Equip Foods Prime Protein Clean Grass Fed Beef Isolate Chocolate Flavored Paleo and Keto Friendly Powder 30 Servings 1.7 Pounds

I've tried the Flip 7 Chocolate and the Equip Chocolate, Strawberry, and Mint Chocolate as well as collagen powders (Equip in chocolate). I consumed them in tandem (one for breakfast, and the other for PM snack) in June, July and August, and eventually alternated between the two for one-month periods (consuming the same product for breakfast and then PM snack), in September, October to now, mid November. I have never added ice, fruit, or any other ingredients to these powders. I want a quick breakfast drink/meal replacement, and I want to judge them in their simplest form with milk or water. I ordered Equip from the website and Dropy. I order Flip 7 from the website.Here's my opinion:The Pros of consuming Flip 7 for me are these: the mixability. Hands down, much easier to mix than Equip, which tends to (in the chocolate and strawberry I've tried) coagulate into a pudding if mixing with a spoon. Flip 7 mixes well enough with a spoon if one doesn't want to invest in a mixer of some sort. I was pleased that the Flip 7 chocolate tasted good enough in water for me that it became my preference. I felt satiated for many hours. If you don't desire to consume animal protein, this may be the shake for you. Pea protein I've tried in the past tended to give me gurgle-gut and problems later. Flip7 never did give me those problems. I was pleased that, once my digestive tract quickly adjusted to Flip 7, it came out nicely at the end of the journey.The largest Flip 7 Con is the cost in comparison to the Equip for a one-month supply, drinking one glass a day. One must buy two bags to make it through the month. The website suggests having two shakes a day if looking to replace two meals, OUCH! @ 4 bags per month. If you can afford it, go for it. A con is that I often experienced about 30 minutes of either an upset stomach, similar to what one can experience with an iron supplement, or a half hour of hunger, similar to what one might experience during a sugar crash, which is tempts one to grab something sugary. I had to learn to power through until the feeling passed.One big Con for me is that the valid discount codes I received via email, which made the purchase very economical, typically didn't work when ordering from the website. I wrote to CS about it and never heard back.**********************************************The Pros of Equip Protein: the sourcing. Beef protein makes more sense for me and was smooth passing. I like the simplicity of the ingredients.. More economical compared to Flip 7. The flavor of the chocolate and the strawberry is good. A BIG pro is the flavor of the chocolate mint, and I found it easier to mix than the other two flavors I've tried. Compared to Flip 7, Equip is more economical if one wants to have two shakes per day.An Equip Con is the coagulation that occurs when you hand-stir your shake. It becomes a pudding (less so in chocolate mint). I don't want to purchase a mixer, as it would give me one more thing to clean in the morning. I like Equip well enough to accept having some chocolate pudding at breakfast with my milk. My preference is to mix it with milk.***************************************Now, to the collagen: Flip 7 collagen is good. It reminds me of Tang. It might be easier to travel with over the Equip.Equip collagen (chocolate) is also good and mixes well enough with a spoon.I would order collagen from either company.

I've tried the Flip 7 Chocolate and the Equip Chocolate, Strawberry, and Mint Chocolate as well as collagen powders (Equip in chocolate). I consumed them in tandem (one for breakfast, and the other for PM snack) in June, July and August, and eventually alternated between the two for one-month periods (consuming the same product for breakfast and then PM snack), in September, October to now, mid November. I have never added ice, fruit, or any other ingredients to these powders. I want a quick breakfast drink/meal replacement, and I want to judge them in their simplest form with milk or water. I ordered Equip from the website and Dropy. I order Flip 7 from the website.Here's my opinion:The Pros of consuming Flip 7 for me are these: the mixability. Hands down, much easier to mix than Equip, which tends to (in the chocolate and strawberry I've tried) coagulate into a pudding if mixing with a spoon. Flip 7 mixes well enough with a spoon if one doesn't want to invest in a mixer of some sort. I was pleased that the Flip 7 chocolate tasted good enough in water for me that it became my preference. I felt satiated for many hours. If you don't desire to consume animal protein, this may be the shake for you. Pea protein I've tried in the past tended to give me gurgle-gut and problems later. Flip7 never did give me those problems. I was pleased that, once my digestive tract quickly adjusted to Flip 7, it came out nicely at the end of the journey.The largest Flip 7 Con is the cost in comparison to the Equip for a one-month supply, drinking one glass a day. One must buy two bags to make it through the month. The website suggests having two shakes a day if looking to replace two meals, OUCH! @ 4 bags per month. If you can afford it, go for it. A con is that I often experienced about 30 minutes of either an upset stomach, similar to what one can experience with an iron supplement, or a half hour of hunger, similar to what one might experience during a sugar crash, which is tempts one to grab something sugary. I had to learn to power through until the feeling passed.One big Con for me is that the valid discount codes I received via email, which made the purchase very economical, typically didn't work when ordering from the website. I wrote to CS about it and never heard back.**********************************************The Pros of Equip Protein: the sourcing. Beef protein makes more sense for me and was smooth passing. I like the simplicity of the ingredients.. More economical compared to Flip 7. The flavor of the chocolate and the strawberry is good. A BIG pro is the flavor of the chocolate mint, and I found it easier to mix than the other two flavors I've tried. Compared to Flip 7, Equip is more economical if one wants to have two shakes per day.An Equip Con is the coagulation that occurs when you hand-stir your shake. It becomes a pudding (less so in chocolate mint). I don't want to purchase a mixer, as it would give me one more thing to clean in the morning. I like Equip well enough to accept having some chocolate pudding at breakfast with my milk. My preference is to mix it with milk.***************************************Now, to the collagen: Flip 7 collagen is good. It reminds me of Tang. It might be easier to travel with over the Equip.Equip collagen (chocolate) is also good and mixes well enough with a spoon.I would order collagen from either company.

I was looking for clean animal protein I could use when I'm in a rush or tired of cooking all the time. I'm happy with the clean ingredients in this. It's not too sweet, which I'm really happy about. Most protein powders are.I went to the company website first to buy this, but the only options available on their website, which look like the exact same products, included coconut sugar and had higher carb counts. So I looked here, and found this, which has fewer ingredients and is sweetened only with stevia. That was confusing, but I'm glad I found these totally sugar free versions.I stay away from cow dairy and plant milks, which means I just mix protein powders w/water. I find it's better to just use a minimal amount of water and make a pudding, instead of trying to make something that mixes well enough to drink. This product in particular is difficult to mix w/water. I mixed it w/a fork and it was still pretty gloopy, but ok to eat. It might mix better with milk and some kind of mixer.It does have a bit of a weird beefy taste to it when just mixed w/a little bit of water, but even then it's not too bad. I tried it another time mixing a resistant starch supplement into it before mixing it with water. That helped both with the mixability and the taste. It was really quite good that way. I'm sure if you used milk of some kind, that would hide the taste and probably mix better.Nutritionally, I'm very happy with this and I will use it in a pinch when I don't want to take the time to cook something. There's only so much you can do to make animal protein like this taste delicious and produce the desired texture when mixed, so I think it's a good product and I'm overall happy with this. I will experiment over time w/different ways to prep it.It is very sticky if you get it around your lips or on anything while mixing it. That's a little annoying, but lets me know this has more of the animal in the mix than just collagen, and that's a good thing.

I was looking for clean animal protein I could use when I'm in a rush or tired of cooking all the time. I'm happy with the clean ingredients in this. It's not too sweet, which I'm really happy about. Most protein powders are.I went to the company website first to buy this, but the only options available on their website, which look like the exact same products, included coconut sugar and had higher carb counts. So I looked here, and found this, which has fewer ingredients and is sweetened only with stevia. That was confusing, but I'm glad I found these totally sugar free versions.I stay away from cow dairy and plant milks, which means I just mix protein powders w/water. I find it's better to just use a minimal amount of water and make a pudding, instead of trying to make something that mixes well enough to drink. This product in particular is difficult to mix w/water. I mixed it w/a fork and it was still pretty gloopy, but ok to eat. It might mix better with milk and some kind of mixer.It does have a bit of a weird beefy taste to it when just mixed w/a little bit of water, but even then it's not too bad. I tried it another time mixing a resistant starch supplement into it before mixing it with water. That helped both with the mixability and the taste. It was really quite good that way. I'm sure if you used milk of some kind, that would hide the taste and probably mix better.Nutritionally, I'm very happy with this and I will use it in a pinch when I don't want to take the time to cook something. There's only so much you can do to make animal protein like this taste delicious and produce the desired texture when mixed, so I think it's a good product and I'm overall happy with this. I will experiment over time w/different ways to prep it.It is very sticky if you get it around your lips or on anything while mixing it. That's a little annoying, but lets me know this has more of the animal in the mix than just collagen, and that's a good thing.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Grass-Fed Protein I've Tried!I've tried several flavors, and chocolate is my favorite. I've also tried peanut butter, which I liked too, but chocolate really stands out. I love that this is 100% grass-fed beef protein - clean, simple ingredients (just cocoa powder and a touch of Stevia) with nothing unnecessary added.The protein doesn't mix well in a shaker, so I always blend it into smoothies or shakes - that's the best way to enjoy it. It tastes great and really makes me feel good. I can notice a difference in my energy and overall well-being.Such a high-quality company and product - some of the best protein powder I've had. Highly recommend!!