Product guide

MORE NUTRITION Protein Iced Matcha Latte, Strawberry Cheesecake, 500 g

MORE NUTRITION Protein Iced Matcha Latte combines matcha powder with whey protein in a strawberry cheesecake flavour. The listing states 20 g of protein per serving and recommends blending or shaking 25 g of powder with cold liquid.

At a glance

Combines matcha green tea powder with whey protein.
The listing claims 20 g of protein per serving and 20 servings per container.
Suggested preparation is with cold liquid in a blender or shaker. The liquid can be varied to change consistency.
The ingredient list names matcha green tea powder, strawberry powder, milk-derived ingredients, and sweeteners.

Price

£27.99Save 30%

Reference price: ~~£39.99~~

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Provides a stated 20 g of protein per 25 g serving, with matcha in the same drink mix.
Can be prepared with water, milk or a plant-based drink, according to the listing.
The flavour and serving count are clearly identified.

Cons

The product contains milk, soy and wheat, so it is unsuitable for people who need to avoid those listed allergens.
The listing includes sweeteners, including sucralose and steviol glycosides, despite a separate feature claim saying there are no artificial sweeteners.

Technical specifications

15 specifications

Identity and formulation
Brand	MORE NUTRITION
Flavour	Strawberry Cheesecake
Diet type	Vegetarian
Protein source	Whey
Servings per container	20
Protein per serving	20 g
Caffeine description	Caffeinated
Allergens	Contains: Milk, Soy, Wheat
Country of origin	Germany

Dimensions and weight
Dimensions listed	10.5 x 10.5 x 20.7 centimetres
Weight listed	500 Grams

Preparation and caffeine
Recommended serving	25 g of powder (1 measuring spoon, inside)
Suggested liquid amount	300 ml cold liquid
Caffeine content in feature details	28 mg/100 ml
Caffeine content in safety information	23 mg / 100 ml

What to know before buying

The safety text says the powder is not suitable for consumption on its own and advises against use by children or pregnant or breastfeeding women. It also warns people with swallowing difficulties, or anyone taking glucomannan with too little fluid, about choking risk. Follow the package directions and take with plenty of water.

Listing details to confirm

Listing details conflict: a feature claims no artificial sweeteners and 95% less sugar, while the ingredient list names sucralose and steviol glycosides and says 90% less sugar when prepared. Caffeine is listed as both 28 mg/100 ml and 23 mg / 100 ml. Check the product packaging for the applicable formulation and figures. The recommended liquid also differs between sections, which suggest almond milk alone or 150 ml oat drink with 150 ml water.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Adults looking for a cold matcha drink mix that also supplies whey protein.
Buyers who want a flavoured protein powder that can be mixed with water, dairy milk or a plant-based drink.

Less suited to

Anyone avoiding milk, soy or wheat.
People seeking a caffeine-free matcha powder or a product without artificial sweeteners.

Frequently asked questions

How many servings are listed in the 500 g container?

The listing states 20 servings. Its recommended serving is 25 g of powder.

How does the listing suggest preparing it?

It suggests mixing 25 g with cold liquid in a blender or shaker. It gives differing liquid suggestions in separate sections, so check the package directions for the selected product.

Does it contain caffeine and artificial sweeteners?

It is described as caffeinated, but the listing gives two different caffeine figures. Its ingredient list includes sucralose and steviol glycosides, despite a conflicting claim about no artificial sweeteners.

Which allergens are declared?

The listing declares milk, soy and wheat.