Best protein powder

This stuff is hands down my favorite:

Vanilla is 120 cals for 25g of protein and chocolate is 130 cals at 25g of protein

http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/cellucor/cor-performance-whey.html

I have my eyes on EidoPro's 100% Whey Protein Isolate Unflavored and Unsweetened, it's 110 calories per serving with 27g protein. I am going to finish what I have now and then order this one, I have heard good things about it.

I am currently using the GNC Pro Performance Chocolate whey protein powder, it's 90 calories with 20g protein. I like the taste, just don't mix with too much water, it's pretty thin ( I only use about 4oz)

Hope it helps :-)

I"ve done lots of protein powder and made lots of misteaks but (body fortress) super advanced Whey Isolate you can get at almost any walmart, krogers, safeway stores it goes for about $20 for two pounds it is 95.8% lactose free 130 calories (per scoop) in each scoop there is 30 grams of protein very low in sugar and carbs it desolves well (what I look for most) and taste really good Vanilla anyway have not tried any other cuz vanilla you can put with anything.

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I"ve done lots of protein powder and made lots of misteaks but (body fortress) super advanced Whey Isolate you can get at almost any walmart, krogers, safeway stores it goes for about $20 for two pounds it is 95.8% lactose free 130 calories (per scoop) in each scoop there is 30 grams of protein very low in sugar and carbs it desolves well (what I look for most) and taste really good Vanilla anyway have not tried any other cuz vanilla you can put with anything.

this ^ cheap proteins is best proteins. 2lbs of isolate for less than 20 bux is good enough for me. mix 1 scoop with a cup of cartoned egg whites and you have yourself a 250 calorie,50 gram protein *give or take* post workout shake.

I've tried tons of different kinds, but my absolute favorites are Vitamin Shoppe's house brand stuff, which is relatively cheap. Vanilla and Chocolate. They mix great with lots of things (vanilla with cereal, oatmeal), or you can make "goops" easily with the chocolate, gelatin, peanut butter, and coconut oil.

It's called Bodytech Whey, and they sell it online at the VS store or Amazon.
http://www.vitaminshoppe.com/p/bodytech-whey-tech-chocolate-5-lb-powder/vs-2269

Vitamin Shoppe seems to be an East Coast chain; I dunno if they have them in your area.

GNC ISOPURE Strawberries&Cream - 50g protein and 0g carbs. Only $20 if you have their store card.

It all depends on what you are looking for. I don't like isolates because a lot of manufacturers won't tell you how much of each type of protein is in their formula. Whey protein is great after workouts as it digests fast and gets into your system quicker. Casein proteins are great for an extended flow of protein over time as it takes longer to digest and breakdown and also helps keep you from getting hungry. It depends on whether you care more about cost, effectiveness, taste, texture and mixability (not really a word). All of these should be part of your consideration because a cheap protein is no good to you if you can't stand the taste or texture, you won't finish it anyway. I love BSN's Syntha6 because it looks, tastes and has the texture of a thick delicious milkshake, even in water. However, many don't like it because it is high in calories from carbs and fat. Trutein supposedly tastes just as good as Syntha6 but is just a pricey. Many brands I've tasted I've managed to stomach but has been way to thin. Is low carb high protein your priority? Is taste and texture your priority? Is cost your priority?

Optimum is pretty good and not too expensive. I didn't try all there flavors, but a majority were okay. I've recently gotten hooked on Trutein and find the quality and taste better so far. The only downside is it is a bit on the pricey side.