What do you look for in a protein powder?

[UCSMiami]

Grams of protein per serving? Minimum being what 20,22,26gr?

Cholesterol?

Carbs?

Sweetener used?

Fillers?

BCAA profile?

Extras? Creatine, DAA, NO

Price per pound?

Flavor? Which is the most popular?

[Celorza]

That the title says:

XF Ultra Peptide 2.0 or iForce Protein.

Other than that, how many carbs (if I wanna keep them under my direct control) , protein sources (Whey , Blend, egg whites or beef) , that it has no needless extras las creatine or DAA or stuff like that...That it is cheap (or cheaper) and it tastes good.

Other than that...if I am gonna go for Price per pound I'll take steak, salmon, lobster, shrimp and venison over powders ANY day of the week/year.

[howwedo107]

Grams....

Example if I have a protein that's serving size is 45g but only has 20g of protein per serving well then wth lol

I like my protein at 30g serving size of total ingredients with 28g of protein

[aaronuconn]

Price, taste, protein content.

[Celorza]

Price, taste, protein content.

XF Ultra Peptide 2.0 and iForce Protein.

[aaronuconn]

XF Ultra Peptide 2.0 and iForce Protein.

Could never argue with you with those two selections. Arguably the two best tasting proteins on the market (still haven't tried Protizyme).

[Luke_PNI]

There are certain benefits from different kinds of protein and recently have been taking in blends of protein if im not prepping for a show. If im prepping i like to use isolates because the the macros are awesome and usually get a good amount of protein per scoop. I will first look at the type of protein, grams of fat, carbs, calories. Grams of protein isnt a huge deal to me like the other things i have stated. Has to mix well, and taste good of course.

[hsk]

Quality, price, serving size, taste.

[FL3X MAGNUM]

First thing I look for is the scooper

[MIGUEL1J]

First thing I look for is the scooper

If the scoop is huge and the protein content is low, trash that baby boy