I lold...Hm idk Pat, but honestly tell her to have some regular whey protein and add PB, some oats, heavy whip cream and maybe some apples or bananas...
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Hm.....so she just wants the powder and adding water? Damn, I've never seen a good one Pat, there's many people here that can help out with that, powders are loved by many anyways...Sorry i couldnt help!
Isopure carb free. They are expensive though. Glass bottles too.
no, that is not a ready to drink. ready to drink means ready to drink
Muscle Milk, good protein/carb/fat ratio and they taste very good too so she should like them I know flavor is more important to the ladies, they have these everywhere including Wal-Mart, after that....yeah Leanbody is ok, then MetRX has one but not as tasty, for taste and ease of locating its Muscle milks RTD's all the way.
Can't blame me bro! I'm big on food hahaha I did not notice the meaning of ready to drink, though I do now haha.
Amazing find :blink: it actually looks nice haha.
I know, I'm kinda tempted too haha
Not a bad profile but I would bloat off of 700mg of sodium.
This one has my vote.
This
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Agreed, syntha-6 or muscle milk. EAS Myoplex leaves a pretty gross aftertaste/coating in your mouth and has a lot of sodium.
I actually use it, since I cannot be arsed travelling with a protein powder and shake.
I get my grandfather the Myoplex Lite since he has the diabeets. Its got like 4g "net carbs". Supposed to be lower glycemic...not that that matters as much to someone young and healthy. You can get a good deal on them at Sam' Club iirc like 24 for $32 while they are 4 for $6.50 at Publix. Only thing is you have to commit to a flavor when you buy the 24 pack since they don't sell a variety pack at least as Sam's where all they have is vanilla and chocolate while Publix has vanilla, caramel, strawberry, dark chocolate fudge, and chocolate in the 4 packs. Here's the nutrition deets:
That's the one I referred to. However there is a Carb Control thingy which is 110 Calories and not 170I get my grandfather the Myoplex Lite since he has the diabeets. Its got like 4g "net carbs". Supposed to be lower glycemic...not that that matters as much to someone young and healthy. You can get a good deal on them at Sam' Club iirc like 24 for $32 while they are 4 for $6.50 at Publix. Only thing is you have to commit to a flavor when you buy the 24 pack since they don't sell a variety pack at least as Sam's where all they have is vanilla and chocolate while Publix has vanilla, caramel, strawberry, dark chocolate fudge, and chocolate in the 4 packs. Here's the nutrition deets:
