Baking Protein Powder

£17.99

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  • DESCRIPTION

    MaxiNutrition Baking Protein | Low-Carb, High-Protein Flour Alternative

    Love baking but want to keep it lean? MaxiNutrition Baking Protein is a low-carb, high-protein substitute for flour — ideal for pancakes, muffins, brownies, and more.

    Key Benefits:
    ✔ 500g Bag
    ✔ 81g protein per 100g supports muscle growth & maintenance 
    ✔ 95% less carbs than regular flour ideal for low-carb diets
    ✔ Flavourless & gluten-free perfect for sweet or savoury recipes
    ✔ No added sugar smart, clean nutrition
    ✔ Heat-resistant to 180°C easy to bake with Simply swap up to 40% of your regular flour for Baking Protein and enjoy high-protein bakes without compromising on taste or texture.

  • KEY BENEFITS

    Key Benefits of MaxiNutrition Baking Protein

    🥚 81g Protein per 100g – High in protein to support muscle growth and maintenance

    🥞 Perfect for Sweet & Savoury Bakes – Great for everything from muffins to pizza

    ⬇️ Low Carb – Protein-rich alternative to traditional flour

    🔥 Heat-Stable up to 180°C – Ideal for all your baking needs

    🌱 Suitable for Vegetarians – Clean and simple formulation

    🚫 No Added Sugar – Just the essentials, no extras

    🌾 Gluten-Free – Safe for those with gluten intolerance

  • WHY CHOOSE

    MaxiNutrition Baking Protein is the ideal choice for those living an active, health-conscious lifestyle.


    With 81g of protein per 100g, it’s a powerful way to support muscle growth and recovery — even on rest days. It’s also perfect for anyone following a low-carb diet, containing just 3.8g of carbs per 100g compared to over 70g in standard flour. Made from 99% milk protein, this gluten-free, flavourless powder contains no added sugar, colourings, or artificial flavours, making it a clean, high-quality alternative for protein-packed, low-carb baking.

  • Nutritional Information

    Ingredients: Milk protein concentrate (98.7%), raising agent (sodium hydrogen carbonate), starch, acidifier (citric acid).

    Nutritional values: Per 100 g, the product provides 1502 kJ (358 kcal) of energy. It contains 1.4 g of fat, of which 0.9 g are saturated fatty acids. Carbohydrates amount to 4.8 g, with 4.4 g of sugars. The protein content is 80 g, and the salt content is 0.64 g.

    Notice
    The product is not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.

    Preparation & Application
    Simply replace some of the flour in your favourite recipe with MaxiNutrition Baking Protein. For best results, replace 30%-40% of the flour. The baking protein is heat-stable up to 180°C.

Benefits of our Baking Protein Powder

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Vegetarian Friendly

Suitable for Vegetarians!

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Low Fat and No Added Sugar

MaxShake Protein Milkshakes contain less than 1.5g of fat per 100ml and without added sugar.

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Gluten-Free

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Vegetarian Friendly
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Low Fat and No Added Sugar
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Gluten-Free

Vegetarian Friendly

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Suitable for Vegetarians!

Low Fat and No Added Sugar

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  • Unlike other 'ready-to-drink' milkshakes MaxShake has no added sugar, the sugar present is naturally derived from the milk sources (4.2g per 100ml).
  • MaxShake contains 0.8g of fat per 100ml, making it almost fat free.

Gluten-Free

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  • A gluten-free diet eliminates foods containing gluten, a protein found in wheat, rye, and barley
  • Gluten-free diets can sometimes result in a loss of certain nutrients, like fiber, B vitamins, iron, and magnesium, as some gluten-containing foods are good sources of these.
  • While gluten-free diets are crucial for individuals with celiac disease, they may not offer significant health benefits for those without celiac disease or gluten sensitivity.
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So what's the deal..

Why do I need Protein?

Protein makes up 40% of the human body (in the absence of water). Protein is needed by everyone and is an essential nutrient for the growth and maintenance of muscle tissue.

Your body is in a constant state of protein turnover so it is important that you consume enough protein throughout the day to balance this out. If you are looking to develop your muscle or simply maintain it as part of active lifestyle, your requirement for protein intake increases.

  • Support muscle maintenance
  • Fuel for active lifestyles
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QS

For the Curious

When it comes to sports nutrition products we know the amount of information can be overwhelming!
So we've included some resources below to help answer the most common questions, as well as how to get in touch for more help.

All FAQs
  • What is Protein and why do I need it?

    Protein makes up 40% of the human body (in the absence of water). Protein is needed by everyone and is an essential nutrient for the growth and maintenance of muscle tissue.

    Your body is in a constant state of protein turnover so it is important that you consume enough protein throughout the day to balance this out. If you are looking to develop your muscle or simply maintain it as part of active lifestyle, your requirement for protein intake increases.

  • I am new to Sports Nutrition & Protein. Where do I start?

    When you exercise you push yourself harder which means that your diet needs to work harder for you as well. If you’ve ever asked yourself ‘What is Protein?’ and felt silly, don’t. Lots of people fail to see that protein is a key part of every exercisers diet needed in order to nourish working muscles and help support the maintenance, growth & development of muscle following exercise. Put simply, the more you train, the more protein that your body needs. Supplementing your diet with high quality protein helps you to get the most from your exercise.

  • When is best time to have Protein? And how much do I need?

    For healthy living, it is recommended you consume 0.8g of protein per kilogram of your bodyweight per day. However, exercise increases the demand on your body for more protein to achieve a balance and support your muscle maintenance and development following exercise.

    It is recommended that when you exercise, you increase your protein intake to 1-2g of protein per kilogram you weigh, per day. Ideally the best time to consume proteins is every 2-3 hours in your meals or as part of snack in between.

    After exercise, 20-30g of protein is recommended as the optimal dose of protein. Research has shown that this amount supports the development and growth of muscle tissue at this time, but you may wish to take more depending on your level of exercise, goal and weight.

  • Delivery, Return & Refund Information

    We offer two delivery options via courier Evri:

    Standard (3-4 days)
    Express (1-2 days)

    Orders placed before 1:30pm will be processed the same day (Mon-Sat), orders after this time will be processed the following day.

    Please see our returns policy for more information on returns and refunds.

    For any order-related queries, please contact the customer service team: here.

  • Need more information?

    If you'd like to learn more about the benefits of a product, scroll down the product page you're interested in and we've included extended benefits section with bullet points to easily understand what our ingredients do.

    Additionally, we have a huge catalogue of Training and Nutrition articles.

    However, if you have a specific question, or if you'd like more information please get in touch on the Contact Us page and the Maxi team will be happy to help.

When it comes to sports nutrition products we know the amount of information can be overwhelming!
So we've included some resources below to help answer the most common questions, as well as how to get in touch for more help.

All FAQs