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Skill relies on classic whey concentrate for its entry into the category of protein powder

Skill Nutrition Whey Protein

Skill Nutrition in the United Kingdom has plenty of categories covered, including the key ones like pre-workout, aminos, creatine, and several health and wellness basics. There was one glaring gap in the catalog until this week, as it has finally put itself in the saturated business of protein powder. The product is simply named Whey Protein, featuring a standard source for a clean, protein-packed nutrition profile.

The growing Skill Nutrition has kept things incredibly straightforward for its protein powder debut, relying entirely on traditional whey concentrate to provide 22g of protein per serving, a moderate 2.9g of carbohydrates with under 2g of that sugar, 2g of fat, and around 120 calories. That balance stays consistent across the four flavors of Whey Protein, which, like the formula, are relatively simple.

The menu of Skill Nutrition’s Whey Protein includes Chocolate Milkshake, Vanilla Milkshake, Caramel Milkshake, and a sweet Strawberry Milkshake. The brand has launched the supplement in a couple of sizes too, with a 700g pack containing a total of 23 servings, or go for the more cost-effective 4.4lb pack with 66 servings. Both volumes have those four flavors and the reliable whey-powered nutrition profile.