The Protein Works Soy Protein, Chocolate Silk, 2kg

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Product guide

The Protein Works Soy Protein, Chocolate Silk, 2kg

The Protein Works Soy Protein is a vegan soy-based powder in Chocolate Silk flavour. The listing describes it as dairy-free and egg-free, and claims up to 27g of protein per 30g serving. Customer feedback is divided on taste and mixing, so those points may matter more than the flavour name when choosing it.

At a glance

The listing claims up to 27g protein per 30g serving and under 115 calories per shake.
Soy protein isolate is the stated protein source. The product is listed as vegan, dairy-free and egg-free.
Preparation directions suggest mixing one 30g scoop with 300ml chilled water or plant-based milk.

Price

€27.19Save 24%

Reference price: ~~€35.63~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A plant-based soy option for shoppers avoiding dairy and eggs, according to the listing.
The stated 2kg pack offers a larger supply than a small trial-size pouch.

Cons

Customer feedback reports that it may not dissolve well in water and some customers say a blender is needed.
Taste and perceived quality receive mixed feedback, so Chocolate Silk may not suit everyone.

Technical specifications

15 specifications

Identity
Brand	The Protein Works
Model	Soy Protein
Flavour	Chocolate Silk
Diet type	Vegan
Protein source	Soy
Free from	Dairy Free, Egg Free
Package type	Pouch

Nutrition and use
Protein per serving	up to 27g of protein per 30g serving
Calories per shake	Under 115 calories per shake
Recommended uses	Post-Workout, Pre-Workout
Suggested preparation	300ml of chilled water or plant-based milk. Add 1 scoop (30g). Shake well for 10 secs & drink.
Ingredients	SOY Protein Isolate, Fat-Reduced Cocoa Powder, Flavouring, Sweetener (Sucralose). Made in a factory that handles milk, egg, cereals with gluten, peanuts, nuts & soya.

Pack and dimensions
Pack weight	2 Kilograms
Servings listed in product details	71
Dimensions listed	12 x 27.2 x 32 centimetres

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details conflict on servings: the title says 66, while product details say 71. The product copy also describes protein as up to 27g per serving, so the amount is not presented as a guaranteed minimum. Packaging and product name may vary. The factory is stated to handle milk, egg, gluten-containing cereals, peanuts, nuts and soya, despite the listed dairy-free and egg-free claims, so buyers with relevant allergies should consider this cross-contact information.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Vegan and vegetarian shoppers looking for a soy protein powder.
Buyers seeking a chocolate-flavoured powder for a post-workout or pre-workout shake.
People comfortable preparing powder with a shaker or blender and accepting varied taste feedback.

Less suited to

People avoiding soy or needing to avoid any product made in a facility that handles milk, egg, gluten-containing cereals, peanuts or nuts.
Buyers who prioritise easy dissolution in water or want a consistently well-liked flavour.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4 / 5 · 621 ratings

5 stars59%59%
4 stars14%14%
3 stars10%10%
2 stars6%6%
1 star11%11%

Customer feedback is mixed on taste, quality, value, texture and digestibility. Some appreciate the smooth texture and say it does the job, while others dislike the taste or find it poor value. Mixability and solubility are recurring concerns in the supplied feedback, including reports that it does not dissolve well in water and may need a blender. One customer reports it sits better than whey shakes, but that should not be treated as a general outcome. For buyers using the stated 30g serving in water or plant-based milk, preparation may be a practical drawback. Ratings lean positive overall, but the distribution also includes a notable range of lower ratings.

Positive themes

Some customers say the powder does the job.
Some customers appreciate its smooth texture.

Negative themes

Customer feedback reports difficulty dissolving it in water, with some saying a blender is needed.

Mixed feedback

Taste, quality, value for money, texture and digestibility receive mixed feedback.

Frequently asked questions

How much protein does the listing claim per serving?

It claims up to 27g per 30g serving. The wording is an upper claim, not a stated minimum.

How should the powder be prepared?

The directions say to add one 30g scoop to 300ml chilled water or plant-based milk, shake for 10 seconds and drink.

How many servings are in the pouch?

The listing is inconsistent: the title says 66 servings, while product details say 71. Check the selected pack information before buying.

Is this powder suitable for someone avoiding dairy and eggs?

It is listed as dairy-free and egg-free, but the ingredient information says it is made in a factory that handles milk and egg. Consider that cross-contact statement if you have an allergy.