Collagen Coffee
By Beauty Food"This has finally gotten me off my 3 a day latte addiction!"
- Jennifer B.
Beauty Food is our sister brand, available here for those who'd like to combine orders and save on shipping!
Stress affects your skin as much as your health. This collagen protein coffee is formulated with Siberian Ginseng, traditionally used to better cope with stress.
Coffee, the perfect morning ritual and our daily moment of bliss. But, many people add too much dairy and sugar to their coffee which can spike insulin, trigger acne and change your hormone levels. That’s why Beauty Lift was created.
Each serve is $2.17 when buying a tub, $2.85 in sachets. Switch up for your daily cafe coffee and save over $400 per year! Designed to dissolve in hot or cold water, so you can use as an iced coffee too.
The unique formula includes:
- Buttermilk, which has the vitamins and minerals of milk without spiking your insulin
- Siberian Ginseng, traditionally used to increase energy and better cope with stress
- 2,500mg of collagen to make supplementation an effortless part of your daily routine
- Very low sugar and lightly sweetened with monk fruit (not too sweet!)
Mix one serve (2 heaped teaspoons) in one cup of hot water. Add your choice of milk and sweetener to taste (optional).
Switch up for your daily cafe coffee and save over $400 per year! Or have this as your second coffee of the day without the sweaty palms. Designed to dissolve in hot or cold water, so you can use as an iced coffee too.
Energy, 152 kJ / 36 Cal
Protein, 4.3g
Gluten, Nil detected
Fat, 0.3g
- - Saturated Fat, 0.2g
Carbohydrate, 3.6g
- - Sugars, 1.8g
Sodium, 21mg
Dietary Fibre, 0.3g
Vitamin C, 16.8mg (42% RDI)
Caffeine, 102mg
PLEASE NOTE: Due to a misprint the sachets say 152 Cal but rest assured this product is 36 Cal! 152 Cal is essentially a large flat white.
Ingredients: Buttermilk Powder (34%, milk), Arabica Coffee Powder (34%), Grass-fed Bovine Collagen (25%), Acacia Fibre, Siberian Ginseng Extract (2%), Guar Gum, Monk Fruit Extract, Ascorbic Acid.
CONTAINS CAFFEINE
"I don't get the usual jitters and if I do have a flat white I can still have this one as my second"
- Libby
A classic Arabica Coffee with the creaminess of buttermilk
Buttermilk has the vitamins and minerals of milk without spiking your insulin, and it gives this brew that thick creamy top reminiscent of a cafe coffee.
Collagen Protein
Low Sugar
Low Calories
No Nasties
Curb Cravings
Support Joints
Support Skin
Support Gut Health
Why Collagen Protein?
Collagen is an odourless, tasteless, dairy free protein source. You'll love it because it's a great environmentally friendly option and easier on the gut than other proteins like whey. There's also a bunch of new research suggesting it's beneficial for gut health, joint and tendon health, recovery and hair, skin and nails.
Made for Pack Flippers
You care about what goes into your food, and we do too. It's not just about great macros, it's also about clean ingredients your body will recognise as real food.
Trusted by the pros
Belinda Kirkpatrick, Clinical Nutritionist and Naturopath
Penny Benjamin, Nutritionist
Emma Chapman, Dietitian
Frequently bought with
- Elvira R.Rated 5 out of 5 starsCollagen coffee
very nice love it when i make smoothies i mix some in
- Jennifer B.Rated 5 out of 5 starsThank you for this!
Just wanted to let you know this has finally gotten me off my 3 a day latte addiction. I used to get headaches and brain fog when trying to cut down on coffee but one cup of this and I'm totally fine! I don't feel like I "need" another coffee either. I've lost of few kilos and it's saving me about $10 a day, $3650 per year! So happy xx
- Libby B.Rated 5 out of 5 starsYummy, not too sweet
I originally was just going to buy the Hot Chocolate but thought I'd try this too and it's great! Perfect amount of caffeine, I don't get the usual jitters I do from my cafe coffee and if i do have a flat white I can still have this one as my second and not be a nervous wreak. It's also about half the cost of my regular cafe coffee so big thumbs up!
Frequently asked questions
Collagen is an odourless, tasteless, dairy free protein source that's a co-product of beef. We like it because it's a great environmentally friendly option and easier on the gut than other proteins like whey. There's also a bunch of new research suggesting it's beneficial for gut health, joint and tendon health, recovery and hair, skin and nails.
We use grass-fed and grass finished bovine hydrolysed collagen peptides from Argentina. We're working on Australia made collagen.
Yes! And more environmentally friendly than other protein sources such as whey, soy and pea.
Collagen is a co-product of animal agriculture which means if we weren't using it for a health food product it'd be going to landfill.
While grass-fed collagen isn't any better nutritionally speaking than grain-fed collagen, grass-fed is kinder to the planet.
Designed to be enjoyed by anyone 16 years and older.
It's not recommended for kids 15 years and under due to the caffeine.
It's not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding mums because of the caffeine.
We can't give you that advice so you need to speak with your dietitian but we have had feedback from dietitians that all our products are suitable for diabetics.
No, collagen comes from animal sources so collagen is not vegan. There are plant based "collagen" powders starting to appear which essentially mimic the same amino acid profile of natural collagen, but to date there's not a lot of research showing it's efficacy and the research that does exist suggests you'd need 6 times as much to get a similar effect.
There are also vegan “collagen” products out there that don’t contain any collagen but claim to increase the body's own collagen production.
We do have many customers following a plant based diet who consume our products as a way to get important nutrients without eating meat. Think of collagen as an odourless, tasteless white powdered form of bone broth.
Not yet, sorry
This product is good for up to 12 months. The date on the product is a best before date, not an expiry date, which means it's a question of taste after that date.