Protein Powder? Which one? And what's a good price?

Calli · Nov 3rd 2014, 9:16pm

I have been reading the recipes again to try and expand my repertoire, and a lot of the recipes in the files need protein powder. Do people have a preferred one? How much do you pay? What should I look for when buying one?

Thanks!

Sherrie · Nov 3rd 2014, 10:31pm

I don't use protein powder much but my preferred one is bulknutrients.com.au

My least preferred is any "female" protein powder as they are usually full of cheap soy!

justme · Nov 9th 2014, 1:27pm

I have just bought some Protein powder from Bulk Nutrients on the net. I ordered before 3pm one day and it arrived the next day. I bought a kilo of ThermoWhey vanilla flavour for $39.00 plus $12.00 delivery. I love it. I have tried lots of different supermarket ones and this one is the best. I used to buy the Body Trim one (I am currently following the Body Trim diet) and have tried quite a few others. some are really expensive. Some were not remotely tasty but this one is tasty, satisfying and great price. I have a protein shake every morning for breakfast and use 1 scoop of protein powder, water, ice cubes and a raw egg. All wizzed up in my bullet and yummo.

Sherrie · Nov 9th 2014, 1:31pm

Thanks for your feedback, @justme and great to see an old member delurk

Calli · Nov 9th 2014, 7:53pm

Ok, will give it a go.

Thanks!

ChrisA · Nov 9th 2014, 8:35pm

I have toyed with buying protein powder too Calli and I never have but I did read somewhere that a good substitute in recipes is Skin Milk powder .....

Sherrie · Nov 9th 2014, 9:05pm

that would be too carby chris.

Calli · Nov 9th 2014, 9:45pm

I only like ones that work with water. I can often buy cold water but I can't buy cold skim milk in small amounts, and I just don't like too much milk in my diet. I like Optifast because it's water based.

Protein Powder? Which one? And what's a good price?

Protein Powder? Which one? And what's a good price?

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