- Is this powder really xylitol-free?
- Yes. Clean Simple Eats sweetens this version without xylitol, which is the point of the line. Check the label on the flavor you pick, since ingredient lists can differ.
- How much protein is in each scoop?
- 20g per serving, with 20 servings per 17.6oz tub. That is lower than a typical whey isolate, which often lands in the mid-20s.
- Does it contain lactose?
- It is a whey-based powder, so it contains milk ingredients and lactose. People with a dairy allergy or strong lactose intolerance should look at a plant or isolate product instead.
- How does it compare with a plain whey isolate?
- It trades protein density and a short ingredient list for flavor and sweetness without sugar. If you want maximum protein per scoop, an isolate is the better fit; if you want a shake that tastes like a treat, this is the trade.
- Can I use it in baking or coffee?
- Yes, it works in smoothies, oats and baked goods, though high heat can change the texture. Add it to hot coffee gradually to avoid clumping.
- What flavors are available?
- The line comes in several dessert-style flavors. Availability varies by listing, so confirm the flavor before ordering.
- Where is the Clean Simple Eats Xylitol Free Protein Powder 17.6oz 20g cheapest?
- At The Vitamin Shoppe, for $49.99, as of our latest check.