Unflavoured protein powder can be anything but plain! With the opportunity to mix into your favourite foods or drinks that tantalise your tastebuds, you can get yourprotein in without even realising it.  

What is Unflavoured Protein Powder?

The notable difference between flavoured and unflavoured protein powder is as simple as the taste. However, numerous differences set them apart that one may not even realise. Typically derived fromwhey protein isolate, unflavoured protein powders contain minimal additives and artificial sweeteners, creating a pure and straightforward protein source. 

Unflavoured vs Flavoured Protein Powder

Using unflavoured protein powder allows you to achieve your protein intake goal differently every day. With numerous options and ingredients, you’ll never get bored! Shake up your unflavoured powder into a smoothie of your favourite fruits or fold it into a scrumptiousrecipe - the opportunities are endless with unflavoured protein powder. Forget about having to pair yourfood with the flavour of your protein powder; instead, allow an array of spices, herbs, and vegetables to shine through.

Our Variety Of Unflavoured Protein Powders

At Nutritrength, we offer an array of unique, unflavoured protein powders to cater to all tastes, nutritional plans, preferences, and allergies.

• Whey Protein Isolate: Our traditionalwhey protein isolate selection has fewer calories than traditional concentrated whey protein powders and provides 24g of protein per serving.

• Pea Protein: Our selection of unflavouredpea protein is suitable for vegan diets and offers up to 24g of protein per serving.

How To Use Unflavoured Protein Powder

The possibilities for using unflavoured protein powders are endless! Here are a few ideas:

• Smoothies: Add a scoop to your favourite smoothie for a protein boost without altering the flavour.

• Baking: Substitute some flour with unflavored protein powder in recipes like muffins, pancakes, and bread.

• Savoury Dishes: Mix it into soups, sauces, and dips for added protein.

• Porridge: Stir it into your morning oatmeal for a protein-packed breakfast.

Protein Powder Recipes

Some baked goods recipes use unflavoured whey protein powder as a flour substitute. This powder can be combined with almond flour, coconut flour, or oat flour because the protein helps add structure and improve the texture of baked goods. Try adding unflavoured protein powder to your baked goods recipes to maintain the flavours you like while still getting your protein boost.

Unflavoured protein also gives you the freedom to develop your recipes. Try adding it to:

• Guacamole

• Hummus

• Crackers

• Soups

• Salad dressing

• Savoury protein pancakes

• Chia seed pudding

• Oatmeal

• Protein cheese spread

• Vegetable stew

• Vegan sushi

• Vegan Pizza

So, you could just get one unflavoured protein and use it in multiple different recipes. Flavouring your protein powder is fun, too.

Which Will You Choose?

If you like to control your flavour choices, the unflavoured version will be more useful and versatile. Try it and let us know what you think! You can also share photos of your protein recipes with us onInstagram,Facebook, andX.