Reply With QuoteOptimum Nutrition's Whey seems to be the most popular. I just picked up a 5lb tub and it is definitely growing on me. I throw a scoop of double chocolate in my oats in the morning and it works wonders.
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03-20-2007, 06:14 PM #1Registered User
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Best Protein Shakes?
What are some good brand protein shakes out there that have a good amount of protein but don't taste like garbage.
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I agree. I like Mighty 3000 chocolate whey by ON. Right now I use serious mass by ON, but that is more of a meal replacement shake; I love it.
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How does the Serious Mass taste compared to the normal whey?
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I have only tried the chocolate serious mass. It's good. Compared to the mighty 3000 by ON, it is not as thick when mixed in water or milk. When I took mighty 3000, I would use two scoops per shake. With the serious mass I use one scoop; however, the scoop that you get is huge. It is 3.5X bigger than the scooper in mighty 3000. Serious Mass is a MRP so it's packed with Calories, carbohydrates, etc. Ideal for bulking. Tastes good and has 25g of protein per scoop. Give it a shot. Originally Posted by ABCs
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wheight gainer is always gonna taste better because of the carbs..some sugar.. best protein shake ive ever had was from xsport fitness..chocolate peanut butter. amazing....
um otc brands i really like
muscle milk chocolate peanut butter.
Isopure dutch chocolate
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Elite Gormet Vanilla
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The chocolate peanut butter at xsport is to die for. I would get it all the time. It is not doubt the best tasting. It's kinda pricy though to get the shakes there, plus there are a lot of things in serious mass that are not in the xsport whey. Originally Posted by YoungGunz88
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best protein products in my opinion are...
isokool from allmax.
sustain from designer supplements.
gfpro and mass meal from ergopharm.
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