Beef-XP Citrus Twist 150 grams (5 servings)

  • 100% hydrolysed beef protein
  • Over 27 g of protein per serving
  • Lactose-free and dairy-free
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Hydrolysed Beef Protein Powder Without Lactose or Dairy

Beef-XP is a hydrolysed beef protein powder made from 100% hydrolysed bovine protein, designed for people who want a protein source that is an alternative to whey. Applied Nutrition makes it lactose-free and dairy-free, with a complete essential amino acid profile. This 150 g pack holds 5 servings of 30 g, each with over 27 g of protein. Preparation is simple: one serving in water in a shaker and your drink is ready.

Key Features of Hydrolysed Beef Protein Powder

  • 100% hydrolysed beef protein of bovine origin, which dissolves easily in water.
  • Over 27 g of protein per serving of 30 g, with all the essential amino acids.
  • Lactose-free and dairy-free, for anyone following a diet without milk derivatives.
  • Clear formula: in water it gives a lighter drink than a creamy shake.
  • Halal certification declared by the manufacturer.
  • 5 servings of 30 g in every 150 g pack.
  • Food supplement with sweetener, as stated by the manufacturer.

Why Choose It

Beef-XP gives you a protein source that does not come from milk whey, with over 27 g per serving and a complete essential amino acid profile. The clear, lactose-free formula is prepared with water alone. The 150 g pack with 5 servings lets you try the product without committing to a large tub.

  • Pack size: 150 g powder
  • Servings per pack: 5 of 30 g
  • Protein: over 27 g per serving
  • Source: 100% hydrolysed bovine protein
  • Certification: Halal
  • Type: food supplement with sweetener
  • Suitable for people avoiding lactose and dairy, not for vegetarians or vegans

Mix one 30 g serving in water or another drink of your choice in a shaker, and always follow the serving size shown on the label.

You can add it to a diet aimed at raising daily protein intake, especially if you exclude lactose and dairy, alongside a suitable training programme.

Beef-XP is a source of protein. Protein contributes to a growth in muscle mass. Protein contributes to the maintenance of muscle mass.

Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. The product is not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. It is not suitable for people allergic to beef or for those following a vegetarian or vegan diet.

Does Beef-XP contain lactose?
No, the formula is free from lactose and dairy, because the protein comes only from beef. If you have specific allergies or intolerances, still check the ingredient list on the pack.
Is it suitable for vegetarians and vegans?
No, the protein is of bovine origin. It is instead an option for people who avoid dairy but eat meat. The Halal certification is declared by the manufacturer.
How do you prepare it?
Mix one 30 g serving in a shaker with water and shake until smooth. The clear format gives a texture closer to a drink than to a thick shake.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    PB-P45048
  • EAN13
    5056555202609
  • Made
    UK
  • On promotion
    SI
  • Goal
    Muscle mass

  • Free shipping in Italy and the EU from €100
  • Ships within 7 working days
  • Express delivery in 2-6 working days, €10
  • Returns within 14 days, return shipping paid by the customer
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