Reply With QuoteYou have to look at the serving sizes not just the grams. GNC may be 40 grms. but is it 1 scoop or 2?
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10-22-2003, 03:20 AM #1Food
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Please help on whey!
Hello you all. Im 're-stocking' my protein powder soon. I've tried Nitro-Tech and Designer Whey. They work and taste pretty well.
However they only have 20g of protein in them, and not enough for me. I'm thinking of GNC Mega Whey which offers 40g of protein per serving.
Or is there any other protein powder that offers more protein per serving? How do they taste anyway?
thanks very much
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So take two servings, I look at cost per protein gram.
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It is only possible to get in a certain amount of protein per scoop size. Most 70 cc scoopers will have about 17-18 g of protein per scoop. Some companies use 90 cc scoopers which will have 20-23 g of protein per scoop.
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I was informed by one of the employees at a vitamin shoppe that said the more protein per serving, the worse the flavor so........go figure
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Could be, because flavor is FILLER. I buy my protein flavorless currently, mmmmmmmmm.Originally posted by the Scarab
I was informed by one of the employees at a vitamin shoppe that said the more protein per serving, the worse the flavor so........go figure
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