Best carb-free whey?

OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

I've been pretty much just using food for my protein needs for awhile,
but for convenience, am considering using protein shakes again.

Eggs, fish, turkey and chicken primarily with some beef thrown in as I
can afford.

I used to buy "Isopure" as it was the only carb free whey I could get
from GNC during their beginning of the month sales, but it's a tad bit
pricey.

Any suggestions as to other brands to try?

Before Isopure, I used to use MLO milk and egg protein. It's less
expensive and is also carb free.

Suggestions?

Whey Fruity, a zero carb fruit punch or lemonade flavored whey, is a
nice change of pace from the milk shake type of whey. ($1 to Whitney,
where ever he may be)

David

David Cohen said:

OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

I've been pretty much just using food for my protein needs for awhile,
but for convenience, am considering using protein shakes again.

Eggs, fish, turkey and chicken primarily with some beef thrown in as I
can afford.

I used to buy "Isopure" as it was the only carb free whey I could get
from GNC during their beginning of the month sales, but it's a tad bit
pricey.

Any suggestions as to other brands to try?

Before Isopure, I used to use MLO milk and egg protein. It's less
expensive and is also carb free.

Suggestions?

Whey Fruity, a zero carb fruit punch or lemonade flavored whey, is a
nice change of pace from the milk shake type of whey. ($1 to Whitney,
where ever he may be)

PVL Whey Gourmet comes in Orangesicle, Blueberry, and Piña Colada, and
it has only 3 grams of carbs per serving, with 23 grams of protein.
I've only tasted the Orangesicle, but it was really good. It's made
in Vancouver, BC, and sweetened with a combination of acesulfame-K,
sucarlose, and stevia.

http://www.wheygourmet.com/
"Your squat workouts should make you puke ... your protein shouldn't."

I like instone's intake lean. 2g carbs per serving.
http://www.instonenutrition.com/products/intake_lean.htm
Their pudding also rocks! 1g of carbs per serving/21 gram protein.
Having one right now....... 🙂

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OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

I've been pretty much just using food for my protein needs for awhile,
but for convenience, am considering using protein shakes again.

Eggs, fish, turkey and chicken primarily with some beef thrown in as I
can afford.

I used to buy "Isopure" as it was the only carb free whey I could get
from GNC during their beginning of the month sales, but it's a tad bit
pricey.

Any suggestions as to other brands to try?

Before Isopure, I used to use MLO milk and egg protein. It's less
expensive and is also carb free.

Suggestions?

Yes, stop worrying about the negligible grams of carbs in the whey.

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Cheers!

--
Will Brink @ http://www.brinkzone.com/

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David Cohen said:

OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

I've been pretty much just using food for my protein needs for awhile,
but for convenience, am considering using protein shakes again.

Eggs, fish, turkey and chicken primarily with some beef thrown in as I
can afford.

I used to buy "Isopure" as it was the only carb free whey I could get
from GNC during their beginning of the month sales, but it's a tad bit
pricey.

Any suggestions as to other brands to try?

Before Isopure, I used to use MLO milk and egg protein. It's less
expensive and is also carb free.

Suggestions?

Whey Fruity, a zero carb fruit punch or lemonade flavored whey, is a
nice change of pace from the milk shake type of whey. ($1 to Whitney,
where ever he may be)

David

Cool, thanks!
I'll look out for that one.

You are right. The milky type ones get a bit "gaggy" after awhile. ;-)

Ages ago, I had some soy based protein powder that made into tomato or
chicken soup. It was pretty "gritty". Don't remember the brand. That was
about 20 years ago.
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

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JMW said:

David Cohen said:

OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

I've been pretty much just using food for my protein needs for awhile,
but for convenience, am considering using protein shakes again.

Eggs, fish, turkey and chicken primarily with some beef thrown in as I
can afford.

I used to buy "Isopure" as it was the only carb free whey I could get
from GNC during their beginning of the month sales, but it's a tad bit
pricey.

Any suggestions as to other brands to try?

Before Isopure, I used to use MLO milk and egg protein. It's less
expensive and is also carb free.

Suggestions?

Whey Fruity, a zero carb fruit punch or lemonade flavored whey, is a
nice change of pace from the milk shake type of whey. ($1 to Whitney,
where ever he may be)

PVL Whey Gourmet comes in Orangesicle, Blueberry, and Piña Colada, and
it has only 3 grams of carbs per serving, with 23 grams of protein.
I've only tasted the Orangesicle, but it was really good. It's made
in Vancouver, BC, and sweetened with a combination of acesulfame-K,
sucarlose, and stevia.

http://www.wheygourmet.com/
"Your squat workouts should make you puke ... your protein shouldn't."

From Canada, it should not be too bad for shipping, thanks!
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

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Quoted message said:

I like instone's intake lean. 2g carbs per serving.
http://www.instonenutrition.com/products/intake_lean.htm
Their pudding also rocks! 1g of carbs per serving/21 gram protein.
Having one right now....... 🙂

Looks yummy! :-)

I'll have to czech it out, then share it with the LC list.

Thank you!
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

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WillBrink said:

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OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

I've been pretty much just using food for my protein needs for awhile,
but for convenience, am considering using protein shakes again.

Eggs, fish, turkey and chicken primarily with some beef thrown in as I
can afford.

I used to buy "Isopure" as it was the only carb free whey I could get
from GNC during their beginning of the month sales, but it's a tad bit
pricey.

Any suggestions as to other brands to try?

Before Isopure, I used to use MLO milk and egg protein. It's less
expensive and is also carb free.

Suggestions?

Yes, stop worrying about the negligible grams of carbs in the whey.

<lol>
I'm limiting myself to 20 grams or less per day...
At that level, every point counts!

But, thanks for the input!
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

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JMW said:

David Cohen said:

OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:
> I've been pretty much just using food for my protein needs for awhile,
> but for convenience, am considering using protein shakes again.
>
> Eggs, fish, turkey and chicken primarily with some beef thrown in as I
> can afford.
>
> I used to buy "Isopure" as it was the only carb free whey I could get
> from GNC during their beginning of the month sales, but it's a tad bit
> pricey.
>
> Any suggestions as to other brands to try?
>
> Before Isopure, I used to use MLO milk and egg protein. It's less
> expensive and is also carb free.
>
> Suggestions?

Whey Fruity, a zero carb fruit punch or lemonade flavored whey, is a
nice change of pace from the milk shake type of whey. ($1 to Whitney,
where ever he may be)

PVL Whey Gourmet comes in Orangesicle, Blueberry, and Piña Colada, and
it has only 3 grams of carbs per serving, with 23 grams of protein.
I've only tasted the Orangesicle, but it was really good. It's made
in Vancouver, BC, and sweetened with a combination of acesulfame-K,
sucarlose, and stevia.

http://www.wheygourmet.com/
"Your squat workouts should make you puke ... your protein shouldn't."

From Canada, it should not be too bad for shipping, thanks!

Plug "whey gourmet" into Google. Several places have it comparatively
cheap.

OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

I've been pretty much just using food for my protein needs for awhile,
but for convenience, am considering using protein shakes again.

Quoted message said:

I used to buy "Isopure" as it was the only carb free whey I could get
from GNC during their beginning of the month sales, but it's a tad bit
pricey.

Any suggestions as to other brands to try?

Amino acids pills, capsules or liquid. Zero carbs.

Also look at ordering your supps online. Much cheaper than GNC..

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Jeff Finlayson said:

OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

I've been pretty much just using food for my protein needs for awhile,
but for convenience, am considering using protein shakes again.

Quoted message said:

I used to buy "Isopure" as it was the only carb free whey I could get
from GNC during their beginning of the month sales, but it's a tad bit
pricey.

Any suggestions as to other brands to try?

Amino acids pills, capsules or liquid. Zero carbs.

Also look at ordering your supps online. Much cheaper than GNC..

Thanks!
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson