Macro Mike Macro Shake Meal Replacement 7xSample Pack

Macro Mike Meal Replacement Sample Pack – 7 Plant-Based Flavours to Try

The Macro Mike Meal Replacement Sample Pack lets you try seven flavours before committing to a full bag. Each 56g sachet delivers 28g or more of plant protein, a full spectrum of vitamins and minerals, and prebiotics and probiotics — all from natural ingredients, with nothing artificial.

Key Benefits

• 28g+ plant protein per serve — Keeps you fuller for longer. Useful between meals or as a post-training option when you need real nutrition fast.
• Balanced macros for steady energy — Each serve pairs protein with healthy fats and controlled carbs, so you avoid the spike-and-crash that comes with lower-quality meal replacements.
• Gut-friendly formula — Contains Lactospore (Bacillus Coagulans) at 1 billion CFU per serve, plus prebiotic fibre from sweet potato flour. Good for digestion without the bloating some shakes cause.
• Full A–Z vitamin and mineral profile — Every serve covers a broad range of micronutrients including Vitamin D, B12, Iron, Zinc, and Magnesium. No need to stack a separate multi.
• MCT fats from coconut milk powder — Adds creaminess and provides medium-chain triglycerides for a slow-burning fat source that doesn't feel heavy.
• No artificial ingredients — Sweetened with Stevia and Thaumatin (peanut variants) or Monkfruit (almond variants). No fillers, no synthetic flavours.

Two Protein Bases, Seven Flavours

The sample pack spans both the Peanut Protein and Almond Protein ranges, so you get a direct comparison. Peanut-base flavours tend to be richer and nuttier; almond-base flavours are creamier with a lighter finish. Both hit the same 56g serving size and a similar macro split. If you've been burned by chalky plant protein shakes before, these are worth trying — the texture difference is noticeable.

What's in the Pack

The seven sachets cover the full flavour range: Golden Gaytime, Vanilla Cake Batter, and Rich Deluxe Choc (all Almond Protein), plus Salted Caramel Peanut Brittle, Choc Peanut Butter Swirl, Peanut Butter Vanilla Ice Cream, and PB Chocolate Banana (all Peanut Protein).

Directions for Use

Mix one 56g sachet with water or your preferred plant-based milk. Consume one to two serves per day, or as directed by your dietitian. This product is a formulated supplementary sports food — it should be used alongside a balanced diet and regular exercise, not as your only source of nutrition.

Suitable For

Adults looking for a plant-based meal replacement with real nutritional value. Suitable for vegans. Dairy-free and gluten-free. Not suitable for children under 15 or pregnant women. Use under medical or dietetic supervision if required.

Quality Assurance

• Allergen info (Peanut variants) — Contains Peanuts. Made in a facility that also handles Almonds and Soy.
• Allergen info (Almond variants) — Contains Almonds. Made in a facility that also handles Peanuts and Soy.
• No artificial ingredients — No artificial flavours, sweeteners, or fillers in any variant.
• Origin — Made in Queensland, Australia.

FAQs

What's the difference between the Peanut Protein and Almond Protein versions?

The protein base changes the flavour profile and slightly shifts the macro split. Peanut variants use Peanut Protein, Faba Bean Protein, and Pea Protein; almond variants use Almond Protein and Faba Bean Protein. Both deliver 28g or more of protein per serve. The sample pack includes both so you can decide which you prefer before buying a full bag.

Can this replace a full meal?

It's formulated as a meal replacement with protein, carbohydrates, fats, and a full vitamin and mineral profile in each serve. That said, it's classified as a Formulated Supplementary Sports Food and should be used alongside a nutritious diet — not as your sole source of nutrition.

Is this suitable if I'm sensitive to bloating from protein shakes?

The formula includes Lactospore (Bacillus Coagulans) and prebiotic fibre from sweet potato flour, which are included to support gut comfort. It's also free from dairy, lactose, and artificial sweeteners, which are common culprits for bloating in other shakes. Individual responses vary, but the gut-support ingredients are a deliberate part of the formula.