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What is a good Protein shake for the morning?

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There are a lot of Protein shakes out there. My advice to you is to buy samples first BEFORE you invest in a huge tub or giant package. Quite a few people buy Isopure from GNC or Premier from Costo/sam's club and bring it right back or give it away. Additionally, there are some people who really do like these brands.

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Thank u

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EAS chocolate fudge is soooo good.

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For rtd shakes, i like pure Protein vanilla, chocolate, banana and strawberry. Also, GNC rtd lean shakes.

For powders, GNC orange cream total lean is the best so far.

I'm wanting to try Isopure dutch chocolate.< /p>

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What is a good Protein shake for the morning?

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GNC's AMP Wheybolic Extreme 60 chocolate - best tasting chocolate shake using just Water, tastes AMAZING with no fat/skim milk! The GNC I went to made me a sample to try.

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GNC's AMP Wheybolic Extreme 60 chocolate - best tasting chocolate shake using just water' date=' tastes AMAZING with no fat/skim milk! The GNC I went to made me a sample to try.[/quote']

I have the vanilla and its absolutely delicious! ! Sometimes I add PB2 just to switch it up

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The best advice any of us can give you is get a variety. If you only get one type of Protein shake you may get tired of it real quick.

Fiddleman... I saw the cake batter one how is it? I have the banana cream one and it goes really well with a scoop of PB and milk.

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The best advice any of us can give you is get a variety. If you only get one type of Protein shake you may get tired of it real quick.

Fiddleman... I saw the cake batter one how is it? I have the banana cream one and it goes really well with a scoop of PB and milk.

Cake batter is good for me. I will try out banana cream light next.

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We don't have costco....

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GNC's AMP Wheybolic Extreme 60 chocolate - best tasting chocolate shake using just water' date=' tastes AMAZING with no fat/skim milk! The GNC I went to made me a sample to try.[/quote']

Yup - the Amped Wheybolic 60 is a really nice recovery Protein shake. I have been a sucker for the cookie and cream flavor, but am going to branch out and try some other flavors.

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Chike Banana Magic, 46 g of Protein in a shake

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Chike Banana Magic' date=' 46 g of Protein in a shake

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46 g is a lot of Protein to consume in a single serving. The body usually cannot process more an 30 g in a sitting where the remainder is converted to fat or passes through. Do you know anything special about the Chike Protein Shake that would make it easier to process more than 30 g in a sitting? Banana flavor sounds awesome. I love banana creme flavor.

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