Protein Powder

Protein powder is one of the easiest ways to hit your daily protein targets, support muscle recovery, and fill the gaps a busy lifestyle leaves behind. Clean Nutrition's protein powder has no unnecessary additives, just quality protein made from clean and simple ingredients.

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Black whey protein package with banana flavor and clean nutrition label on a white background

Clean Nutrition Whey Protein

$59.90

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Clean Nutrition Pea Protein

$37.90

Package of fava bean protein powder with 'clean nutrition' branding on a white background

Clean Nutrition Fava Bean Protein

$29.90

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Clean Nutrition Whey Protein Powder Single Serve Sachet

$2.00 $1.80

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Clean Nutrition Whey Protein Bundle

$119.80 $107.82

Clean Nutrition's protein powders are made with clean, simple ingredients, no fillers, no unnecessary additives, just protein where it counts.

The range covers whey protein concentrate (made from NZ grass-fed whey), pea protein, and fava bean protein. Whey is fast-absorbing and high in leucine, which makes it a solid choice for post-workout recovery and muscle building. Pea and fava bean protein are plant-based alternatives that work well for those avoiding dairy, with a fuller amino acid profile than most single-source plant proteins.

All Clean Nutrition protein powders are made in New Zealand. If you're just starting out, any of the three will serve you well. Athletes and regular gym-goers often gravitate toward whey for recovery; plant-based options suit those with dietary restrictions or anyone looking to reduce animal product intake.

Timing matters less than consistency, but most people find it easiest to use protein powder straight after a workout or as part of a higher-protein meal or snack. If you want to understand how protein actually works in the body, 3 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Protein is worth reading. For those over 40, Why Protein Matters Even More As You Age covers why your protein needs shift over time.

Clean Nutrition keeps it straightforward: NZ-made, filler-free, affordable protein powder, with free shipping on orders over $30.

FAQs

Yes, protein powder works well in baking. It suits recipes like protein balls , french toast , pancakes , and even apple crumble . Whey protein generally performs well in recipes with some moisture, while plant-based proteins tend to be a little more forgiving in baked goods. Check out our wide range of protein powder recipes here.

Protein powder is a concentrated protein source, typically made from whey, pea, fava beans, or a blend of plant proteins. Protein powder is not essential if you're already hitting your daily protein target through food, but if you're not hitting these targets consistently, a protein powder is one of the most practical and convenient ways to fill that gap. Protein powder is quick to use, easy to track, and is a high quality source of protein.

Want to learn more about protein intake? Check out our blog BUSTED - The 4 Biggest Protein Myths & Why You Probably Need More Than You Think!