ALLNUTRITION Whey Protein Caffe Latte400 g

5,00 of 16 reviews
19,99 £

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Flavour and amount:
caramel
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vanilla
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  1. protein to support muscles and healthy bones
  2. as much as 100 mg of caffeine per serving
  3. no added sugar
  4. great before training
  5. a protein alternative to coffee

Imagine a morning that starts with the aroma of coffee and a solid serving of protein in one shaker. ALLNUTRITION WHEY PROTEIN CAFFE LATTE is a unique combination of delicious coffee and high-quality whey protein. For active, ambitious people and flavour enthusiasts – it is more than just a supplement. It is great: before training, after training and even in the middle of the day when you fancy a moment of pleasure.

Try WHEY PROTEIN CAFFE LATTE in delicious flavours:

  • Caramel - NEW
  • Nut - NEW
  • Vanilla

WHY WHEY PROTEIN CAFFE LATTE?

A SERVING OF PROTEIN FOR YOUR MUSCLES AND BONES

Each serving in your shaker provides as much as 18 g of protein, which you will appreciate after every workout. Protein contributes to the growth of muscle mass [1] and helps maintain muscle mass [2]. It also contributes to the maintenance of normal bones [3].

FORMULA WITH ADDED CAFFEINE

A serving of your WHEY PROTEIN CAFFE LATTE also provides 100 mg of caffeine – about as much as you will find in an average cup of coffee [4]. It is a good choice to start the day or before training.

ZERO ADDED SUGAR, INTENSE FLAVOUR

Enjoy an intense coffee flavour without any guilt – your supplement contains no added sugar, while steviol glycosides from stevia provide the sweet taste. Contains naturally occurring sugars.

WHO IS IT FOR?

WHEY PROTEIN CAFFE LATTE is for you if you like to start your day with coffee and want to combine it with a serving of protein. It is great before training, after training and whenever you fancy something delicious.

Choose flavour – choose ALLNUTRITION WHEY PROTEIN CAFFE LATTE!

Mix a 25 g serving of the product (1 scoop) in a shaker with 150 ml of cold water or milk. Consume immediately after preparation. Do not exceed 1 serving per day (25 g).

Food supplement. Contains a sweetener. No added sugar. Contains naturally occurring sugars. Contains caffeine; not recommended for children or pregnant women [100 mg / 25 g]; do not consume with other products that are sources of caffeine or other ingredients with a similar effect. The product is intended for physically active persons over 18 years of age. Do not consume if you are allergic (hypersensitive) to any of the product's ingredients. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet. A balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle are important. Always close the packaging after use.

May contain cereals containing gluten, eggs, soya, nuts, peanuts, crustaceans and products thereof

Best before end / production batch number: on the bottom of the packaging. Store in a cool, dry place, out of reach of young children.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Whey Protein Caffe Latte - is it more of a coffee or a protein supplement?
This is an interesting combination of both worlds. The base is WPC whey protein concentrate, and the ingredients also include instant coffee and additional caffeine. One 25g serving provides 18g of protein and 100mg of caffeine. If you usually reach for both a shake and coffee in the morning, here you can combine the two in one drink.
How much protein does one serving of Whey Protein Caffe Latte have?
A 25g serving provides 18g of protein. Protein helps maintain and grow muscle mass, making this product a convenient way to supplement protein in your diet. It's especially well-suited for those who enjoy the taste of coffee and don't always have time to prepare coffee and supplements separately.
How much caffeine does Whey Protein Caffe Latte have?
One serving contains 100 mg of caffeine. This is a significant amount, so it's worth considering it alongside coffee, energy drinks, or other caffeinated products consumed during the same day. This product is intended for adults who want to combine a serving of protein with the coffee flavor of their beverage.
Can Whey Protein Caffe Latte replace your morning coffee?
For someone who enjoys the taste of coffee and benefits from caffeine, it can be an interesting alternative. In addition to 100 mg of caffeine, you also get 18 g of protein, so the drink serves a different purpose than regular black coffee. This is especially convenient in the morning when you want to limit the amount of preparation you need before heading out.
Whey Protein Caffe Latte or regular WPC - what to choose?
If you're looking for a versatile protein powder to use at various times of the day, the classic WPC will be more flexible. Caffe Latte is more appealing for those who enjoy the taste of coffee and want to get 100 mg of caffeine at the same time. It's simply a more specialized option that can simplify your morning routine or work break.
Variant:
Nutritional Value / Active Ingredients:100 grams25 g (1 serving)
Energy 1641 kJ / 392 kcal 410 kJ / 98 kcal
Fat 7,5 g 1,9 g
– including saturated fats 4,8 g 1,2 g
Carbohydrate 10 g 2,5 g
– including sugars 7,5 g 1,9 g
Protein 71 g 18 g
Salt 0,8 g 0,2 g
Whey protein concentrate 90 g 22 g
Instant coffee 7,5 g 1,9 g
Total caffeine 400 mg 100 mg
Ingredients: whey protein concentrate (90 %) [from milk], instant coffee (7.5%), flavouring, caffeine anhydrous (0.25%), emulsifier: lecithin, sweetener: steviol glycosides from stevia
Allergens may contain cereals containing gluten, eggs, soybeans, peanuts, celery, sesame seeds, shellfish and derived products

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