KE Keto Collagen Protein Powder - 0g Net Carbs - 60 Servings per Container - Grass-Fed Pasture-Raised Bovine Collagen Peptides - Keto Paleo Epileptic and Diabetic Friendly - Low Allergen

When KE’s customers asked us to round out our FatFor bar keto macros by adding protein to our fat-crafted goodness, we experimented with everything from pea, hemp, and goat’s milk powders to free range eggs and cricket flour. In the end, we landed on collagen and developed a sourcing relationship for ethically raised cattle. As a protein, collagen peptides- Add zero carbs- Are low in the allergen/FODMAP spectrum- Are virtually tasteless, colorless, and odorless and mix instantly- Help bind ingredients together instead of using fruit, sugar, or chemicals- Have been used for decades to support health and beauty goals- Contain the amino acids glycine, proline, alanine and hydroxyprolineNow KE delivers the same responsibly-raised keto collagen proteins to your home. Add it to everything from coffee and soup to pie crusts and casseroles... (and chocolate sauce!) to bolster protein and reduce sugar while binding ingredients.KETO COLLAGEN PROTIEN POWDER INGREDIENTS | Bovine Collagen PeptidesKETO COLLAGEN PROTIEN POWDER ALLERGEN INFO | Hand packaged in a kitchen that uses Tree Nuts, Milk, Eggs, Peanuts, and Sesame Seeds. For specific allergen concerns, please contact us.Why Ethically-Raised Cattle? At KE, we love protein but love our animals even more. With a goal of full transparency to you, our customers, we source a minimum standard of predominantly grass-fed, pasture-raised collagen and are continuously working with our partners as we grow to secure exclusively grass-fed, pasture raised ingredients. Please contact us with questions on a specific lot number’s sourcing.Is KE's Keto Collagen Protein Powder Kosher? KE uses collagen from predominantly grass-fed, pasture-raised cows from Brazil, not pork. Our supplier is certified as Kosher, but our packaging process is not... yet!?Net Carbs per Serving = Total Carbs Minus Dietary Fiber & Sugar Alcohols