millertc
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Is this a good protein powder to use? Thank you in advance.
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Hey War?
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millertc
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millertc
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Just make sure to mix it with skim milk or water
Seriously, I hope he answers this thread. I am not buying this stuff if it is not any good.
warneckutz
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It's not a bad choice of protein, but there are some other options you should check out:
All The Whey Protein (I like Cinnamon Bun) (less fat and sodium as well)
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Optimum Nutrition 100% Whey (Can't seem to go wrong with this one, VERY popular)
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Nature's Best Perfect Whey Protein (Haven't tried it but I ordered both flavors, looks good as far as the numbers go)
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Big Fatty
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Biotest makes a great tasting chocolate. Optimium is a great no-brainer choice like War said.
Taste and convenience are most important to me. I usually spend some extra $$$ and get RTDs.
Taste and convenience are most important to me. I usually spend some extra $$$ and get RTDs.
warneckutz
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Thank you War and Big F. Those options had really good feedback on the site. I think I am going with All The Whey Protein because that is as close to a cinnamon bun that I am willing to get.Thanks again.
It tastes BUENO. They're still offering the Buy 2, Get 1 Free deal for the 2lb jugs... a slightly better deal.
I have their Cake Batter protein as well, but not as good...
daisycreek
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I use GNC 100% whey
warneckutz
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I picked up a jug of their Chocolate Caramel this past Fall. It was OK, but it definitely has some texture issues - very frothy when you blend it.
daisycreek
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I use the vanilla, the berry, and the banana.. I don't like the weird taste their chocolate has...
plus I always add some yogurt to mine for the added calcium since I replace a meal with it. I think the yogurt helps with the texture also.
I found breyers and dannon with 50 calories and stick with the flavors under 10 carbs, it was really hard finding yogurt that wasn't 18+ in carbs! I wish I could find one with no sugar!
plus I always add some yogurt to mine for the added calcium since I replace a meal with it. I think the yogurt helps with the texture also.
I found breyers and dannon with 50 calories and stick with the flavors under 10 carbs, it was really hard finding yogurt that wasn't 18+ in carbs! I wish I could find one with no sugar!
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Big Fatty
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warneckutz
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I received a jug of both the strawberry and chocolate from my latest bb.com order the other day:
Strawberry is pretty good!
Haven't tried the chocolate yet.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
I bought my first protein powder over the weekend. It is a generic GNC whey protein (mixed berry) and tastes good when blended with fruit. 
morningbell
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It tastes BUENO. They're still offering the Buy 2, Get 1 Free deal for the 2lb jugs... a slightly better deal.
I have their Baby Batter protein as well, but not as good...
Mmmmm, I wonder what that tastes like and if it's good for pregnant women?
StrawberryGal
Sweet and Innocent
I received a jug of both the strawberry and chocolate from my latest bb.com order the other day:
Strawberry is pretty good!
Haven't tried the chocolate yet.
Thank you!
warneckutz
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I'm not sure if whey protein is OK for pregnant women. That amount of protein may be a bit harsh for a baby to handle... I'd ask around on that though...
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Big Fatty
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Whey is fine for pregnant women. My wife used whey and other sources all during her pregnancy. Moderation is key to anything. Yada yada yada....
High Protein diets (>30%) may not be advisable though due to possible lack of nutrients for the baby.
High Protein diets (>30%) may not be advisable though due to possible lack of nutrients for the baby.