Jarrow Formulas Whey Protein With 18 g of Protein, 3.8 g of BCAAs, and Glutamine, Dietary Supplement for Muscle Function and Recovery Support, 32 oz Unflavored Powder, Approximately 38 Day Supply

I recently purchased vanilla-flavored protein powder, and I was surprised by how much the taste changed depending on the packaging. My first purchase was from iHerb, and it came in an new plastic container. It was smooth, delicious, and had a rich vanilla flavor.When I bought the same protein on Amazon it was in the old packaging, the taste was completely different! Unfortunately, I didn’t like the taste at all—it had a strange aftertaste and was nothing like what I expected. I honestly didn’t expect such a big difference.If you’ve had a bad experience with the old container, don’t give up on this protein just yet—try the new version, and you’ll be pleasantly surprised!

Tastes good. I either mix it with milk and use the frother or add it to the smoothie!

Perfect each time ordered.Does NOT SMELL parfumed.Typically priced better on amazon than in grocery store.Ordered many times.

For years I have been using the unflavored Jarrow Whey Protein, to which I give 5 stars. Suddenly, I can't find the unflavored version and I bought the vanilla flavor. I much prefer the unflavored whey protein. Please bring it back!

I've used this for years, after deciding there had to be something better than the artificially flavored protein powders found at the big box stores. Best tip -- don't add this to anything hot, or you'll get tiny, unpleasant, cheesy lumps.I love it in my morning coffee but blend it into an inch of coffee in my mug plus a splash of cold milk. A battery powered frother works fine for that, and yes it will make great froth!.Alternatively, I'll mix it up in a big batch using my NutraBullet (3 scoops in 16 oz milk gives me about 1 serving of protein per oz). Mixing it the night before helps it dissolve completely and also gives time for the foam to settle.My dad is recovering from a hospital stay and having trouble eating, so we're putting this into every glass of milk. He likes the milk even better with the added whey protein, says it's creamier and goes down more easily. I've added it to instant pudding and even to jello (blend with the cold water before adding it to the hot water plus jello powder), and it's all gone over well.I haven't tried baking with it yet, but Dad's nutritionist suggested putting it into anything from cookies to muffins. I think as long as I dissolve it into a liquid ingredient before mixing & baking, that should work fine.Needless to say, it's great in smoothies. A scoop of the powder, 6 oz yogurt, 1/4 to 1/2 cup frozen fruit, and a spash of milk... even if he doesn't finish it, Dad gets enough protein to have it count as a decent meal. My seldom-hungry daughter will have a smoothie when nothing else appeals, also.One final note -- I appreciate the single source protein, since I've been told to avoid soy (breast cancer survivor), so most protein bars are "out" for me.As other reviewers have said, I'd give this six stars if I could!

***Revision: Still happy with this product just added some experience items now that I've been using it a while.You probably looked at other powders nutritional content, sugar, carbs, etc. as I did. This has what I want an none of that stuff I don't. I have been mixing this powder with non fat milk and it tastes just fine to me. Kind of like a extremely lite malted or milkshake taste I'd venture.In early 2016, at age 54 and 5'8" I was at 216lbs and decided to improve my diet and exercise regime. I had been looking for ways to cut down on "bad" carbs and calories has been difficult for me. Anyhow, I start by pounding a fiber drink such as Metamucil/alternative (taste is ok but don't want it to gel) and then mix a Jarrow Whey drink for a relaxing "snack" drink. I haven't felt the need to mix any flavorings but may do so later for variety. This regimen seems to keep me satisfied for quite a while and also works great before a meal out so I'm not so motivated to order a side or clear my plate. Take home a doggy bag!***Great for a post workout. Protein is a must after my long runs or hikes. Helps with muscle growth, repair, and as an "older" individual, a reduction in natural muscle loss. Based on the studies that I've read, both exercise and sufficient protein intake are really important. A reduction in skeletal muscle lead to reduced metabolism and likely weight gain. I'm not bodybuilding but would like to retain musculature as I age to be fit and active. Quality over quantity perhaps but maybe both :-)I am getting more of this for sure. Oh yeah, I am not a doctor, nutritionist, bodybuilder, or even fully cognizant most of the time so regardless of my opinion...... do your homework and be healthy.