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Free Soul x PerfectTed Matcha Protein Powder

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Your morning matcha was already non-negotiable. Now it can do more for you.

 

Free Soul x PerfectTed Matcha Protein gives you 18g of complete protein and 2g of Ceremonial Grade Matcha in one drink - the steady, focused energy you already rely on, plus the protein intake you've been meaning to sort. No extra shake. No blender. No compromising on taste to hit your macros.

 

It mixes smooth, sits light (DigeZyme digestive enzymes see to that), and tastes like the iced matcha latte you'd queue for - not a protein shake that happens to be green.

 

Made in collaboration with PerfectTed, the UK's favourite matcha brand , this Matcha Protein powder is formulated with a blend of Whey, Pea and Milk Isolate, plus DigeZyme® digestive enzymes for bloat-free digestion. It mixes smooth and it tastes exactly how a premium Matcha latte should. Creamy, lightly sweet. If you've been DIY-ing matcha and protein powder separately and wondering why it never quite works, this is the solution.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 18 reviews)

Olivia ★★★★★

I wasn’t sure how the 2g of ceremonial matcha would balance with the protein, but it tastes like a proper matcha latte, not chalky at all. The 18g of complete protein keeps me full through my morning meetings, and it mixes up without clumps if I use a shaker.

Olivia H. ★★★★★

It’s genuinely creamy when whisked into oat milk, and the 18g of protein is a huge upgrade over my usual plain matcha. I actually look forward to my morning shake now, and the ceremonial-grade matcha gives it a nice clean energy without any jitters.

Amelia ★★★★★

I was skeptical that a protein powder could actually taste like real matcha, but this one blends up smooth with zero chalkiness and that 18g of protein makes my post-workout shake feel like a proper breakfast. The ceramic-grade matcha gives it a clean energy lift that lasts through the afternoon wit