Bone Broth Protein Powder - Vanilla Flavoured

Arrived quickly and well packaged. Excellent high quality and works really well when gainin muscle

Good quality, easy to mix, and OK flavour.Packed with protein and other nutrients, and although it's on the high end of the price scale for similar products, it's pretty good quality.

This dissolves quickly when added to water I found it doesn’t have an aftertaste. However, I do add it to a broth flavoured drink. I’ve also tried adding it to soup which is my favourite way to take this.

This is a review of 'Edges Bone Broth Protein Powder - Vanilla Flavoured - 100% Grass-Fed, Rich in Protein, Collagen & Amino Acids'.This is a protein powder. It says bone broth but it seems to be made of collagen peptides and not actual bone broth, which is made from boiling bones? I can't find an actual ingredients list on the packaging, so I'm not sure what it's made of. I think some more information on the packaging including an ingredients list would be helpful.Aside from this, I like the product a lot. It tastes of sweet vanilla, very similar to a plain vanilla mcflurry/ ice cream. I like that you only need a small scoop (20g) for 20g of protein, so it's almost 100% protein. It dissolves easily in milk or water (I think it tastes better in milk, I use a small serving about 100-200ml). I almost find it hard to believe it's 20g of protein in such a small scoop, because most protein shakes I've used are much bulkier and require more powder for a similar amount of protein.Overall, I really like the product in terms of its flavour and protein content, but I feel there should be more transparency around the ingredients list of the product.

I thought I'd give this protein powder a try, despite it being described as 'bone broth'. I don't have an issue with bone broth, but I wondered how it would taste in conjunction with the vanilla flavour.It turns out, you can't taste any of the bone - only the pleasant vanilla flavour, so I'd say definitely give this a try if you're looking for a new protein powder. Those of us who use protein powders need to use different ones after a while because of "taste fatigue". This will be part of my ongoing protein regime, as it tastes great.The price seems reasonable, £19.99 for 20 servings at the time I'm writing this review. That's about a quid per serving, which I think it fine because you're paying more than that for a protein yoghurt that generally gives less than 20g of protein.