Chief Collagen Protein Unflavoured 450g

Increase your daily protein intake while supporting glowing skin, stronger nails, muscle recovery, joints and tendons, and your gut health with clean Collagen Protein! 

• An odourless, tasteless, dairy free protein source. Unflavoured - nothing but pure collagen.
• 100% Hydrolysed Grass-fed Bovine Collagen
• Type I and III collagen with an average molecular weight <1kDa (highly bioavailable)
• Tested to be free from heavy metals, pesticides and herbicide such as Glyphosate.
  
• No sweeteners or sugar alcohols.
• Can be added to anything without affecting taste. Great with yoghurt, in your smoothie, or with your coffee! You can even cook and bake with it.
• Suitable for the whole family (a great way to add extra protein).
• A gut friendly alternative for other proteins.
  

How To Use

A fast dissolving powder that is a fantastic protein supplement for tissue building and repair, muscle mass growth and maintenance, and bone maintenance. It’s suitable for people of all ages.

Collagen peptides can survive temperatures as high as 300°C, making collagen one of the few protein powders that may be used in hot drinks, cooking and baking. It dissolves just as well in hot or cold water:

• Mix with cold water for a Choc ‘Milkshake’
• Mix with hot water for a very tasty Hot Choc
• Add to your coffee for a delicious Mocha coffee
• Great with Smoothies
• Use as a chocolate powder on top of dessert or coffee
• Use in Cooking, e.g. protein pancakes or porridge
• Use in Baking, e.g. protein muffins

Serving Suggestions
For best results, consume 1 serve (15g) per day. To save on plastic we don’t use a scoop so simply mix 2 heaped tablespoons in 300ml of water and mix with a spoon, shaker or blender.

Please note: This guidance is based upon a 15ml tablespoon which is the international standard. Most tablespoons in your kitchen drawer will be 10ml to 15ml. In Australia, a standard measuring spoon for tablespoon is 20ml, so please use 2 flat tablespoons if you’re using a 20ml spoon. Note that 15ml is not 15g of powder and 20ml is not 20g of powder, weight depends on the density of what’s being measured.