back in 2023 to $135 in 2026, which is about a 22% increase over the last couple of years. Pretty reasonable; especially during a shortage of whey protein ingredients (at the time of this review). Overall, it fits my needs. I like this product. Optional Suggestion: With other brands, I've noticed some consumers think about heavy metals. Adding more test results from third party labs could help ease their curiosity. Thank you for making good quality supplement. - Eric

I used to give this product 5 stars due to its purity, price, flavor, and sourcing. However, it has doubled in price in only 1.5 years years, and the percentage of protein per serving has decreased, which means more fillers. I’m switching to Nutricost Whey Isolate, which is another quality product. You need to do better Muscle Feast, as greed will cost you customers.