What is Evoexcel?
Evoexcel (Whey Protein Isolate + Concentrate) from SportSeries is a whey protein powder made by combining:
- 55% whey protein isolate (WPI).
- 40% whey protein concentrate (WPC).
This means that 95% of its formula is made up of these two protein sources. The isolate makes up the majority and is blended with concentrate to get a shake with a high amount of protein and an incredible texture.
Depending on the flavor chosen, Evoexcel provides up to 26 g of protein in a 30 g serving.
A mix of whey isolate and concentrate to easily boost daily protein intake.
55% isolate + 40% whey concentrate
Evoexcel combines two of the most used whey protein forms:
- Whey protein isolate (WPI): The main source of the formula and stands out for its high protein concentration.
- Whey protein concentrate (WPC): Completes the blend and helps achieve a shake with more body.
The 55% WPI + 40% WPC ratio brings both sources into a single product, keeping a high amount of protein across all its flavors.
The proteins:
- Contribute to increasing muscle mass.
- Contribute to maintaining muscle mass.
- Contribute to the maintenance of bones under normal conditions.
How much protein does Evoexcel provide?
The exact amount depends on the flavor chosen, as the ingredients used to develop each variety can slightly alter its nutritional values.
Evoexcel provides:
- Up to 86 g of protein per 100 g.
- Up to 26 g of protein per 30 g serving.
Whey protein contains all essential amino acids and naturally presents branched-chain amino acids BCAA, including leucine, isoleucine, and valine.
A single serving lets you add up to 26 g of protein to shakes, breakfasts, snacks, or training-related preparations.
nzmp™ raw materials from Fonterra™
To make Evoexcel we use exclusively nzmp™ protein raw materials from Fonterra™, for both its isolate and whey concentrate fractions.
These proteins come from pasture-fed cows and have been selected to achieve:
- A high protein concentration.
- A complete amino acid profile.
- Good dispersion when preparing the shake.
- A balanced and pleasant texture.
With DigeZyme® and bovine colostrum
Evoexcel doesn’t just contain whey isolate and concentrate. Its formula also includes DigeZyme® and bovine colostrum.
DigeZyme® enzyme complex
DigeZyme® is a combination of five enzymes:
- Protease.
- Amylase.
- Lactase.
- Lipase.
- Cellulase.
Bovine colostrum
Colostrum is the first milk secretion produced by mammals after birth. It’s a dairy ingredient that contains proteins and other components naturally present.
Its inclusion sets Evoexcel apart from typical formulas made only with whey protein.
More than 10 flavors to choose from
Evoexcel is available in a wide range of flavors so you can pick the one that best fits your preferences:
- Classics: Chocolate, Vanilla and Strawberry.
- Chocolate combos: Chocolate & Hazelnut, Chocolate & Peanut, Chocolate & Cookies, or White Chocolate.
- Fruity: Strawberry and Strawberry & Banana.
- Dessert-inspired: Forest Fruit Cheesecake and Turrón.
You can prepare it with water for a lighter shake, or use milk or a plant-based drink if you prefer a creamier texture.
How to prepare Evoexcel?
1. Pour 200-250 ml of water, milk or plant-based drink into a shaker.
2. Add 30 g of Evoexcel.
3. Close the shaker and shake for a few seconds until a smooth mix is reached.
Adding the liquid first helps the powder disperse better and prevents it from sticking to the bottom of the shaker.
You can adjust the amount of liquid to get the texture you want:
- Less liquid: More intense and creamy shake.
- More liquid: Lighter and smoother shake.
Personalize your shake
Evoexcel can be taken on its own or combined with other foods to create different shakes, breakfasts and snacks.
- Add fruit: Banana, strawberries, red berries or other fruits; depending on the flavor you chose and what pairs best with it.
- Pair it with cocoa or coffee: To intensify or modify its flavor.
- Use spices: Cinnamon, vanilla or other options you prefer.
- Mix with creamy foods: Yogurt, strained cottage cheese or nut butter.
- Add it to your recipes: Porridges, bowls, pancakes or baked dishes.
- Pair it with creatine: You can add your dose of Creatine Monohydrate directly to the shake.
When to take Evoexcel?
There isn’t a single obligatory moment to take protein. You can use Evoexcel when you need to top up your daily intake:
- In breakfast.
- Between meals.
- Before or after training.
- As part of a snack.
- In recipes with higher protein content.
Having it around training is a convenient option, but the total protein consumed throughout the day is the most important factor.
Who is Evoexcel for?
Evoexcel is designed for people seeking a practical way to increase their protein intake, regardless of whether they train.
It can be especially useful for:
- Athletes and physically active people.
- People looking to increase or maintain their muscle mass.
- Those who need to boost their breakfasts or snacks with protein.
- People who prefer a shake with isolate and concentrate whey.
- People seeking an easy-to-prepare protein available in several flavors.
Frequently asked questions about Evoexcel
What’s the difference between Evoexcel, Evowhey Protein and Evolate 2.0?
Evowhey Protein is mainly made with whey protein concentrate, while Evolate 2.0 uses whey protein isolate.
Evoexcel combines both sources in a specific ratio of 55% WPI + 40% WPC and adds DigeZyme® and bovine colostrum.
How much protein does each shake provide?
A 30 g serving provides up to 26 g of protein, depending on the chosen flavor. Check the nutrition table of the variety selected to know the exact value.
Do I have to prepare it in a shaker?
No. The shaker is the quickest and most convenient option, but you can also use a blender, mix it by hand or add it to yogurts, porridges and other recipes. For shakes, we recommend using a shaker every time.
Is it better with water or milk?
Depends on your preferences. With water you get a lighter shake. With milk or a plant-based drink you get a creamier texture and the nutritional values of the final preparation change.
Can I take it before or after training?
Yes. You can take it before or after training, or at any other time of day you need to meet your protein intake.
Can I combine Evoexcel with creatine?
Yes. You can add creatine directly to the same shake.
Does it contain lactose?
Evoexcel contains whey isolate and concentrate sourced from milk, so it isn’t lactose-free protein. Although it includes lactase within the DigeZyme® complex, it isn’t recommended for people with lactose intolerance.
Can it replace a full meal?
Evoexcel is a source of protein, but it isn’t formulated as a complete meal substitute. It can be used to supplement breakfasts, snacks and other preparations within a varied, balanced diet.
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