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Any protein drinks withiut aspertame?

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Evolve is a new one from the Muscle Milk people. It has monkfruit, stevia and cane juice and it tastes really good. 110 calories, 12g protein, 14g carbs, 3g fat, and 5g fiber.

Isopure is a good one.

Evolve is a new one from the Muscle Milk people. It has monkfruit' date=' stevia and cane juice and it tastes really good. 110 calories, 12g Protein, 14g carbs, 3g fat, and 5g fiber.[/quote']

Yup, it's tasty, but my NUT said no to it because it's more than 7g carbs. Are you okay with sucralose (Splenda is sucralose with some fillers)? If you are, see if you can get some of the Premier shakes from costco (and I hear Sam's Club carries them, too) They're tastier than most of the other ready to drink stuff, have 30g of protein.

I do the Isopure ready to drink and they are aspartame free!

Are you only wanting to use prepared drinks? Because you have a lot more options of you buy protein powder. I like about time brand because they have very few ingredients and use stevia as the sweetener. Plus it's got 24 grams of protein! Mix it with milk and you're at over 30 in one meal. Good luck.

I actually currently use powder for my breakfast shake 5 days a week (I'm not really close to my surgery yet, but I'm starting some changes to try and make things less impactful later). I do like to have some ready-to-drink hanging around, though, for those times when I'm really on the run. While I can and sometimes do use a shaker bottle to mix the powdered stuff, I really prefer to blend it with skim milk and half a banana or a little PB2 if I can.

Jay Robb.

Yea, I am allergic to the stuff too.I get bad headaches that wont go away from it. I use Body Fortress Whey Isolate and Six Star Whey Isolate. Of course, those are protein powders. I really am not a fan of any artificial sweeteners but I have to use one, I use Splenda. Luckily more and more companies are using Splenda instead of Aspertame. I bought some Dasani flavor drops for my water, and Great Value brand sports drink flavoring as well. I also bought some Edy's fruit bars and Jello brand sugar- free jello for after my surgery, which is next Tuesday! Good luck I read labels all the time now.

I can only do aspartame sparingly so having it in my protein powder is a no-go. I stick with Jay Robb. 110 calories for 26 grams of high quality whey protein isolate. Sweetened with stevia..Mixes easily by just stirring with a spoon. no grittiness. does not taste like feet.

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