XWERKS Grow vs MBG Clear Whey
XWERKS Grow
vs MBG Clear Whey
Two grass-fed whey isolates with clean labels. One is creamy and classic. The other is clear and refreshing. The real differences are in the details.
Shop Grow NowXWERKS Grow and mindbodygreen’s clear grass-fed whey protein isolate+ are both premium whey isolates from grass-fed sources with clean ingredient lists. But they deliver protein in very different formats.
Grow is a traditional creamy whey shake with 25g protein from New Zealand grass-fed cows, sweetened with stevia. MBG’s clear whey is a lighter, juice-like format with 22g protein from Irish/Dutch grass-fed cows, sweetened with monk fruit. This page covers every difference that matters.
Protein Content
Grow delivers 25g per scoop vs MBG’s 22g. Over a month of daily use, that’s 90 extra grams of protein from Grow. Both trigger muscle protein synthesis with adequate leucine, but Grow gives you more per serving.
Clean Formulation
MBG has an edge on purity — no gums, no emulsifiers, and monk fruit instead of stevia. Grow uses xanthan gum (safe and minimal) and stevia. Both avoid artificial sweeteners entirely. MBG also has 4 rounds of ISO-certified third-party testing.
Format & Experience
This is the biggest difference. Grow mixes into a classic creamy protein shake. MBG Clear is a light, refreshing, juice-like drink (pink lemonade). If you want a traditional shake, Grow. If you want something lighter for hot days or mid-afternoon, MBG Clear is a nice alternative.
Value
Grow is significantly better value at ~$2.30/serving with 30 servings per bag. MBG Clear runs ~$3.00+/serving with fewer servings. MBG’s premium pricing reflects their wellness brand positioning and extensive testing protocol.
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Get XWERKS GrowThis comparison is based on publicly available nutrition labels and pricing as of 2026. mindbodygreen clear whey protein nutrition may vary. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.