Quest Nutrition Peanut Butter Protein Powder, 23g Protein, 1g Sugar, Low Carb, Gluten Free, 3 Pound, 43 Servings

Pop the top and you'll find the scoop included. Guesswork, be gone. But this is common with a lot of other protein/meal replacement shakes. What's different about this one? The taste and the texture.You're getting a sweet peanut butter flavor. Not too sweet though. It's just right and without the bitter artificial sweetener taste and aftertaste that some have. Also, this does not include Xylitol, which is in question currently.Then there's the creamy texture. I've found with some that unless you mix it with milk, or some other dairy addition, you're not going to get the creamy. Not here! I mix this straight with water and it's fantastically creamy. It's not watered down and it blends perfectly.Please note that I use a small electric blender for mine so I cannot speak of manual mixing or shaking methods.I also like to add a few things sometimes to give it a boost. Since I regularly take a daily dose of pure cacao powder, this is the perfect vessel. Now you've got peanut butter and chocolatey goodness. It's awesome. And, sometimes if I want a peanut boost, I'll include a serving of powdered peanut butter.The price is a bit steep. But, I'm a "you get what you pay for" guy. In this case, you're paying for the flavor, the texture and everything that I mentioned in my review.Would I buy this again? Absolutely. This is my regularly used protein powder. I use a few different flavors but Peanut Butter is one of the top two that I use. Good stuff!

Good quality protein powder. Very good peanut butter taste. Not too overwhelmingly peanut. I use it in shakes, but it's even better as a sugar substitute in high protein peanut butter balls, protein bars, etc.

Great macros. This is the first peanut butter protein powder I have tasted, and it was so good. The taste is like 8/10 in terms of how close it is to pure Peanut butter. The powder easily mixes into yogurt and has virtually no clumps. It lasts a good amount of time and is 100% worth buying. If you really like peanut butter, I don't see you getting tired of this taste at all. Nice and thick when mixed with milk and overall amazing.

I like the amount of protein in it and the low calories, but there is a distinct flavor to it that may bother some people. I think it is the artificial sweetener. I am not sure. When I am able to blend it with crushed ice, it doesn't seem to bother me that much. For me though, I drink the shake as a meal replacement. The taste isn't really bad at all. If you don't like that sweetener taste though, I can see you having issues with it. I don't mind though. It's just food/protein source to me.

I struggle with protein powders since they sometimes give me stomach issues. This one with a banana and some milk is fantastic. Tastes like the real deal plus the protein and filling.

The flavor is absolutely spectacular! Quest products seriously have the best-tasting protein out there. The texture is smooth and satisfying, and it really keeps me full. Definitely one of my go-to protein powders!

Great for smoothies, yogurt bowels or in oatmeal. Taste great too.

I do a ton of protein shakes to drop weight, and normally, I'll use peanut butter powder in them.Seeing this product, I figured I'd get the best of both worlds, the peanut butter flavor I wanted but without so many carbs and further loading up on protein. It came in quickly, and the product itself seems okay, but there's nothing about it all that screams peanut butter. It doesn't smell like peanut butter. It doesn't impart a peanut butter flavor. It's the color of peanut butter and it that's about it.Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying it tastes bad, it doesn't, but it absolutely does not taste like what it advertises itself to be. With that in mind, the flavor it has is acceptable, but it's not anything you're going to want as the main anchor in your shake and it doesn't really add to a chocolate powder at all, so essentially it's just an okay product that you can mix with a chocolate powder and not have an offensive flavor, which kind of makes it a bad deal.