NAKED Shake - Chocolate Coconut Almond Protein Powder - Flavored Plant Based Protein from US & Canadian Farms with MCT Oil, Gluten-Free, Soy-Free, No GMOs or Artificial Sweeteners - 30 Servings

I really like this protein powder. My primary concern is the clean ingredients and amino acid profile but honestly the taste isn’t bad. I’ve had the chocolate, which is my favorite, I use the vanilla for my overnight oats, and the unflavored for smoothies. It’s pea protein, so it can be a bit gritty so I find using a ninja blender and some ice and water the best way to go with this. Post workout, I use two scoops of chocolate, 1/2 frozen banana, 2 TBS of PB powder, 1 TBS chia seeds, ice and water and it’s really good! I do find the vanilla flavor a little overpowering in general, so if you’re going to have vanilla, expect to taste only that even when mixed with other things like yogurt or berries in smoothies. If you are transitioning off of pre made shakes like “Atkins” or whatever, give yourself some time to adjust. These will be watery compared to those because you don’t have all the artificial junk making it “creamy” and it may not be as smooth textured as you’re used to but eventually you won’t even notice anymore.

Everyday my lunch is a protein shake. I have been utilizing naked nutrition protein for about 6 months. I find that it is a much cleaner form of protein, as opposed to whey or soy derivative products. Naked utilizes yellow peas as the source of protein. I personally enjoy the banana strawberry flavored protein powder from this company. As it is a vegan product, it is carefully manufactured, there are no artificial sweeteners or additives of any kind. The banana and strawberry flavor is derived from fruit without additional sweeteners added. Other than the yellow peas, coconut and the fruit juices, the only other ingredient is MCT oil. I like the fact that the pea protein is sourced in the United States and Canada. I feel that I'm getting a better quality product with an additional sense of confidence, (as opposed to products which come from Asia, which I am reluctant to consume). My personal recipe is 8 oz of fat free milk, two scoops of the protein powder, a small scoop of beet powder, a small scoop of blueberry powder, a tablespoon of powdered multivitamins, one large organic banana, and a half cup of fresh organic diced yellow peach. I blend this mixture for 10 seconds in my protein shake blender and voila, lunch is served. I personally find the flavor of the shake quite pleasing and enjoyable. There is no grit nor aftertaste from the protein powder as one would find with many competing products. There is also in my experience no constipation as a result of this protein powder. The product is low in sugar with only five grams per serving and a low 8 grams of carbohydrate as well. One more thing I would like to add, I have given my recipe for my daily lunch shake but this is one of the few protein powders on the market where one can honestly substitute water for milk and it is in fact still quite palatable. I prefer adding the fat free milk to my shake but it is not necessary in order to create a pleasant tasting high quality protein shake. Incidentally, I do not work with or for this company and I receive nothing for this positive review, I am simply a pleased consumer.

It was good. Obviously it’s not the same as having ice cream, but it isn’t the worst protein shake I’ve had. Not super chalky or thick. I mixed with oat milk and a lot of ice. It had more of a smoothie texture, not creamy. Nice and refreshing change to the regular protein shakes.

Love this protein powder! I’m allergic to artificial sweeteners and unfortunately most companies use them in their protein products so I was pretty happy to find something made with ingredients safe for my dietary restrictions. The flavor is delicious and reminds me of a peanut butter chocolate milkshake. It feels more like a treat for me than a protein product. I work a very busy job and often don’t have time to sit down for lunch, this is super convenient for me. I’ve only mixed the powder with water but I’m sure this product is more delicious creamy and potentially not as grainy with milk. I love that it’s only 150 calories and it satisfies my sweet cravings and helps fuel me during a busy day

Recently I started looking for a shake mix to use while traveling. To my delight Naked shake exists! I already loved their unflavored protein for daily smoothies, so it was the logical next step in our relationship. I read some reviews and it was obvious, get some.But shoot, what flavor? And there is no smaller sampler size? I don't know which one I want. $40 just to try one is a little steep. Happy to pay for samples I emailed them. Got the response: no samples for shake flavors. That's it. Nothing else. No, nice ot meet you thanks for asking. No, thats a good idea, I'll send you some. Or heres a link. Or coming soon. Nothing else, just no.So I read more reviews and picked a flavor that lots of folks seemed to like.The day came. My shake mix arrived at my door and I excited mixed up a scoop for a sample! Finally.UGH! Disgusting. I couldn't even finish one small shake. When it hit my taste buds I wanted to puke it up. It was nightmare inducing. I'm still recovering. It was one of those lifelong food events that you will never forget. Anytime I smell something like it now I have vivid memories and my stomach turns.So I guess now what? Can I just request a refund - nope. Can I get other samples - nope. Can I use this for something - nope, well maybe the container will make a good cat toy.I'm sad honestly. A little mad, but mostly sad. I want a Naked shake flavor. I want to progress our relationship, but I'm a little miffed now. Since I'm finishing my last 5lb of unflavored naked pea I'll look for some alternatives.I want to love it, but it doesn't love me back. Is this the end?

I mean, it’s protein powder and there’s no “hiding” that fact. If you like when you go to the beach and you get sand in your mouth, this is for you! It’s not TERRIBLE but compared to brands like Bum, it’s bottom tier.