Great tasting protein. Bit of warm milk and a blender and you have a delicious, quick and easy way of getting your protein fix. Blender is the only way to get a smooth mix otherwise it will be clumpy. Overall great product, highly recommend, especially if your looking for a dairy free alternative to whey protein.
Goes Well With:
Milk

I wasn't sure about buying this after reading the reviews, however a number of reviews recommended mixing in a blender. So that's what I did. 25g of beef protein, thats about 1/2 to 3/4 the measuring spoon that comes in the bag. If you level it you may be making it too rich. Then depending on how much you like peanut butter and how many extra calories you want to add, 10-25g of peanut butter. Make it with milk if you want a creamy chocolate and peanut butter milk shake. Or make it with water if you want to cut some calories or don't want the bloating from milk. Either way I think it's delicious. There's no after taste that I can detect. Maybe the peanut butter masks it. But to me I'm drinking a nice smooth peanut butter and chocolate milk shake with absolutely no lumps. I wouldn't even bother trying to mix it with a hand shaker.
Goes Well With:
25g peanut butter and milk

great tasting chocolate flavour. Digests abit slower so great for last meal at night.

I’m a big user of my protein shakes and mostly they’re pretty good but this one is genuinely horrible. It doesn’t mix well at all and I struggle drinking a whole shake without my gag reflex kicking in. Might be the worst protein I’ve ever tasted. 

It's perfect, doesn't taste as bad as they say, it may smell a little bit but nothing out of this world. I blend with a couple of spoons of oat flakes to avoid frothing 👌
Goes Well With:
I add oats and avoid the froth 

I've been using MyProtein and other sites for over a decade and this is my first review. I'm writing to prevent others wasting their money like I did. I can't have dairy so gave this a go. It doesn't mix with anything - water, almond milk, oat milk, hazelnut milk, a little water, a lot of water, shaking in every way possible, it just doesn't mix. You end up with a brown blob in your shaker, also foamy, not very pleasant to look at. And then it tastes pretty bad as well. I highly recommend MyProtein - like their products, their price, etc, just do not recommend this. Hopefully they can modify the formula and make this a good product.
Goes Well With:
Nothing, and I've tried a few things

I really wanted to like this as the whey alternative doesn't sit well with me and the vegan ones don't have as much protein. Unfortunately it doesn't mix well at all and leaves a vile aftertaste in my mouth. I regret this purchase completely
Goes Well With:
No tastebuds

This chocolate beef protein mixes well. I am on a high protein high fat and low carbohydrate diet and I put hot water in to my shaker and put beef fat in to it and wait until it is mostly melted and then put the beef protein in and shake it I like it. I am going to try and make it in to a biscuit type thing by melting some beef fat and mixing the beef protein in and making them in to biscuit shape and letting them set.
Goes Well With:
It goes well with beef fat that you can buy as a lard but don't let it cool down too much as it sets on the side of the shaker.

I likw the taste as its strawberry its easy to mix if you use correct amount of podwer and water Its helping me pack on lean mass As well as my diet. Plus its easy to intake not like or proteins that go right through
Goes Well With:
Porridge bannana Yogurt

I bought this protein to mix into foods instead of drink to up the protein in my meals. I hate the over sweetened protein drinks. It does have a more savoury taste and definitely smells just slightly beefy. But I mix it in my plain porridge oats with honey and it doesn't effect the taste. You can add it to pies, stir frys, sauces and gravies I feel like I add to everything now. Plus it's cheap. Yeah you do have to mix it well and it doesn't taste nice o. It's own. But follow the above and you're laughing.
Goes Well With:
Sauces. Porridge. Pies. Gravies. Any "wet" meal.