Best Whey Protein page 3

[goeyj]

Anyone have experience with the Defense Nutrition whey? I have been using it off and on. The taste of the vanilla is great, but the chocolate isn't as good in my opinion. Is this better/worse than the other grass fed whey products on the market?

[Bisous]

I bought the Jay Robb unflavored whey isolate (I'm casein intolerant), and I don't think it's that good.

[Charles Farley]

The Natural Factors is only 12 bucks at Vitacost (it also comes in other flavors): http://www.vitacost.com/Natural-Fact...ors-Unflavored

Thank you for your input to this thread. Your breakdown on whey protein is very interesting.

[Annika]

The Source Naturals True Whey seems very good, but one review on Amazon said it was too sweet. It contains stevia. I was looking for something unsweetened. Can anyone comment on how sweet the Source Naturals True Whey is?

[Beef Cake]

The Source Naturals True Whey seems very good, but one review on Amazon said it was too sweet. It contains stevia. I was looking for something unsweetened. Can anyone comment on how sweet the Source Naturals True Whey is?

I have to add honey to my smoothies to make it sweeter, especially with Blackberries. I don't find it too sweet. I will try some plain to see what the verdict is.

[cillakat]

Loving and using Natural Factors Whey Factors - I've used it for about a year now and prefer it to others.

Haven't tried:
Source Naturals True Whey

Have tried:
Solgar Whey to Go (unflavored....others have fructose)
Jay Robb (liked....just couldn't find it at a reasonable price any longer)
mt capra goat milk whey - gross
source naturals whey to health - went in the bin with the mt. capra...they're both....well, not for me.

sticking with Natural Factors unless there is a good reason to move on.


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[Longquan]

Anyone have experience with the Defense Nutrition whey? I have been using it off and on. The taste of the vanilla is great, but the chocolate isn't as good in my opinion. Is this better/worse than the other grass fed whey products on the market?

Hey goeyi,

I have been using their plain whey for more than a year now and I'm very pleased with it. I've also tried the flavoured ones but didn't like the chemical aftertaste and the other ingredients. With the pure whey you can make your own delicious shakes. As far as I know, quality wise it is top notch

[Primal Toad]

Thanks for the input guys! It seems as if there are several excellent whey protein powders out there... I still have a lot left of what I use now so it will be a while before I buy one...

So, keep the input coming! I have a while before I make my decision

[Dryden]

Not to hijack the thread, but I saw the recommendation earlier for the NOW Foods brand of Whey, and having investigated further the ideology behind NOW's products appeals to me. It appears there are two health boutiques in my town that carry their products. Anyone else have experience with their proteins, omegas, and/or multis?

http://www.nowfoods.com/

[cancerguy99]

Is Isopure still around? I remember they had some pretty good meal replacements that were 1 or 0 grams of sugar a while back.

FYI - Isopure uses sucralose if that is a factor for you.

I've been using Hammer products since I was a cyclist. http://www.hammernutrition.com/produ...avcat=recovery