Why can't I find a protein powder that isn't gross?
danprin1
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Hello! I can't seem to find a protein powder that isn't either chalky or gross tasting...Please help with your favorite protein powders! Thanks!
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optimum nutrition oats & whey
now foods whey isolate is good in quality but doesn't taste great.
You can also use a little milk instead of water depending on your caloric allowances0 -
What are you mixing it with?
I buy weider or another brand (can't remember atm) but I mix it in with my fruit smoothie...0 -
If you aren't vegan, try whey protein or casein. If you are, soy protein is slightly better tasting and textured than pea, hemp, or rice protein IMO.
I used to use Optimum Nutrition or Six Star whey protein; now I use soy from the same brands.1 -
Are you lacking in protein?0
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Thank you for you're replies! I mix mine with milk and fruit.. I'm new to this so ill try a couple of the suggestions and see how they go!0
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Just buy an unflavored one. Then you can add it to anything and it won't impact the taste. I use Piping Rock.0
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I really dig this
amazon.com/gp/product/B000QSNYGI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
If you think it sucks you must think a party in your mouth sucks.0 -
Optimum Nutrition all the way! Their whey protein - in vanilla ice cream or chocolate - love it. I mix with skim milk. For shakes - I use almond milk.0
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BSN syntha 6 is pretty damn tasty btw, but the quality is not so great and it's a ton of extra calories0
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This is my favorite. And in addition to protein, it's packed with lots of other nutrients:
Garden of Life RAW Organic Protein Chocolate
http://amzn.com/B007SYSQ7K
I like to drink it mixed into Silk brand Dark Chocolate Almond Milk0 -
I just get chocolate and mix it with milk. I'm not sure of all of the brands I've tried but I've never had a bad chocolate variety. The only kind I've ever had that I didn't like was vanilla flavored (also the only time I deviated from my "if it's not chocolate, why eat it?" methodology of choosing protein powder.)0
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UMP is really good. We do vanilla flavor. Mix with ice, water, cocoa powder, dry oats, natural peanut butter for a No-bake cookie shake0
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Quest Protein Powders. I've only tried the Vanilla Milkshake and it's sooo yum on its own with water. I sometimes mix in a serving of pb2 or some strawberries if I want some variety. Really good for cooking, too.0
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The key is to mix with a combination of almond butter and fruit to make the taste and consistency more to your liking. None of the protein powders taste good when you first start using them. Eventually the taste grows on you and you can drink it straight.0
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yanamadula wrote: ». None of the protein powders taste good when you first start using them.
I've never had one that tasted bad
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Cellucor and Mutant are my favourites. Cookies n' Cream and Birthday Cake flavours are awesome.0
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I couldn't even tell you what any of the protein powders I've tried taste like!
I mix mine in a ninja with a load of other things. Fruit, spinach,pb2,chia etc etc
If the protein powder tastes cack, I wouldn't know lol0 -
Sorry, to answer your question. Optimum nutrition and Quest seem to come out on top in taste reviews0
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Trutein. Look up the reviews.0
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Proto whey power crunch! But... It has artificial sweetener (no aftertaste and I am extremely picky). Mix w water or coconut water.0
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I stay clear of the ones with any sweeteners or flavors because I get sick of them fast. I like promix, it's bland but I never get sick of it.0
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I've been adding Great Lakes gelatin to my smoothies, the "green bottle" (as opposed to the red or orange varieties) won't clump or thicken up like other gelatins. It's nothing but protein.0
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I've been grooving on the Muscle Milk 100 calorie in Chocolate for a couple of bags now. It's probably not nearly as hardcore as some of the others listed above, but it's a nice boost for my vegetarian diet.1
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I've been adding Great Lakes gelatin to my smoothies, the "green bottle" (as opposed to the red or orange varieties) won't clump or thicken up like other gelatins. It's nothing but protein.
I thought you were joking, but then I looked it up. Not sure about the amino acid profile. I like the fact that whey is high in leucine.0 -
Premier protein shakes are premise - 30 grams protein and low calories0
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Cellucor and Quest win in my books!0
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Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard 100% Whey for me! My favorite is the Double Double Chocolate with Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Breeze. Only 150 calories!0
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Definitely Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard..I think the flavor I have is extreme milk chocolate and it is amazing. I just blend it with ice and unsweetened almond milk. Seriously tastes like a milk shake. I also had problems trying to find a protein powder that didn't taste awful previously.0
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