Protein Powder Suggestions?
SwampWitch666
Posts: 110 Member
I just bought a carton of powdered Muscle Milk and upon closer inspection at home, I realized that I get my 32g from /two/ scoops (350cal) rather than just one, which at a glance I assumed I was buying. Bummer, I was really hoping that for that high of a calorie count I'd be getting more protein... not to mention I did a tid bit of research and a lot of people have been commenting about it not being that really great for you to begin with. I haven't opened the container, so if I can't find anything better I'll be returning it.
Taste is a huge priority of mine, just simple chocolate or vanilla/sweetcream would be fine as long as it's good.
So I'm looking for higher protein, lower calorie, good taste. Any suggestions? Something I could get at the grocery store or GNC? Can't order anything online right now.
Unless you can change my mind about the Muscle Milk, that is. I'm open for discussion. ;D
Taste is a huge priority of mine, just simple chocolate or vanilla/sweetcream would be fine as long as it's good.
So I'm looking for higher protein, lower calorie, good taste. Any suggestions? Something I could get at the grocery store or GNC? Can't order anything online right now.
Unless you can change my mind about the Muscle Milk, that is. I'm open for discussion. ;D
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In order of quality:
Whey Natural USA
Ultra Peptide 2.0 (best tasting IMO and a 50/50 whey/casein mix)
Optimum Nutrition0 -
Optimum Nutrition - vanilla ice cream
Tasty whey protein powder.
Just picked up 15 serving container for $11
110 calories
10 calories from fat
1g sugar
23g protein
I'm not sure if that would be better for you, but the calorie to protein ratio is a bit more reasonable.0 -
I've only ever bought the Body Fortress Chocolate. It is $16 at Walmart.
1 scoop is 30 g protein and 170 calories. I think 7 carbs.
It is the only kind I've ever seen at a grocery store. It tastes good, but really sweet. I mix it with 2 cups of unsweetened vanilla almond milk. Have to use a hand mixer or shake it violently to mix out all the gritty chunks.0 -
Thanks for the suggestions guys! I don't use powders as meal replacements or anything, I normally add them to foods (like smoothies, oatmeal, pancakes, etc.) for that extra "umph" throughout the day so the low calories means a lot. Under 200cal is perfect, actually. You guys rock! I'll do some research on the brands listed!0
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optimum nutrition is pretty much the only one you need0
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optimum nutrition is pretty much the only one you need eBay $50 for 77 servings0
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Cellucor or Optimum Nutrition.
The Whole Food's 365 brand isn't too bad, either.0 -
Optimum Nutrition is the best I've found. I order On Amazon to save money.0
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