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Protein and water mixture suggestions
I have serious stomach problems from protein shakes when I have to take them with milk. Any suggestions on a brand that mixes rather thick and tasty with water ???
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Myoplex tastes pretty decent with water. If it tastes too thin and watery, just try mixing it with less water.
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Yeah I was using Myoplex but it is very over priced. Thanks
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Met-Rx, Original Drink Mixes.
I get 20 packs for 34 bucks. Not bad.
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are you lactose intolerant?
is the problem only with milk?
if you want them thick they're usually mrps with added malto. you could always buy some plain old whey or protein combo and add gua gum [or whatever wizard says it was] and make it thicker.
if you just want whey for wheys sake i'd recommend simply whey - EAS.
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