When your goal is to add quality size without fighting bloating or lactose-related discomfort, Applied Nutrition Beef Mass Gainer is an easy, great-tasting solution. This premium gainer combines dairy-free hydrolysed beef protein with a dual-carbohydrate matrix to deliver the calories and macros you need to recover, grow and hit your next training block hard—while keeping sugar and fat low.

Why beef protein?

Beef protein isolate is naturally lactose-free and dairy-free, making it ideal for anyone who struggles with whey or milk-based gainers. Applied Nutrition use enzymatically hydrolysed beef protein (from bovine), which is pre-digested into smaller peptides for fast mixing and efficient absorption. On pack you’ll see ~42 g protein per serving, providing a robust spectrum of essential amino acids to support muscle protein synthesis.

The “mass” part—clean calories that work

Each serving delivers around 452 kcal with ~70 g of dual-source carbohydrates to refill glycogen and drive the protein where you need it—into recovering muscle tissue. The carb blend is designed for smooth digestion and sustained energy, so you can take it post-workout or between meals without the heavy, sluggish feel some gainers cause. Fat is kept very low (~0.5 g) and sugar is low, so you get productive calories instead of a sugar bomb.

Mixes easily, tastes great

If you’ve tried “old-school” beef shakes, forget that experience. This next-gen formula mixes easily in a shaker and comes in authentic, crowd-pleasing flavours (including Millions® Blackcurrant) with no gritty aftertaste. It’s an excellent lactose-free alternative for athletes who want mass-gainer convenience without dairy.

Who is it for?

• Hard gainers who struggle to hit a consistent calorie surplus from whole food alone.

• Lactose-sensitive athletes who can’t tolerate whey-based gainers.

• Field sport and combat athletes who need reliable refuelling after high-output sessions.

• Busy lifters who want a simple, portable way to add 400–500 kcal of productive nutrition to the day.

When to take

• Post-workout: 1 serving within 30–60 minutes after training.

• Between meals: 1 serving as a calorie-dense snack to support a daily surplus.

• Before bed (optional): If daily calories are still short, half-to-one serving can help bridge the gap.

How to use

Add 1 serving to 350–500 ml of cold water (or plant milk if you prefer) and shake for 15–20 seconds. Start with a smaller fluid volume for a thicker shake; add more water for a lighter texture. You can also blend with oats, a banana or nut butter if your calorie target is very high.

FAQ

Is it truly dairy-free and lactose-free?
Yes. The protein source is hydrolysed beef protein isolate (bovine)—not whey or milk proteins—so it’s naturally dairy-free and lactose-free. (Always check the label if you have severe allergies as products are manufactured in facilities that may also handle milk.)

How many calories and macros are in a serving?
Per the product label, a typical serving provides ~452 kcal, ≈42 g protein, ≈70 g carbohydrates, ~0.5 g fat and low sugar. Values can vary slightly by flavour and batch; always refer to your tub for the precise panel.

What’s the serving size?
Serving size varies by flavour/batch; use the included scoop and the label guidance on your tub. If you’re lighter or new to gainers, begin with ½ serving and increase as your stomach tolerates.

Will it upset my stomach?
Most users find beef isolate easy to digest compared with heavy dairy gainers. If you’re sensitive, start with a smaller serving, use extra water, and sip rather than chug.

Can I stack it with creatine or EAAs?
Absolutely. Add 5 g creatine monohydrate to your daily stack for proven strength and size benefits. EAAs/BCAAs are optional since a serving already delivers a strong essential amino acid profile.

Is it suitable for cutting?
It’s designed for mass and performance phases. During a calorie deficit, switch to a lower-calorie protein powder; however, some athletes still use a ½ serving post-workout to aid recovery within their daily targets.

How many servings are in a tub?
Tubs are typically ~3.13 kg. Servings per container and scoop weights can vary slightly; check the back panel on your flavour for the exact count.

Does it contain collagen only?
Hydrolysed beef protein contains a broad peptide mix. Applied Nutrition formulate this gainer to provide an effective essential amino acid profile for muscle building rather than relying on collagen alone.

Suitable for tested athletes?
Applied Nutrition products are known for quality manufacturing standards. Always check your batch and organisation rules; if you require third-party testing, consult your support staff.