The description says 32 grams of protein, which leads you to believe it is 64 with two scoops. False, it is 30 grams of protein as shown in the picture (60 grams).<br />This matters because there is a $18 Six StarElite Series Muscletech from Walmart that is 64 grams of protein, 2lb strawberry.<br />The one sold on Amazon is not the same as described, is higher priced, and less quality.<br />Sorry, won't buy this product from Amazon again.

I've been on SS protein for a few years now, strictly Isolate during the day and the regular whey at night before bed. I have absolutely zero complaints about SS protein, this newer flavor just widens the ability to change things up for me. It mixes fine whether manual in a shaker or even my weaker Farberware Blender. It's a great base to additives such as peanut powder, various milks and milk substitutes, even snack bars (try half of a Nutri-Grain or even the softer Nature Valley Granola bars in the blender with it). It has everything I've needed, presently need and will continue to need. I was regularly getting deferred back in mid-2014 for low protein counts whenever I hit my local plasma donation center. It was about a month after I started taking SS that I was hitting my numbers easily. This could be a meal replacement, I'd go 10oz+ and go a full 2 scoops if you're going that route.<br /><br />Early April 2017 Update: This continues to be my pre-bed protein, 2 nights every week I cut it with an 8 hour sustained release protein since I donate plasma the next morning.<br /><br />Late April 2017 Update: I have absolutely nothing but immensely positive things to say about this. It's not a rant or rave, it's a protein that just plain works for me. I have zero issues and still....zero complaints.<br /><br />Mid-November 2017 Update: This has been a staple in my cabinet and 4 year running diet (more maintenance at this point). I have absolutely nothing but positive things to say about it. I admit to using it as meal replacement frequently, but with my schedule and strictly zero-fast-food policy this is exactly what my body needs. 3/4 flavors are a 10 with me, chocolate is a few ticks lower, not the fault of Six Star more personal preference, but the few times I've had it the results were 1:1 on par with the other 3 flavors.

Ordered 2 tubs of strawberry. Got 2 tubs of vanila. Containers were sealed

After years of drinking protein, I know that a whey protein is what it is. They get the job done for quick delivery of protein. All you can hope for is a pure product with as little offensiveness as possible. For me, what I really care about is the label. I like lots of protein with minimal carbs. This protein powder ticked all the right boxes and —combined with the price and drinkable taste—is a sure bet for anyone looking to flood in the protein after a hard session of lifting.

This review is for Triple Chocolate 1.82# version, with TJ Watt as brand ambassador.<br /><br />I have been using different versions of this protein for years, and cycle through some other brands as well when I can get a good deal or flush with cash.<br /><br />This is my offseason, but still training and doing types of cross fit and homemade crazy workouts on the soccer field nearby, Peloton, lifting, rowing, etc.<br /><br />I need the protein to keep up, but I don't need a 60 gram serving of protein smoothie at this time of the year. This protein mixes well for me (either on the run in a blender bottle or at home in a small individual blender) and doesn't clump on the sides or at the bottom. For me it also digests well and never gives me a headache (there is no aspartame in this version) or a stomach ache or any of the other unpleasant side effects from some workout bevs.<br /><br />The triple chocolate flave is, to me, delicious. I have it plain with almond or other plant milk, or even full milk for a treat, or throw in a banana or a half depending on size and some ice cubes if using the blender. Dessert for breakfast!<br /><br />One scoop = 30 grams of protein and for this size canister, there are 18 scoops. The front of the package shows "60 grams of protein" but you would have to double up to get that, and the protein alone would be 360 calories, for those keeping track.<br /><br />I also bought several other canisters of strawberry, vanilla, etc. because they were a super deal over Thxgiving, but they have not arrived yet, and will review those separately.<br /><br />Will be buying again.

Why so many fillers? I cant handle the ace-k or aceflame. I don't understand the need for maltodextrin and an artificial sweetener. Donst set well with my body, returned. I have found the best protein for me is one that uses sunflower lithicin instead of soy and sweetened by stevia.