Ronnie Coleman Signature Series Whey Isolate Protein Powder, Pre Workout Shake Mix for Lean Muscle Mass & Post Workout Recovery, For Women & Men, Iso-Tropic Max, German Chocolate Cake Flavor, 5 lbs

Worst taste like medicine and bitterness

Worst taste too bitterness

The powder tastes great in both water and milk - to me it's closer to malted milk than German chocolate cake. It's a smidge sweeter than I'd like but not bad > sucralose It mixes quicker in water than cold milk which I ended up using a frother > One of the best tasting protean drinks I've had. Of course water is thinner / milk is much like a shake. Doesn't settle to bottom of glass.. The 70 CC size scoop is quite a bit of powder in 4-6 oz of liquid but doesn't thicken if it sits a few minutes. Contains 25 grams protein in each serving - low on carbohydrates = 2 grams. This a a large container = nearly 12" tall - 8" dia -- nearly 5" lid. Filled up to 4" from bottom of screw threads. > Actually tastes GOOD - 75 servings seems a decent value at current $73.00 > Certified - cGMP - NSF. Made in U.S. A. with worldwide ingredients.

This tub definitely is not the same quality as the last order that I had of this product. The color is off and it does not mix as well at all. With this batch I get a lot of clumps and the taste is off. Not sure What happened but I'm unsure if I will purchase again

I was excited to try this Ronnie Coleman Signature Series Whey Isolate Protein Powder. With 25g of protein per scoop, it's great. The flavor is very tasty as well. Mixing it up, I found it blends pretty smoothly, whether it's with water or blended. It's pretty sweet, but I liked it. The cost is expensive, but you're getting 75 servings of high-quality whey isolate that's low in carbs and only 110 calories per serving. The only real downside? It's sweetened with sucralose, which might not be everyone's cup of tea, especially if you're trying to steer clear of artificial sweeteners. But if you can look past that, this protein powder is a tasty treat.

Remember "Yeah Buddy!"? Well, this protein powder lives up to the Coleman hype (at least when it comes to value). Here's the skinny: Pro: Massive Value: 75 servings for $73? That's ~$1 per scoop, packing 25g of protein. Hard to beat that these days, especially for isolate. Flavorful Feast: German Chocolate Cake might sound intimidating, but it's actually pretty darn good. Sweet, but not overly sugary, and mixes well without clumps. Mixability Master: Whether you use water or milk, it blends smoothly, leaving no chalky residue. Big win for convenience and texture. Cons: Taste Preference: While I enjoyed it, German Chocolate Cake is a specific flavor. Consider if it suits your taste buds before buying. Ingredients Transparency: Not the most detailed ingredient breakdown; if specific sources or additives matter to you, research further. Brand Trust: Not as established as some major protein brands. Consider online reviews and research the company's reputation if that's important. Overall: Ronnie Coleman's Iso-Tropic Max packs a protein punch at a wallet-friendly price, with surprisingly good taste and mixability. While the flavor might not be for everyone and the brand isn't the most established, it's a serious contender for budget-conscious protein hunters who prioritize value and taste.

This whey protein is a great buy. It tastes very good and it’s easy to digest. I prefer mixing it with almond milk and it mixes very well with almond milk or water. Just a few shakes in a shaker cup and the protein powered is perfectly mixed. It doesn’t clump up like other proteins after a few shakes in a shaker cup. It also doesn’t foam excessively as I’ve experienced with other proteins. A small amount of foam is normal but I don’t enjoy powders that foam excessively. At only 110 calories and 25 g of protein with no amino spiking, this gives you a solid punch of whey isolate protein!