Looking for a good protein powder!

brittneyleighphotography
brittneyleighphotography Posts: 37 Member
edited November 16 in Recipes
Hello,

Looking for a good tasting, non-gritty protein powder the mixes easily with milk or water. I'm hoping to find something tasty that doesn't turn into a thick, nasty, gritty mess. I'm really looking for mixability and taste! Thank you!
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  • jjsilcox96
    jjsilcox96 Posts: 63 Member
    Syntha 6 chocolate is the best tasting ive found so far
  • s_pekz
    s_pekz Posts: 340 Member
    ON gold mocha cappuccino
  • betuel75
    betuel75 Posts: 776 Member
    body fortress whey isolate in vanilla or chocolate is not gritty and tastes good. Walmart.
  • Docpremie
    Docpremie Posts: 228 Member
    Syntrax Nectar is the bomb!!! It comes in a variety of flavors, although I think Caribbean Cooler, Chocolate Truffle & Vanilla are the best. Caribbean Cooler is pineapple coconut. My usual breakfast is plain Greek yogurt (6 oz), 1 scoop Caribbean Cooler, Kasha Go Lean 1 oz, roasted edamame 1 oz & fresh pineapple. It's delicious & give me 60 grams of protein in 1 meal!
  • janschweitzer33
    janschweitzer33 Posts: 2 Member
    At Vitamin Shoppe Jay Robb Whey protein in any flavor is great& 25g of protein.
  • PeterRz
    PeterRz Posts: 15 Member
    Optimum Nutrition NATURAL-- 100% Whey Protein. I use the chocolate. It's not overly sweet like many others. There's been lots of controversy about whether or not protein powders actually have what they claim. Many don't. Check labdoor to make sure.
  • jmejia5180
    jmejia5180 Posts: 2 Member
    Isopure is the best. :)
  • vlajic
    vlajic Posts: 1 Member
    Unjury.com
  • annette_15
    annette_15 Posts: 1,657 Member
    Quest :blush:
  • bdawg317
    bdawg317 Posts: 3 Member
    I second the optimum nutrition mocha cappuccino. Tastes just fine with water. Get a shaker bottle, too, if you to never want to deal with any grit.
  • blankiefinder
    blankiefinder Posts: 3,599 Member
    Trutein cinnabun! Yum.
  • 999tigger
    999tigger Posts: 5,235 Member
    Have a look at Trutein, its a bit more expensive than average, but it has all the qualities you asked for. There are a zillion reviews for it.
  • peterjens
    peterjens Posts: 235 Member
    Gold Standard Whey Protein. http://www.costco.com/Optimum-Nutrition-Gold-Standard-100%-Whey™-Protein---2pk-6lbs.product.100138945.html
  • TuraCasey
    TuraCasey Posts: 23 Member
    I'm partial to Muscle Milk...although you may have to look around for flavors other than chocolate and vanilla, possibly online. it tastes good and has a decent amount of protein per serving. My 14 year old loves it, so that should tell you something. =0
  • HB03DOG
    HB03DOG Posts: 1 Member
    If in UK try The Protien Works range
  • jimmyabbot02
    jimmyabbot02 Posts: 13 Member
    edited April 2015
    brittneyleighphotography wrote: »
    Hello,

    Looking for a good tasting, non-gritty protein powder the mixes easily with milk or water. I'm hoping to find something tasty that doesn't turn into a thick, nasty, gritty mess. I'm really looking for mixability and taste! Thank you!

    Hey try this BSN SYNTHA-6 ISOLATE CHOCOLATE MILKSHAKE. I found this shake in Fit Site Plus Forum.
  • s2mikey
    s2mikey Posts: 146 Member
    edited April 2015
    PeterRz wrote: »
    Optimum Nutrition NATURAL-- 100% Whey Protein. I use the chocolate. It's not overly sweet like many others. There's been lots of controversy about whether or not protein powders actually have what they claim. Many don't. Check labdoor to make sure.

    I agree - we use Optimum Nutrition vanilla for many recipes and straight up with almond milk for a shake. Works well. Mixes nicely, tastes good without any aftertaste, and always gets good independent test reviews for "true" content. It also has a short ingredient list which IMO is a big plus. NO sucralose and NO other weird sweeteners.
  • lastblink514
    lastblink514 Posts: 1 Member
    Definitely BSN Syntha 6. The strawberry tastes just like just like strawberry Nesquick! It doesnt have the best nutritional profile though. One of the healthiest ive found is Now Whey Protein Isolate Unflavored.
  • AshZie
    AshZie Posts: 49 Member
    I second the suggestion of Jay Robb. I also like Whey Factors vanilla and my boyfriend's favorite is Bodylogix strawberry.
  • allaboutthecake
    allaboutthecake Posts: 1,535 Member
    I really like two: Allmax Hexapro "Decadent Chocolate Milkshake" for a guilt-free chocolate shake. use the scoop & some ice cubes, whip it up in the Vitamix & its just like a choc shake. I can't tell you how many of these I'll down on a hot summer day after doing a boatload of heavy yard work!

    Trutein Cinnabun: excellent to make pancakes with.
    Trutein Mango Peach: ^^ another version.
    (okay, so 3 flavors, 2 brands. :) )
  • dannybuagsallday
    dannybuagsallday Posts: 1 Member
    I've tried many, currently have syntha6 cookies and cream flavor. Mixes well with both milk(s) and with water. Tastes great, is smooth.
  • WSOX37
    WSOX37 Posts: 1,614 Member
    Isopure
  • katerz86
    katerz86 Posts: 64 Member
    TuraCasey wrote: »
    I'm partial to Muscle Milk...although you may have to look around for flavors other than chocolate and vanilla, possibly online. it tastes good and has a decent amount of protein per serving. My 14 year old loves it, so that should tell you something. =0

    I feel like giving a 14yr old protein powder may not be a good idea, is that safe?

  • melissgo
    melissgo Posts: 3 Member
    edited April 2015
    I like Muscle Milk. The vanilla creme reminds me a bit of cake batter. I look forward to it after a workout. Also, it goes great in smoothies.
  • bepeejaye
    bepeejaye Posts: 775 Member
    edited April 2015
    I use Muscle Feast 100% Whey Protein Isolate (Unflavoured) - no regrets.
  • Mr_Knight
    Mr_Knight Posts: 9,532 Member
    allaboutthecake wrote: »
    I really like two: Allmax Hexapro "Decadent Chocolate Milkshake" for a guilt-free chocolate shake. use the scoop & some ice cubes, whip it up in the Vitamix & its just like a choc shake. I can't tell you how many of these I'll down on a hot summer day after doing a boatload of heavy yard work!

    Trutein Cinnabun: excellent to make pancakes with.
    Trutein Mango Peach: ^^ another version.
    (okay, so 3 flavors, 2 brands. :) )

    Timely thread. I've only relatively recently started incorporating powders into my daily routine. I'm (basically) PSMF-ing, and finding a lot of the time I'd rather just have a shake than so much as look at another piece of chicken breast. :smiley:

    Trutein has limited distribution in Canada, and the place I tried ordering from had no Cinnebun in stock. In fact they didn't have most of the flavours in stock. So I popped over to SVN and ordered a couple of tubs of Hexapro (Choco Peanut Butter and Cookies & Cream).

    Haven't tried casein powder before, looking forward to seeing if there's a gut-feel difference between that and the whey isolate i've been using until now.
  • Mr_Knight
    Mr_Knight Posts: 9,532 Member
    Question - can you cook with protein powders? Like, put a scoop of chocolatey flavour one into a sauce and make it molé-like?
  • JayWillisBBA_AATCIS_BA_AAMath
    JayWillisBBA_AATCIS_BA_AAMath Posts: 98 Member
    Kroger Whey Protein Powder. A canister for $9.99 on the bottom shelf. Two scoops. in water, are cheap and do the job, without coughing or gagging. Chugs easily.
  • GrandmaJackie
    GrandmaJackie Posts: 36,969 Member
    Isopure - Toasted Coconut Protein Powder Is awesome.
  • GrandmaJackie
    GrandmaJackie Posts: 36,969 Member
    seaykelli wrote: »
    Have you tried isagenix? Ive been using the products for a week. I do 2 meal replacements and eat 3 clean meals. The chocolate is so delicious, its like chocolate pudding. The strawberry cream is my fav. They're loaded with nutrients, they have 18 different aminos, and full of vitamins and minerals. You can check out the products on my page. kelliseay.isagenix.com and yes im a real person who has real weight loss goals.

    I've used this too and it's also fabulous.

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