Nutricost Grass-Fed Whey Protein Isolate Powder

First, I did my home work and found that Nutricost Grass-Fed Whey Protein Isolate is one of the best protein supplements on the market. Second, it is a very good value. Third, it is easy for us to use in our daily diet.
My wife and I are at the age where protein, or lack there of, can be a health issue. So, along with watching our diet we take extra protein. The majority of protein supplements on the market today come flavored, or sweet, or a milk shakes/smoothie concoction that we do not find appealing and my not be derived from protein isolate.
Nutricost Grass-Fed Whey Protein Isolate checks off all the boxes we require in a protein supplement.

It tastes great and it doesn’t have a lot of extra fluff added.

I've used many other protein powders and supplements through the years. This is by far the best I've used. It's part of my daily post workout routine and never leaves me feeling bloated, as other protein powders have in the past. I highly recommend this product for those looking for a high-quality supplement.

Nutricost is an amazing company that makes high-quality supplements for a good price. I am more than satisfied with the grass-fed whey isolate. It’s great when mixed into protein shakes or yogurt

Pros: The vanilla grass-fed whey protein powder dissolves well and digests as well as the more expensive and not grass-fed protein powder I'd been using before.
Cons: The vanilla flavoring smells bad and tastes bad - not exactly like vanilla. So you don't want to mix this with a neutral liquid like milk or water. But in a fruit smoothie, it's fine. Also, there is a lot of salt (330mg in the vanilla - less in others), which gives it a salty flavor when mixed with a neutral liquid. Plus, of course, that's a LOT of salt that you don't need or want in your body. As a counterpoint, my previous protein powder was at about 150mg per serving and another one I bought was at 280mg. I honestly can't imagine what all that salt is for, but if you're exercising and sweating, it shouldn't be a health issue.