Myprotein has just unveiled what it's calling the creamiest milkshake-inspired protein shake the brand has ever made. The UK's leading nutrition company has launched its new Impact Whey Protein Milkshake , building on the Impact Whey range that fitness fans have loved for years.

Gym lovers can get a protein fix that actually tastes like a proper treat.

Each serving packs up to 23g of protein with zero added sugar and a low fat content, all while staying under 112 calories.

The new product promises a milkshake experience without sacrificing any of the nutritional benefits people expect.

The formula behind this new shake draws on more than two decades of protein expertise from the brand.

Be one of the first to try Myprotein's 'creamiest' milkshake ever

Choose between flavours like Banana Milkshake, Chocolate Fudge, Salted Caramel, or Vanilla Ice Cream. Myprotein promises "the same high protein" content as its other products, but with the "creamiest" taste yet

Myprotein has blended its Impact Whey Protein Concentrate with grass-fed milk protein isolate to create something that feels indulgent.

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This combination is what gives the shake a thicker, creamier consistency that sets it apart from standard protein powders.

The shake comes in seven tempting flavours: Vanilla Ice Cream, Chocolate Fudge, Salted Caramel, Banana, Cookie Crumble, White Chocolate Swirl, and Chocolate Milk.

To make it, just mix one scoop with 200ml to 250ml of cold water or milk and give it a good shake for about 20 to 30 seconds.

For an even richer finish, milk is the best option. The drink is also great over ice, blended into smoothies, or stirred through your morning oats.

The product was created alongside Myprotein's Performance Advisory Board and goes through rigorous testing, which is why millions of athletes and gym-goers worldwide trust it.

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