Just wanted to get some opinions of some good protein shakes for sleevers. Any suggestions???

Just wanted to get some opinions of some good Protein shakes for sleevers. Any suggestions???

I am just copying and pasting this from another post where someone just asked the exact same question.

As for Protein drinks, everybody is different. I really like BSN Lean Dessert. I get the chocolate fudge pudding, the banana pudding, and the Chocolate Coconut candy. Sometimes I mix the banana and the chocolate together. I get it at vitacost.com

If I were you I would get some samples first. There is a thread in the food section where you can order samples from a lot of places. A lot of people like Chike. the orange cream is good. I still get samples just to have some variety.

I have tried this in the past and simply LOVE it:

http://www.muscleandstrength.com/store/12-hour-meal-replacement.html

I am pre-surgery and I am wondering if anyone could look at this and tell me if this looks OK? The whole pack makes a HUGE shake, but I was thinking half or a quarter?

I think it is delicious, like an ice-cream shoppe shake with just a little bit of the usual protein-chalkiness

I like the Lean Dessert by BSN too, although have recently switched over to their Syntha 6 as its better value for money. For me I've yet to find anything that beats the Caramel Latte flavour, I've got the moccachino, which is ok, the strawberry I find VERY sweet, but the vanilla is ok too.

I think when I return to the States I will buy one of those Starbucks cups that looks like their clear plastic throw-away cups but is actually a travel mug, you know what I'm talking about? I think I will buy one of those and decant super yummy protein shakes into them and take a pretty little plate filled with protein focused treats from Eggface's blog and go to coffee shops. I'll sit down at a table, spread out my tasty treats on a pretty plate, sip my drink, and make all the people jealous of my yummy goodies. I'm a huge fan of theworldaccordingtoeggface blog and think she has the right idea, making our protein requirements attractive to the palette AND the eye.