Applied Nutrition
Beef-XP Millions Cola 150 grams (5 servings)
- 100% hydrolysed beef
- Over 27 g of protein
- Lactose-free and dairy-free
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Hydrolysed beef protein powder that is lactose-free and dairy-free
Beef-XP is a hydrolysed beef protein powder from Applied Nutrition that takes its protein from bovine beef instead of milk. The 150 g pack holds 5 servings of 30 g, and each serving provides over 27 g of protein. The formula is lactose-free, dairy-free and sugar-free, with an amino acid profile that includes all the essential amino acids. It is available in several flavours.
Key Features of Hydrolysed Beef Protein Powder
- 100% hydrolysed beef: the protein comes from a bovine source and is broken into smaller fragments, giving a powder that mixes smoothly.
- Over 27 g of protein per 30 g serving, with all the essential amino acids.
- Lactose-free and dairy-free: an alternative to whey protein for anyone who leaves milk out of their diet.
- Zero sugar and low fat: handy if you are keeping an eye on sugar and fat in your diet.
- Halal product, as declared by the manufacturer.
- Sweetened with sucralose: a food supplement with sweetener.
Why Choose It
Beef-XP is an alternative to whey protein: hydrolysed bovine protein, over 27 g per serving and zero sugar in a powder you drink as a light clear protein drink. The 150 g pack with 5 servings lets you try it without committing to a large tub. Fast delivery completes the purchase.
- Pack size: 150 g, equal to 5 servings
- Serving: 1 scoop of 30 g
- Protein: over 27 g per serving
- Protein source: hydrolysed bovine beef
- Preparation: 300 ml of water per serving
- Sweetener: sucralose
- Declared certification: halal
Mix 1 scoop (30 g) with 300 ml of water, 1 to 3 times a day. You can also stir it into cereal, porridge or baking recipes. The scoop is only an estimate, so weigh the serving if you want an exact dose.
It is made for anyone who avoids lactose and dairy and wants to raise their daily protein intake, alongside training and an adequate diet. It is not suitable for vegetarians, because the protein comes from a bovine source.
Protein contributes to a growth in muscle mass. The claim applies to foods that are at least a source of protein, as this product is.
Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. A food supplement is not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Does beef protein contain lactose?
How and when do I take it?
Is it suitable for a vegetarian diet?
- 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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