CUSTARD Casein Protein - Vanilla - 25 serves (2024)

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11 25

Our Custard Casein Protein is quick and easy to make, all you need is water or milk! With a smooth and creamy consistency, our Custard Protein is the perfect breakfast, snack or a night time treat. Our Custard Protein tastes amazing and is a good source of protein.

  • Gluten Free
  • Non-GMO
  • 24.6g Protein per serve
  • 4.7g BCAAs
  • 4.7g Glutamine
  • 3g Fibre
  • 1.6g MCT Oil Powder

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PERFECT SNACK

Just add water or milk and you will have ready-to-eat smooth custard with the added benefits of protein and fibre. Great on its own, or get creative and add in your favourite mix-ins like fruit, crushed cookies, granola for a little added crunch.

CUSTARD Casein Protein - Vanilla - 25 serves (2)

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is casein?

There are several different types of protein powders used in supplements, but two types of protein have stood the test of time, casein and whey. Though both are derived from milk (dairy-based), they differ greatly.

Your body absorbs casein protein slower than whey protein, therefore casein digests slower (keeps you feeling fuller for longer). The difference in absorption rate makes casein protein a great choice for the morning, night time or anytime protein snack.

On the other hand, because your body digests and absorbs whey protein much quicker, whey protein makes the perfect choice around your workouts as it will kickstart muscle repair and the rebuild process.

How do I use Custard Protein?

Snack:Add 2 scoops in 90 - 100 mL of cold water or milk. Mix thoroughly in a bowl, blender or shaker for smooth dessert style custard.

Mixing Tips:To ensure the consistency is to your liking, start by adding 90 - 100 mL of cold water or milk to the mixture while stirring (for 2 scoops). Slowly add more water or milk if a thinner consistency is desired. Ensure the powder is mixed through completely before adding more liquid.

Try It Warm:Mix as per the instructions above. Microwave for 30 seconds for a warm treat.

Freeze it:Freeze for 15 - 60 mins depending on your desired consistency for a cold treat.

Optional Mix-ins:Try adding some optional mix-ins to add texture and extra flavour. Examples include crushed up cookies, choc chips, fruit and more!

When should I take Custard Protein?

Anytime during the day for a quick protein-filled snack.

Can I cook with Custard Protein?

Yes, Custard Protein is very versatile. You can mix it in your oats or yoghurt for a protein-powered breakfast or snack or add it to your favourite healthy baking recipes to increase your daily protein intake. You can even get creative and use it as frosting on your dessert masterpieces. Visit our recipe pageherefor more protein recipes inspiration.

How many scoops of Custard Protein can I take daily?

We recommend not exceeding 2 scoops of Custard Protein per day.

Can I take Custard Protein if I am pregnant?

Not suitable for pregnant women. We recommend consulting your health practitioner before adding this into your routine after pregnancy and breastfeeding has ended.

Can I take Custard Protein if I am breastfeeding?

We recommend consulting your health practitioner before adding this into your routine after pregnancy, while breastfeeding and breastfeeding has ended.

Is Custard Protein suitable for children?

No, our Custard Protein is not recommended for anyone under the age of 15.

Is Custard Protein gluten free?

Most flavours are gluten free, but some aren’t.

Is Custard Protein vegan friendly?

No, our Custard Casein Protein is derived from milk, making it a dairy product. Please see our range of Vegan Friendly Custard Plant Protein here.

Where is this product manufactured?

This product, along with the majority of Muscle Nation food and supplement products are manufactured in Australia in a cGMP (Current Good Manufacturing Practice) and HACCP certified facility.

INGREDIENTS & NUTRITION

Ingredients

Serving Size
40 g (2 scoops)

Total Servings
25

Ingredients
Milk Protein Concentrate 71.8% (Casein Protein 85%, Whey Protein), Skim Milk Powder, Fibre (Inulin), Flavour, Medium-Chain-Triglyceride (MCT) Oil Milk Powder (Antioxidants 306, 307b), Thickener (Carboxymethylcellulose), Sweetener (Sucralose), Sodium Chloride, Colour (Curcumin, Tartrazine, Sunset Yellow FCF, Allura Red AC).

Allergens
Contains Milk. Packed in a facility that produces products containing Soy.
Nutritional Information
Vanilla Avg Qty Per Serve Avg Qty Per 100g
Energy 609.0 kJ (145 Cal) 1522.5 kJ (362.5 Cal)
Protein 24.6 g 61.5 g
Fat, Total 1.2 g 3.0 g
- Saturated 1.1 g 2.8 g
Carbohydrates, Total 7.0 g 17.5 g
- Sugar 2.8 g 7.0 g
Fiber 3 g 7.5 g
Sodium 136 mg 340.0 mg
Potassium, K 80 mg 200.0 mg
Calcium 575 mg 1437.5 mg

Amino Acids

Vanilla Avg Qty Per Serve
Essential
Histidine 0.6 g
Isoleucine 1.1 g
Leucine 2.2 g
Lysine 1.9 g
Methionine 0.6 g
Phenylalanine 1.1 g
Threonine 1.0 g
Tryptophan 0.1 g
Valine 1.4 g
Non-Essential
Alanine 0.8 g
Arginine 0.8 g
Aspartic acid 1.8 g
Cystine 0.1 g
Glutamic acid 4.8 g
Glycine 0.5 g
Proline 2.4 g
Serine 1.2 g
Tyrosine 1.2 g
CUSTARD Casein Protein - Vanilla - 25 serves (2024)

FAQs

How many times a day should I take casein protein? ›

You can meet part of your daily protein targets by consuming 1–2 scoops (20–40 grams) of casein protein before bed to reduce muscle protein breakdown while you sleep ( 27 ). When mixed, casein protein powder can be thick, so make sure to use at least 8 ounces (237 mL) of water and blend or shake it until smooth.

Can you take too much casein protein? ›

Some potential side effects of taking too much casein protein powder, including MuscleTech ProBlast, may include: Gastrointestinal discomfort: Taking excessive amounts of casein protein powder may cause stomach discomfort, bloating, cramps, gas, and diarrhea.

Should you take casein before bed? ›

This approach has been backed up by several studies, showing that consuming casein before bed is not only absorbed while you're sleeping but that it also improves muscle recovery. Additionally, consuming casein at night before sleep has been shown to positively influence next morning's resting metabolic rate (RMR).

Is casein protein worth it? ›

Casein is a high-quality, slow-digesting protein with research-backed benefits, including: Provides all essential amino acids and nutrients—like calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium. Enhances muscle growth and strength, with research backing it to be as beneficial as whey protein.

Who should not take casein protein? ›

If you have a milk allergy, it's best to avoid taking casein protein.

Does casein burn fat overnight? ›

"Supporting this, another group found in 11 young active men that a pre-sleep casein shake actually increased the rate of fat burning the following day. This might be because casein ingestion reduces the insulin response to subsequent meals, which pushes your body to use more fat."

Is casein protein bad for your gut? ›

That being said, some people are allergic to casein or intolerant to lactose, which is often found in small amounts with the supplement. Other people may become bloated or experience other digestive symptoms, but this depends on the individual. Like whey, casein protein is very safe for human consumption.

Is casein hard on the kidneys? ›

Plant-based and dairy proteins didn't affect the kidneys quite as much. This suggests that whey, soy or casein protein shakes may be a good choice when adding protein supplements to your daily regimen. Discuss the options with your doctor or dietitian before trying any protein supplement.

How long does it take for casein protein to work? ›

Casein protein, a slow-acting protein, digests at half the speed of whey - 6 grams per hour. After 5 hours of consuming 30 grams of casein protein, you're back to baseline.

Does casein protein make you sleepy? ›

But many people crave a late-night snack, and casein protein is proving that there is more than just comfort to warm milk before bed — the casein protein in dairy could very well bring on better sleep.

Is casein an appetite suppressant? ›

Caffeine is a methylxanthine consumed in different contexts to potentiate alertness and reduce fatigue. However, caffeine can induce anxiety at high doses. Caffeine is also a minor psychostimulant that seems to act as an appetite suppressant, but there are also reports indicating that it could stimulate appetite.

Is it better to take casein protein powder with milk or water? ›

You may mix each with either water or milk. Milk will make your protein shakes — especially those with casein — thicker. If possible, mix your protein powder and liquid with a blender bottle or other type of blender instead of a spoon. Doing so will ensure a smoother consistency and more equal dispersion of protein.

Which is better, creatine or casein? ›

Whereas whey and casein protein stimulates muscle protein building, creatine increases muscle mass by increasing exercise capacity, so it can help you push more, lift more, do more during your workout and training sessions, and by doing so, it helps to build more muscle both short and long-term!

What foods are high in casein? ›

Dairy Products

All cow's milk AND goat's milk contains casein. Cream, half and half, yogurt and sour cream are other obvious sources of the protein. Ice cream, butter, cheese and pudding also contain it. Foods made with these products -- such as cream-based soups, sherbet, pudding and custard -- are also casein-rich.

What are the symptoms of casein intolerance? ›

But the most common symptoms of casein intolerance you'll observe include:
  • Diarrhoea, gas, and constipation.
  • Stomach ache, bloating, and cramps.
  • Hives, eczema, and rashes.
  • Joint pain and fatigue.
  • Behavioural changes.
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Is it better to take casein or whey protein in the morning? ›

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