Cheapest unflavoured protein powder

No flavour, no sweetener: usually the highest protein % in a range, and handy for cooking. Prices updated 7 Nov 2026

Australia: Bulk Nutrients Natural Australian Whey Protein Concentrate at Bulk Nutrients: A$85 per kg of protein (A$61.00 for 1 kg, 72% protein).

United States: NOW Foods Sports, Pea Protein Powder, Unflavored, 7 lbs (3,175 g) at Vitacost: US$35 per kg of protein (US$80.91 for 3.17 kg, 73% protein).

#ProductA$ per kg of proteinPriceProteinLink
1Bulk NutrientsNatural Australian Whey Protein ConcentrateWhey concentrate at Bulk NutrientsA$85A$2.55 per 30 g proteinA$61.001 kg72%labelView Bulk Nutrients Natural Australian Whey Protein Concentrate at Bulk Nutrients
2Bulk NutrientsNatural Whey Protein IsolateWhey isolate at Bulk NutrientsA$99A$2.96 per 30 g proteinA$80.001 kg81%labelView Bulk Nutrients Natural Whey Protein Isolate at Bulk Nutrients

Prices checked 7 Nov 2026 (daily), cheapest flavour and best-value size in stock, before shipping and discount codes. Protein % is from each label. How we calculate.

#ProductUS$ per kg of proteinPriceProteinLink
1NOW FoodsSports, Pea Protein Powder, Unflavored, 7 lbs (3,175 g)Plant at VitacostUS$35US$1.05 per 30 g proteinUS$80.913.17 kg73%labelView NOW Foods Sports, Pea Protein Powder, Unflavored, 7 lbs (3,175 g) at Vitacost

Prices checked 7 Nov 2026 (daily), cheapest flavour and best-value size in stock, before shipping and discount codes. Protein % is from each label. How we calculate.

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We tag a product as unflavoured when the store calls it unflavoured, natural or plain. Many flavoured products also come in an unflavoured option; when that option is the cheapest in stock, it appears in the main ranking too.

FAQ

Is unflavoured protein cheaper?

Often, per kg of protein, because there is no cocoa, flavour or sweetener taking up weight, so protein per 100 g is a few points higher.

What does unflavoured whey taste like?

Mildly milky. Most people mix it into smoothies, oats, yoghurt or baking rather than water.

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