Organic Whey Protein Banana & Lucuma
Organic Whey Protein Banana & Lucuma
Organic Whey Protein Banana & Lucuma
Organic Whey Protein Banana & Lucuma

Banana & Lucuma
Organic Whey Protein

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“Deliciously malty & a natural banana flavour”

- Georgia Brown, Hello Magazine

  • Additive free

  • Undenatured & Bioactive

  • With real bananas

  • Vegetarian

  • Primarily grass fed

  • High bioavailability

Nutrition Facts

Ingredients

Organic whey protein concentrate from organic milk (54%), organic drum dried banana powder (44%), organic lucuma powder (2%)

Nutritional Information

Typical valuesPer 100gPer 37.5g Serving
Energy kJ/kcal 1571/371589.12/139.12
Fat2.4g0.9g
of which saturates1.32g0.495g
Carbohydrate41.9g15.71g
of which sugars29g10.88g
Fibre4.6g1.73g
Protein43.1g16.16g
Salt0.288g108mg
Calcium424mg159mg (19.88% RI)
Phosphorus309mg115.88mg (16.55% RI)
Potassium847mg317.63mg (15.88% RI)

RI = reference intake of an average adult (8400 kJ / 2000 kcal)

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Clean Label

Only 3 Ingredients: Cold filtered organic whey protein, real dried organic banana, and organic lucuma fruit

With a nearly 50:50 protein to carb ratio, this is perfect if you're looking to increase your carbs alongside your protein intake.

Nutritional Information

Clean Label

Only 3 Ingredients: Cold filtered organic whey protein, real dried organic banana, and organic lucuma fruit

With a nearly 50:50 protein to carb ratio, this is perfect if you're looking to increase your carbs alongside your protein intake.

43% protein
16.6g per serving

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INGREDIENTS

Organic whey protein concentrate from organic milk (54%), organic drum dried banana powder (44%), organic lucuma powder (2%)

Typical valuesPer 100gPer 37.5g Serving
Energy kJ/kcal 1571/371589.12/139.12
Fat2.4g0.9g
of which saturates1.32g0.495g
Carbohydrate41.9g15.71g
of which sugars29g10.88g
Fibre4.6g1.73g
Protein43.1g16.16g
Salt0.288g108mg
Calcium424mg159mg (19.88% RI)
Phosphorus309mg115.88mg (16.55% RI)
Potassium847mg317.63mg (15.88% RI)

RI = reference intake of an average adult (8400 kJ / 2000 kcal)

Amino AcidPer 100 gPer 37.5g Serving
Alanine2.33g870mg
Arginine1.15g430mg
Aspartic Acid5.29g1.98g
Cystine1.14g430mg
Glutamic Acid8.21g3.08g
Glycine0.93g350mg
Histidine0.87g330mg
Isoleucine*3.16g1.19g
Leucine*4.66g1.75g
Lysine4.6g1.73g
Methionine0.94g350mg
Phenylalanine1.63g610mg
Proline2.82g1.06g
Serine2.69g1.01g
Threonine3.32g1.25g
Tryptophan830mg208mg
Tyrosine1.0g380mg
Valine*2.67g1.0g

* Branched Chain Amino Acids (BCAAs)

Our organic whey protein contains all of the essential and branched chain amino acids (BCAAs) naturally occurring in the whey.

Bioactive proteinPer 100gPer 25g Serving
Alpha Lactalbumin5.67g1.42g
Beta Lactoglobulin20.57g5.14g
Immunoglobulin G (IgG)1.78g446mg
Lactoferrin158.22mg39.56mg

Bioactive proteins are a key reason whey protein is so much more than “just” a quality protein, as many of these proteins are also in human breast milk, and there is a lot of evidence that they have a wide range of health benefits. You can read more on this in our blog post here.

Heavy metalsLab ResultsEU Limit
Lead<0.0100 mg/kg3.0 mg/kg
Arsenic<0.010 mg/kgNo defined limit
Cadmium<0.0100 mg/kg1.0 mg/kg
Mercury<0.0100 mg/kg0.1 mg/kg

Tested at a 3rd party UKAS accredited laboratory, to verify minimal presence of heavy metals.

Serving guidance

Mix one serving (37.5g) with 100ml water or 150ml milk in a blender for a few seconds, or shake vigorously in a hand shaker for 30 seconds. A very effective alternative is to use a handheld milk frother for around 10-15 seconds.

You can use more liquid as desired, though this will result in the flavour and creaminess being watered down. It can also be added to smoothies, yoghurt, cakes and other bakes foods, or just about any food or drink you fancy giving an extra banana-y protein + carb boost.

Tips for Measurement

37.5g is equivalent to approximately 90ml, which is equal to 0.38 cup, 5 tablespoons, 3 scoops, or of course you can also weigh on a set of kitchen scales for the best accuracy. Many people only have half a serving (18.8g or 45ml) as they don't need a lot of extra protein in their diet, so feel free to use less if this sounds like you.

additive Free

gluten free

No soy added

Emulsifier Free

GMO free

hormone free

Heavy Metals Tested

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We've crammed the equivalent of one medium banana into each serving, so you're getting 15.88% of your recommended daily intake of Potassium and a healthy amount of unprocessed carbohydrates too.

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Why Whey Protein?

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Why Whey Protein?

Whey protein is one of the most bioavailable protein sources. It is quickly broken down and absorbed by our bodies, providing rapid support from head to toe.

It is a “complete” protein, containing all 9 essential & branched chain amino acids, which humans are unable to produce, so dietary sources like whey protein are needed.

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Recognised for uncompromising quality since 2014, our organic whey protein supports not just your muscles and bones, but your health & wellbeing as a whole. A trusted source for numerous health professionals prioritising clean, organic, rubbish-free nutrition.
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Frequent Questions

Is your whey protein suitable for people with lactose intolerance?

This is suitable for many people with milder lactose intolerance issues, as it contains around 95% less lactose than milk (semi skimmed in dried form, as with the whey protein). Our whey protein contains between 2-5g lactose per 100g in the Pure Unflavoured version and even less in the flavour blends, whereas semi skimmed milk powder contains around 50g lactose per 100g. Some people who experience discomfort as a result of the lactose simply take a lactase supplement, however If you do have any issues you are welcome to take advantage of our no-quibble 90 day returns policy :-)

Is it safe to use while pregnant or breastfeeding?

We’ve had many customers who have been pregnant or breastfeeding while consuming our organic whey protein powder, however we recommend being cautious of the Raw Cacao & Maca blend, as that can potentially have a mild stimulant effect. We don't see there being any problems with the Pure Unflavoured, Madagascan Vanilla, or Banana & Lucuma. Regardless, we do always recommend chatting with a GP first, as we aren’t qualified medical professionals and they will know more about your medical history, so can give a more conclusive answer. Whey protein is nevertheless generally considered safe for taking while pregnant or breastfeeding.

Is this suitable for kids?

Yes it is generally considered to be safe for children, provided they don't have any milk intolerance issues and as long as you keep in mind the recommended intake of protein for their age group, as they need a lot less protein than us adults. We also recommend speaking with your GP first, as they will be able to give more qualified advice and with additional knowledge of your child’s medical history. Lastly, please be mindful of the Raw Cacao & Maca blend as that can have a mild stimulant effect.

Is your whey protein grass fed?

The cows graze outside in fields during the spring and summer months, and they’re fed grass in the form of hay, haylage and silage during the winter months in spacious, clean, naturally lit barns. They also feed on supplementary organic cereals such as oats and barley, so although they feed primarily on grass, they are not 100% grass fed.

Are there any sweeteners, flavourings, or emulsifiers?

We don’t add anything at all to our Pure Unflavoured option, so there are no sweeteners, flavourings, or emulsifiers – no additives whatsoever. There is a small amount of unrefined organic coconut sugar added to the Madagascan Vanilla and Raw Cacao & Maca blends and indeed all our flavour blends contains only whole foods for flavour, so no artificial or “natural” flavourings to be found in any of our products, only real foods.

Is this free from artificial hormones and antibiotics?

Yes!

Can your whey protein be added to other foods?

Yes, you can add this to just about anything really – it is very versatile indeed. It will become denatured if you use it in hot drinks, baked foods, or anything else involving sustained high temperatures, however our bodies will still effectively break down the protein and put it to use in our bodies in its denatured form. You will nevertheless be losing the bioactive protein peptides and antibodies, such as Lactoferrin and Immunoglobulin G (IgG), as these are damaged by heat and therefore not utilised by our bodies. It can be added to cold foods too of course, like overnight oats, yoghurt, protein balls and bars, and smoothies!

Is it free from allergens, e.g. gluten, nuts, and soya?

It is blended and packed in a facility that handles most food allergens, however we have an allocated “clean room” which prevents contamination from gluten and nuts. Other allergens such as soya are not controlled in this area, so there is still a chance of contamination from other allergens. Every batch is tested to ensure it is gluten free and it is considered nut free too, due to the strict measures in place to avoid contamination.

How much cholesterol does this contain?

Our Pure Unflavoured organic whey protein contains 0.15g cholesterol per 100g. We haven’t yet had our flavour blends tested for this.

Do you use any chemicals at all to make your whey protein?

No, none at all. We use only mechanical low temperature filtration, without the need for any chemicals, nor indeed any additives or processing aids; just pure liquid whey in one end and pure whey protein out the other. To our flavour blends we add a small number of quality organic whole foods, also made without chemicals, or in the case of our Pure Unflavoured version absolutely nothing is added. With all of this in mind, we consider our whey protein to be completely UPF-free.

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  • Do you have a quick visual guide where I can compare the nutritional info and amino acid profile of all four of your protein powders?

    Thank you for the question. We don't have anything like this at the moment, but this is a great idea so we will look at creating a comparison chart soon :-)