Reply With QuoteI prefer bars.
Lately I've been eating EAS Low Carb bars.
The best MRP's? What do u use?
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09-25-2001, 05:40 AM #1Registered User
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The best MRP's? What do u use?
I was just wondering what MRP's the member's here use? What brands and what flavors? Do most people here eat protein bars or just mix the MRP Powder? Also could u recommend the cheapest place to buy it? Thanks
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09-28-2001, 10:52 PM #3Member ELITE MEMBER
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Lean Body, Dorian Yates, Isopure, etc.
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I prefer GROW! If I can't get that, I'll buy Myoplex. Vanilla seems to be the most normal to me.
I will eat bars when I have to, but prefer the shake. Bars have some hidden carbs.
Fitsavers.com has been o.k., but finding online is rather easy.Your liver pays dearly now for magic youthful moments.
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Muscle Meals by Musclelink.Both flavors,van and choc,are awesome.Low carbs,EFA's,and 10 grams of glutamine PEPTIDES per packet.Not too thick or thin,doesn't bloat,and is easy on the tummy.I love it!
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when I can afford it- Isopure
or Myoplex ($57.99 for 42 pack at www.vitaglo.com- free shipping all orders +$20)I'd rather be flexing
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and where'd you get that idea!Originally posted by Prince
I prefer bars.
Lately I've been eating EAS Low Carb bars.
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Me too, but I would not call these bars a meal replacement. Only 240 calories in the bar....far less than any MRP.Originally posted by Prince
I prefer bars.
Lately I've been eating EAS Low Carb bars.
Word to the wise: Have LOTS of water ready if you decide to try an EAS Low-Carb bar....
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Just remember regarding the bars that all of them are mis-labeled as far as the carb content. They list glycerine in the ingredient section but not in the carb section. They say that technically glycerine is not a carb, but it really is and contains just a little over 4 cals per gram. Most bars have between 10 and 20 grams more carbs than said on the label!
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Yeah, I posted that info about the low carb thing awhile back.
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