Sports Fuel Premium Whey Protein Powder 1kg & 5kg – Supports Lean Muscle Growth – Nutritional Supplement, 33 – 166 Servings| Fuel (Double Chocolate, 5kg)

I write this honest review to try and silence the wierd haters. Excellent value, budget packaging so the resealer strip needs a manual bag clip or 2 if you have one or just tip into airtight plastic container. Not found a scoop yet so don't know if there is one but everybody has a tablespoon right? FLAVOUR To be fair i don't like chocolate shakes but you know what...its not bad. Look its a high protein whey and soy supplement. It's not gonna taste like a delicious thick and creamy chocolate shake either home made or high street. But I give it 9 out of 10. Is it a bit powdery? Sure. But im telling you from experience there are so many worse out there. If you want shake shack flavour just try and blend it with a few bits and pieces. I added yoghurt, banana my nutrient seed mix and milk and it was pretty good. A.d remember I would never order a chocolate shake but it was the only flavour available so I took a gamble. The ingredients speak for themselves. Its a great whey and soy mix, high protein and don't be nervous at all about the flavour... Just give it a little help to thicken it up (bit of ice or freeze the banana). Update 29 Aug found the scoop in the powder buried deep lol

Some people are having problems because they’re not preparing it the way the product is intended. When making a shake: Fill your bottle just under half full with skimmed milk/water plus whole milk Add a scoop of the powder Put in some ice cubes Add your other ingredients - obviously none necessary but customising will make it taste better. I use smooth peanut butter. Shake vigorously If the mixture isn’t smooth yet, keep shaking. If it is, add more water/milk then give it a final brief shake This is how you avoid lumps and make the flavour great for you. Any bottle will do fine, but a proper shaker bottle is about £3 on here, and comes with a piece of metal which will help the shake to become smooth. The ice cubes also help in the regard. Adding some milk rather than just water helps the flavour, but high fat content milk won’t be able to absorb all of the powder. The first time I made this I tried just mixing in a glass with a spoon - it ended up exactly as some other reviewers have described it, lumpy and strange tasting. Shaking properly and adding some ingredients to your own taste makes this an incredibly cheap and tasty source of protein that I can’t recommend highly enough

Giving 4 stars because for the price - there is little else available with this nutrition scope - HOWEVER - this tastes very flour-y - as if you are drinking flour - even after mixing with milk. I see protein as a means to an end and as functional medicine rather than a flavour to savour - but even I found this a little hard to handle. It does the job though and is cheap - and like I say has a good nutrition profile - so 4 stars from me.

This is obviously a protein blend, which I prefer to straight whey these days. The level of protein per scoop is excellent. For those watching their cholesterol, the saturated fat is the lowest I've found. The chocolate tastes like uncooked cake mix, which may be due to the added cocoa, and personally I quite like it. I have not tried the other flavours yet. One scoop mixed well, although when adding 2 scoops I did not use enough water and it clumped to the side of the shaker. My fault. Compared to my previous go-to (whey only) brand, the price is superb: about one third. I also feel full after drinking this, which is again something that I prefer as it stops me snacking after training. Overall, I am happy with the product. If you are realistic about what you get for a tenner, you should be satisfied.

Even at £10 per kg, I can’t recommend this protein powder. The taste really isn’t pleasant—chalky and artificial, though I accept that may be subjective. I compared it with my favourites (Science in Sport Rego, PhD, and a cheaper OMNIA Pure Whey Protein Powder), and this one fell short. Despite the low price, the flavour made it hard to finish, and I ended up giving it away. Another drawback is that it’s a soy blend, like some PhD options, which I prefer to avoid. OMNIA, for example, is pure whey concentrate and worth paying a little more for in my opinion. If you’re only after a budget protein source and don’t mind the taste, it might suit you—but personally, I wouldn’t buy it again.

First thing - I bought this because it was ridiculously cheap, just over £9.50/kg. And also it has a good protein amount per 100g (80g). So that's the good things out of the way. The two worst aspects are the 'chalky' texture when it's in your mouth. I normally have protein powder via porridge or yogurt, and in both cases, this gives either thing the chalky texture I'm referring to. It's really not good! And secondly, this is meant to be 'Double Chocolate' in flavour - but it tastes absolutely nothing like chocolate whatsoever. I can't even describe what it tastes like really. However; I'm giving it 3/5 anyway just because of the initial things I mentioned. Although the texture and flavour are terrible, at the end of the day it is still giving you a high protein boost for a low cost. Having said that, I will probably have to think very, very hard before I consider buying this again in the future!

This is my favourite I used this a lot during my kcal deficit used to buy the 5kg one but back on it I buy loads of this. For me best powder around don’t like Stewart in any protein or banana but the rest are amazing. I’m used this to make protein bars with oats and it’s perfect for cutting

One of the worst tasting protein powders I have ever tried. Nothing chocolatey about it, apart from the colour. Good value protein and it does mix well but just can’t get past the bad taste.