This has been my go-to protein of choice I discovered by accident once in a Target (along with the Multi-Collagen protein). I mix the collagen and the egg protein together and I usually get the chocolate dutch flavor. I also have some other dark chocolate flavored MCT and Ketone powders I'll mix it with before hitting the gym. Whey protein was too much on my stomach and honestly made me puke or have severe stomach upsets upon drinking one. Since this is egg protein and egg product my body can handle this much easier as I am sensitive to certain foods. A game changer for me and my fitness journey and definitely worth the price you pay for it.<br /><br />Pros:<br />+ Easy on the stomach if your body digest eggs well.<br />+ Good flavor! Mix it with almond/cashew milk for a real chocolate milky taste.<br />+ Reasonable price compared to high-end Whey proteins or other protein alternatives.<br />+ Ingredients are simple, easy to read and you don't need to google 1 million things to understand what this protein does for you.<br /><br />Cons:<br />- Clumps in hot water if you plan to make a "Hot cocoa" or hot drink out of it and pretty much legit looks like a cooked egg in a cup.<br />- Clumps in general cold water on top of the cup. You can fix this con however with a milk frother or a shaker cup. I use a milk frother and it comes out smooth afterward with little to no clumps!<br />- Hard to find in some local stores (at least for me). But that's ok because Amazon has it!<br />- Can taste kind of bland-ish in water only if you don't have any creamer, milk or other additives to it. But tastes good enough to still drink in water; just less flavorful.<br /><br />Forever a staple in my diet this stuff will be. I'd recommend this to anyone who doesn't have a dairy and egg sensitivity since it is so easy on the gut. I love it!

Ordered this after reading about it in a specialty food newsletter and thought I would give it a try as I love my eggs in the morning but don't always have the time and prefer egg protein to whey or others. Bought the vanilla and have repurchased since. Took to actually weighing the portions on a small food scale since the portion cup may use more than suggested serving size. Figured this out when I went through the first bag in fewer portions than what the bag says. When it is weighed, it is spot on.<br /><br />I mix this with water, a few ice cubes, half a frozen banana and about a tablespoon of powdered peanut butter, or sometimes skip the peanut butter and add some frozen strawberries. Tastes great and the consistency is smooth, not chalky. Plus, I feel full for at least three hours as I use this as a meal replacement and only sometimes for additional protein supplementation. While I prefer to cook and eat, this is a great quick on the go substitution.

After I realized I needed to go off dairy entirely on my road to optimal health and wellness, I tried a lot of different protein powders when I quit buying whey products. As someone who eats clean, mostly plant based keto, I like the low carb content and that it uses stevia. I thought the flavor and the thickness were really good, though the price seemed a bit high to me for how much you get. I also tried bone broth protein powder which tasted good and had a better ingredient profile in general but it made me super gassy and had lower amounts of protein per serving. While egg would be my choice if I could find an egg protein powder that was made with cage free organic eggs, then I would be all in, but unfortuantely neither this powder, nor ANY OTHER egg protein powder on the market that I could find uses organic cage free eggs. I just don't want to consume anything containing "regular" eggs anymore, so I gave it up in favor of a high quality organic pea protein powder from the company NorCal. The other thing I didn't love about this powder specifically is that it contains soy which is another common allergen that I try to avoid. Just some things worth being aware of before you spend the money on this protein powder. I thought the taste and texture were both pretty good, so if you don't mind paying a pretty penny, plus the inclusion of soy and the fact that it is made from conventionally raised chicken eggs, then this might be worth trying for you. I think it's a little less expensive than the Jay Robb brand which was probably my favorite in terms of taste, but also had more carbs and still was made from conventionally raised eggs. Anyway, take that for what it's worth. I hope this review has been helpful to someone else! And yes, I paid full price for it. Feel free to ask any questions!

Product is one of the best proteins i have taken and we are taking about someone who has been taking protein shakes for over 25 yrs.

After having gastric bypass surgery 18 years ago, I was told I had to drink 100 g of protein everyday. However, after 21 corrective surgeries, countless attempts at finding whey protein, whey protein isolates, or any other easily attainable source of protein, I gave up. It was not easy for me to digest, in fact they all made me sick. I thought it was due to all my surgeries. That was until I had found optimum nutrition egg protein. I loved that brand, but they no longer produce the egg protein, and it was incredibly expensive.<br /><br />Now, at age 38, I have just had food allergy testing done by a physician who is also an allergist. It turns out that I have actually been sensitive or allergic to whey all this time. With that plus other allergies in mind, I went back on a hunt for egg protein. Most are absolutely terrible! They either do not blend well, have a terrible aftertaste, or are outrageously expensive.<br /><br />Finally, I came across this brand. I started with the vanilla, because you can always add spinach or other things to it if it is halfway palatable. I was beyond surprised at how good it tasted, how well it dissolved in just water with a shaker bottle, what a value it was, and how well my stomach tolerated it. I started a subscription to the vanilla immediately. A few months later, I actually looked to see if there were other flavors, not because I was sick of vanilla but because I wanted to supplement for lunches as well.<br />Thank the Lord, my egg protein comes in chocolate flavor! Boy, I was nervous waiting for it. I thought it would be too good to be true that chocolate would be as good as vanilla, but it really happened!<br />So, I now have auto delivery on chocolate and vanilla egg protein. I actually can add a scoop of collagen to either of them and they still blend well with just water, or I use a Nutra Bullet to add some fruits and veggies when meal replacing.<br />Buy it. Buy more than you think you will use, because your children will like it, your husband will like it, your co-workers will think it is a great substitute for coffee creamer, or you will find ways to bake with it. I'm telling you there's no better option on the market for people with food sensitivities. I am not able to eat chicken, but egg does not register on my sensitive or allergen list. Sometimes if real egg is in a meal, I can have a flare. However, that never happens with this protein. Honestly, I am down almost 40 lb and I really don't know how I could get my protein in without it.<br />Before finding this, I was malnourished. I had to have iron infusions, my hair was falling out, my nails were weak and brittle, I had very little energy, and food was a source of stress and anxiety for me. Now, not only do I have new hair coming in, new eyebrow hair coming in, stronger and longer nails, more energy, but I also am losing weight because my body is no longer in starvation mode. Buy it. Trust me. If you don't like it, message me and I will give you my address to ship it to.<br />Designer Protein, thank you for giving my health and life back. If you need a spokesperson, I'm your girl.

I saw this brand recommended on a forum somewhere, and I've been so impressed with it. First of all, it doesn't upset my stomach; I've had bad luck with other protein powders in the past, and this one surprised me with how normal I felt after ingesting it, with no bloating or gas or pain. (Could just be me, of course - we're all unique.) Secondly, it tastes great, with a true vanilla flavor that's clean and no bitter aftertaste that you sometimes get with stevia sweetened products. And lastly, it mixed really well, even in cold water.<br /><br />Here's a quick shake idea that I've been using lately. Add the following to a 28 ounce Blender bottle:<br />--2 scoops of this egg protein<br />-- 1 stick (0.21 ounces / 6 grams) LMNT Recharges electrolytes, chocolate salt flavor<br />--"Milk" of your choice (I like 1/2 cup heavy cream + water to fill the bottle, but you do your favorite or whatever works for your macros)<br /><br />(For more chocolate-y goodness, also try...)<br />-- Optional: 10 drops of Sweet Drops liquid stevia, chocolate flavor<br />-- Optional: Additional pure cocoa powder, to taste<br /><br />Shake it up. Get full. Be happy.