Gorilla Mode Protein is listed as Gorilla Whey
The official Gorilla Mind page at the Gorilla Mode Protein address now sells Gorilla Whey. This is a protein powder made with whey isolate and whey concentrate. Gorilla Mode pre-workout is a separate product, so its caffeine and performance ingredients should never be transferred to the protein powder’s description.
Peanut Butter Cup: the exact nutrition label
The manufacturer’s Peanut Butter Cup panel lists 27 servings, with one scoop weighing approximately 38.7 g. Each serving provides:
- 25 g protein and 140 calories.
- 2.5 g total fat and 4 g carbohydrate.
- 2 g fiber, 1 g total sugar and 0 g added sugar.
- 230 mg sodium.
These figures describe that flavor and serving size. A scoop of powder is not the same thing as a scoop of pure protein: the 38.7 g serving also contains flavoring and the other listed ingredients. Use the actual flavor’s panel when logging nutrition or comparing containers.
What the protein blend contains
Whey protein isolate appears first in the ingredient list, followed by whey protein concentrate. The manufacturer describes the inputs as isolate 90% and concentrate 80%; those percentages describe the protein ingredients, not a claim that the finished powder contains 90% protein or that the blend is 90% isolate.
The Peanut Butter Cup ingredients also include cocoa powder, peanut flour, xanthan gum, natural flavors, Himalayan rock salt, acesulfame potassium, sucralose, papain and lactase. The allergen statement identifies milk and peanut. Added lactase does not change the milk-allergen declaration, and the label does not certify this flavor as lactose-free.
How to compare it with another protein powder
Compare equal amounts of protein rather than equal scoop sizes. An isolate-only powder and this isolate/concentrate blend may have different calories, carbohydrate, fat and serving weights even when both provide 25 g protein. Compare the ingredient and allergen lists alongside the nutrition totals.
For value, divide the actual purchase price by the number of labeled servings, then check how much protein each serving supplies. Keep one-time prices separate from subscription offers. A bigger tub or a smaller scoop alone cannot establish better value.
Keep expectations specific
Gorilla Mind’s product Q&A states that the protein powder contains no creatine. Treat protein, creatine and pre-workout as separate purchasing decisions rather than assuming a branded stack is necessary. This is a label review; taste, digestive comfort and mixing performance have not been personally tested here.
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Sources and review notes
Reviewed October 12, 2026. Manufacturer reference. Manufacturer reference. Manufacturer reference. This is editorial guidance based on identified labels and sources, not a report of personal product testing. Product versions and offers can change.
