Grass Fed Whey Protein Powder - Variety Pack - 25g Protein & 10g Collagen - 5 Single Serve Packets - Made with Organic Reishi & Cordyceps - Gluten Free & No Added Sugars

Greatvway to try multiple flavors without committing to a whole bag. Protein powders are hit or miss with me. This way, if I didn't like one or any flavors, I didn't feel like I've wasted anything. I can give away unopened packs. So far, I've tried 2 flavors. I really liked the brownie one (tastes similar to a Wendy's frosty). The peanut butter chocolate wasn't terrible but I won't be getting a full size. The consistency is what you would expect. It mixes well, no clumbs or grainy sludge at the bottom. I did use a little hand mixer instead of the shaking method.

I was honestly shocked by how good these tasted. Protein powders can be very hit-or-miss, especially with flavor and texture, but this variety pack exceeded my expectations. I tested each flavor using either almond milk or a vanilla protein shake as the base. Surprisingly, the almond milk mixed much better with the powder. When I used the vanilla protein shake, it didn’t fully blend and left the drink a bit clumpy. With almond milk, though, the consistency was smooth and enjoyable. Flavor-wise, here’s my personal ranking: 1. Chocolate Brownie Batter – hands down the best of the five 2. Butter Coffee – rich and surprisingly good 3. Chocolate Peanut Butter – solid and well-balanced 4. Vanilla – decent, but nothing standout 5. Strawberry – unfortunately very artificial-tasting, which was disappointing Overall, if you’re looking for a protein powder that actually tastes good and offers variety, this pack is a great option. Just a heads-up: almond milk works better than pre-made protein shakes for mixing. I’d definitely repurchase—especially for the brownie batter flavor alone.

I've been trying different protein powders and love that they had this variety pack so I didn't have to commit to $50 for a whole bag. I will say, the full size bags are a bit pricey so I was weary to order it at all. But compared to what I was spending on coffee shop breakfast, it's pretty cheap LOL. Overall, the powder blends really well into milk. No graininess or chalky mouthfeel. I like that they used a blended sweetener to smooth out the punch of sweetness you typically get from one by itself. Monkfruit was a great choice for this! As for flavors, my favorite is the butter coffee. I added a touch of extra coffee with my Nescafé Gold powder. My second favorite is brownie batter. It's a touch too sweet for me, but I added some extra milk and it was fine. Chocolate, peanut butter, and vanilla cream were good, too. They're just not my go-to choices for flavors. I did give the berry packet to my brother because I'm not a fan of that flavor in a protein shake. All in all, I wish the price were $10 cheaper. Then I would buy more than one bag at a time. But the butter coffee was good enough that I did order a full bag.

Absolutely great flavors. Vanilla creme wasn't great to me. The chocolate was amazing and reminded me of drinking chocolate milk. The coffee butter one is a favorite for me as well. All the flavors I've tried are great besides the vanilla creme. Mixes really well and no clumps. I use fairlife milk to mix with

It’s okay taste wise the vanilla and brownie batter and Strewberry. I don’t think I would buy them for on the go, because they are super clumpy in a shaker bottle. But for home uses with a blender not bad. The chocolate peanut butter taste like mushroom coffee in my opinion not my favorite.

First time trying this. Not only does it have 25 grams of protein it has 10grams of collagen. And it taste amazing! Check it out! The ingredients are the best i have ever found. No junkyard fillers and crap we dont need! Im hooked and im passing on the good news!

I'm a fan of the FlavCity Whey Powder packets. I first found them at Target for individual purchase, so I tried the full variety pack to see how they tasted. I did try the powders *as is* and mixed with oat milk. They were fine - a little plain, but the flavor was there enough. I have started doctoring them up a bit more, such as banana, Greek yogurt, strawberries (depending on the flavor). They mix well, don't leave a residue in my mouth as I've had with some protein powders, and overall, I enjoy the flavors. I don't know how often I'll buy these just because of the price and the number of add-ins I'm including anyway, but it was a fun experiment and one I may do every so often to mix up my protein drink schedule.

I originally saw this on a facebook post at 3am and it was added to my amazon order 20 minutes later. I saw a lot of comments about the flavor being solid. While I was hopeful, I also knew that 3am facebook buys often lead to disappointment and high credit card bills.... The first one out of the gate I tried was Brownie Batter. It did not do well with my shaker cup as far as dissolving and thus required a more personal touch with a whisk. I did add a little bit of sugar free caramel syrup for that extra finish and it did not disappoint. The flavor was solid. The calorie count however is pretty high for a protein drink that is not inclusive of milk type of product. This came in around 220 calories before adding any liquid to it. I did half milk, half almond. It was still delicious but worth it? Not sure. The chocolate peanut butter was next. It was around the same calorie count and because I was trying to save on calories, I used almond milk. It did lack the smoothness factor for me from the peanut butter that maybe that was due to me being extremely milk stingy. In the end, it wasnt bad over all but would not have choosen to do it again. This is why 4 out of 5. Is it one of the best testing protein powders out there? I'd say so. But if you are in a watching your calories close enough that it looks like date line special, it may be worth considering something else.