Quality protein powder with good taste, pricey

I've been testing Organised's grass-fed beef protein powder for the past month as part of my post-workout routine. I chose this product specifically because I wanted a cleaner protein source without the typical dairy ingredients found in most whey powders. The company emphasizes their use of grass-fed beef from New Zealand farms, which appealed to my interest in more sustainable and ethical protein options.

The taste is surprisingly pleasant—I use the chocolate flavor, and it doesn't have the metallic or overly processed taste I've experienced with some other beef protein products. It mixes reasonably well with water or almond milk, though it's slightly grittier than whey protein. I haven't noticed any digestive issues, which has been a problem for me with certain dairy-based proteins in the past.

My main concern is the price point. At roughly $60 per container, it's significantly more expensive than comparable whey proteins, and the container provides fewer servings. While I appreciate the quality and sourcing, the cost makes it difficult to justify as a regular purchase for my budget. The protein content per serving is solid at 23 grams, and the ingredient list is clean without unnecessary fillers.

Organised delivers a quality grass-fed protein powder that works well for people avoiding dairy, but the premium pricing may limit its accessibility.