PaleoPro Carnivore Complete (Ancient Cacao) Pastured & Cage-Free Protein, Grass-Fed Beef Tallow, Beef Organs | No Sugar, Soy, Grains or Net Carbs | Gluten Free. Paleo & Keto Macros (15 Servings)

I’ve thrown this into a pumpkin muffin recipe, and also blended it with frozen bananas and had smoothies with the protein powder. I’m sure it could be added to pancakes or waffles, maybe even brownies too as it’s easy to mix in! Highly recommend. I have to normally be careful as I’ve got some digestive issues normally with some plant based protein powders, no issues at all with this protein powder. We love the vanilla taste! For the carnivore aspect, this is one of the best priced bags I’ve seen. I’ve seen the brand “With Love” and they were astronomical compared to this brand as they wanted you to spend $70 per bag. We will definitely be getting again as it’s a savings of $30 per bag.

I found this when I first started the Carnivore diet and was looking for a low ingredient, bone broth powder. I am not on that diet anymore but have continued using this almost daily. Its wonderful! I have tried the chocolate as well, but personally, I think the vanilla is the best. You can mix it with water or milk , but you will need to shake it up REALLY well. I recommend adding ice cubes to a shaker bottle to help break up any chunks. But the best way to drink this as a shake; add one scoop to a blender with milk, frozen banana, and a little pumpkin puree and you wont believe how delicious it is! If you are someone, like me, who definitely does not consume enough protein / animal products, this is the way to go. It tastes good, packed with amazing NATURAL ingredients like collogen, and is free of all chemicals unlike the store bought protein powders. Organs are so incredibly good for you, but not as pleasant to eat so this is a great way to still get those nutrients!

Overall this is a great product. The taste is great, the ingredients list is short and clean, and the addition of organ meat powders fits my “ketovore” diet that I stick to when cutting or focusing on lean muscle development.Taste: both the vanilla and the ancient cocoa flavors are good, but as some have noted - it’s VERY sweet due to the Monk Fruit. The easy solution is to put a quarter cup of whole milk Greek yogurt (if you’re unfamiliar - it tastes like sour cream). It adds ~5g of protein, only ~1.5G carbs, and takes the edge off the sweetness - all while smoothing the texture and supporting gut health.My mix (see picture): I mix this powder in a shaker bottle with 4oz raw milk, 4oz of water, 1/4 cup of Greek Yogurt, 5mg Creatine Monohydrate. Great results and great taste. No complaints there.Cons: The price. $42 for 15 servings adds up quickly if you’re a daily/muti-daily protein drinker. I’m once per day for breakfast after my workout. Results really have been amazing. No bloating, hunger is satisfied until lunch, and muscle recovery and energy level is notably better than any protein I’ve used - but it comes with a comparatively hefty price tag.Packaging: in short, it’s garbage. You can see by my included photo that it’s been moved to a jar for storage. The bag it comes in has a “ziplock” style seal…however every bag I’ve purchased has had protein so heavily caked into the groves it renders the seal completely inoperable (even tried to free it up with an unused tooth brush on the first bag…said screw it and tossed in one of my wife’s spare containers). At this price - put it in a screw-top tub. No excuse for that IMO.Summary: Overall a great powder. -1 Star for price and packaging…but if the price tag isn't an issue for your budget, I highly recommend.

I took a gamble based on most of the reviews saying this taste good and I bought it. I agree. Tastes great. I plan to buy more and use this protien powder to help supplement my new health journey.

I quite like this, maybe even love it. It's quite sweet, so I often combine one scoop with a bowl of chia for breakfast (can also add in nut butter, coconut cream, or whatever), or supplement it with a scoop of unsweetened Sprout Living Epic Protein powder. But on its own in a blender with ice and coconut cream, it tastes like a creamy milkshake-- it feels a little like cheating it's that yummy. The monkfruit doesn't taste slimy to me like monkfruit sometimes does.I don't know that drinking one's calories is necessarily the best thing in the long run (it's not as satisfying), but if one is going to do so (or for an easy snack), this has more variety in its ingredients than many single-ingredient protein or collagen powders (it's not often that you see this many different ground up animal parts...) and is pretty yummy and versatile stuff.

I like it

First of all, if you read the back there is a hefty warning that it is a bioengineered food and causes cancer , according to the state of CA.Well, no matter what State you live in (for me, I'm in NJ), nobody wants to read this in their expensive protein supplement.Secondly, it tastes awful. Like beefy, organ meat-y, w a slightly metallic after-taste. The consistency is off as well. Peanut butter, which usually saves the day, wouldn't even add any reprieve from the awful taste and overall quality. There isn't much, it stinks and tastes off putting and it gave me a stomach ache, like a brick sitting in your tummy. Every time.I will never EVER recommend this product and hope they stop selling this.

This is the ONLY protein supplement we take. We are a ranching family who are always reading labels carefully to ensure we get the best quality ingredients and this foot the bill. AND, it tastes fantastic. Most protein powders taste like poo but this tastes like chocolate milk! The powder is well broken down and the nutrient content is off the charts.