Muscle Milk Pro Series Protein Powder Supplement, Intense Vanilla, 5 Pound, 28 Servings, 50g Protein, 3g Sugar, 20 Vitamins & Minerals, NSF Certified for Sport, Workout Recovery, Packaging May Vary

This is so tasty and a great way to help hit daily protein goals. Not sure what the negative reviews are about-my shaker bottle mixed this right up and the shake consistency and smooth texture is standard for a protein shake. Highly recommend.

Great taste! Great quality! Great value! Great quick breakfast if in a hurry. I have also used it as dinner with some peanut butter crackers! You can put it in your cakes, muffins, etc.

I've comparison shopped dozens of protein powder and for the amount of servings and the amount of protein, this is by far the best value! It tastes VERY vanilla-y so keep that in mind (it might overwhelm other flavors if you mix it with other things). It blends just fine, hasn't clumped too much so far, and is great quality with a huge amount of protein. I'd definitely recommend it if you don't plan on mixing it with any other flavors :) (and if you do, I'd recommend getting a different, less intense flavor)

It’s a great product but I just didn’t like how I had to stick half my arm into the container and find the scooper that was ALL the way at the bottom. I actually was a little upset not just because I had to search for the scooper but because a lot of powder came out on the counter and the floor and made a mess. That was powder that I could’ve consumed but it was an instant loss. They need to try putting the scooper last rather than first. Other than that I enjoy the taste and it mixes well.

Ok, let me say I'm using this as sustenance not to build, in a weight cutting endeavor. That having been said, I have the pro and the regular version of muscle milk vanilla sitting on the counter next to each other. The Pro? There's no comparison. The flavor, the way you feel, the way it mixes, the texture: all superior to the traditional powder. Hands down. Add 2 scoops, 4oz ice, a spoonful of peanut butter, 4oz of low fat milk to a blender: this is a dessert not a protein shake. I feel full and energized and not my Legendarily hangry self. Pro tip: everyone complaining about putting in their entire hand to find the scoop? Use a dang butter knife to locate and bring it to the top. Use your noggin, beefcakes.

Muscle Milk Pro series is 50 grams of full-on protein in every serving, plus essential vitamins and calcium. I have it every morning as breakfast. Only 330 calories. Tastes great in vanilla.

I've been buying protein shakes for years, and I've learned a couple things: -First, check your serving size! Upon buying any new protein powder, weigh out your scoops. Different brands are better or worse about providing a scoop that is the right size for measuring roughly the correct serving size recommended per the label. As you can see from my photo, each of the two scoops needs to be massive in order to get the 82g serving recommended by the label. It does not mention that scoops need to be heaping anywhere on the label. Second, 82 grams is a huge amount of powder. As you can see, it takes up half of my 16 oz shaker. Third, there are subtle changes to this label versus other MM products so that you focus on what they want you to focus on and don't notice what they don't want you to. The size of the font for calories for this product is much smaller than other products, and I think it's so you're less likely to noticed that it's several hundred calories. My thoughts? There's no reason the scoop shouldn't be the right size so that level scoops provided a weight close what is required per the label. Personally, I think this is because a full serving is a LOT of powder, and that the shake texture suffers when using the full amount. I usually use level scoops which is about 2/3 of a full serving; I don't get the full 50 g protein but it's much more drinkable and I'll get a few more servings out of it. Speaking of texture, I would highly recommend not mixing it with the recommended 10 to 16 oz of water and instead mixing with 18 oz, 20 oz, or more. I mix with 18 oz of water because that plus the powder fills my entire 24 oz shaker bottle, and the texture is chalky and there's always a 2-inch layer of froth to have to suck down at the end. I think they recommend 10 to 16 oz because anything more than that is a lot of volume of liquid to drink. I bought this as a treat for myself for my birthday because I usually get cheap unflavored pea protein and wanted something that tasted good with a few benefits of high protein and extra nutrients. Overall, I won't say I'm not satisfied, but I was disappointed by this product. The weird marketing of this product to make it seem better than it is left me with a bad taste in my mouth, and while the drink does not taste bad the texture is not great.

This is a really good protein shake I love the taste of that