I'm looking for a flavorless protein powder that can be added to pretty much anything. I'm 4 weeks out of RNY and having some trouble getting in all of my protein. I've tried flavored powders and ready to drink shakes and they are all so sweet! I just can't stomach them. I'm looking to be able to add it to my morning juice I make in my nutribullet or just add to a meal if I need extra protein that day. So what's everyone's favorites, and where do you purchase it? Thanks! :-D

Syntrax and Unjury both make unflavored protein powders. Keep in mind that unflavored doesn't mean flavorless -- just that no additional flavor like chocolate or vanilla has been added to it. Whey protein has its own taste. I've found that I don't notice it if I add it to something that has a pretty strong flavor of its own, but if I add it to something very mild, I can definitely notice unflavored protein powder.

I used the Syntrax and bought it online. You can buy samples of both Syntrax and Unjury so you don't have to commit to buying a big tub before figuring out whether it's going to work for you.

http://www.unjury.com/store/protein/unjury-flavors/unflavored-protein/unjury-unflavored-sample.html

http://www.nashuanutrition.com/store/protein-powders/protein-powder-samples-1-serving.html

(use the little drop down arrow to select Syntrax Nectar medical unflavored).

Good luck!

Vega, Garden of Life, any of those that are vegan type based work better for me. Pea and hemp proteins, stuff like that.

I added mine to my coffee yesterday morning was very happy! BAM 30grams protein coffee and then added to my soup had 60 grams before 11:30am! Awesome! I never get my protein in and with this I'm thrilled!

I'd feel slightly more confident about Genepro if they didn't have a giant grammatical error right there on their home page. I'm usually not the grammar police when it comes to something like a forum post or a tweet or whatever, but when it's on the home page of an allegedly professional website?

I'd feel slightly more confident about GENEPRO if they didn't have a giant grammatical error right there on their home page. I'm usually not the grammar police when it comes to something like a forum post or a tweet or whatever, but when it's on the home page of an allegedly professional website?

LOL! I'm with you. That site design is from 1998.

There are three (count them, three!) typos on the home page.

Also, what the hell does this hysterical claim actually mean: "Three times more [effective] than any other Protein on the planet!"

Oh, yeah. I trust everything about this product. Not.

LOL! I'm with you. That site design is from 1998.

There are three (count them, three!) typos on the home page.

Also, what the hell does this hysterical claim actually mean: "Three times more [effective] than any other Protein on the planet!"

Oh, yeah. I trust everything about this product. Not.

Thanks! I felt like maybe I was being too critical. I did read through a lot of the study they linked to on the Clinical Studies page and I think I can see what they are getting at with the absorption rate concept. I might give it a try. I just worry about depending entirely on their 30g claim only to have all my hair fall out a few months down the line because I'm only getting half the protein I thought I was. Once I'm post op, I might try to get in one serving of this per day just to boost my protein levels above the minimum. So if I can get 60g on my own and use this for an extra "30g" it wouldn't be much of a risk, because I'd know I'm still at least getting in my minimum requirements.

Syntrax makes a flavorless Nectar.. One scoop is 10G protein. I mix it in my yogurt and get 33 grams. Add in some granola and that's another 10grams for breakfast

LOL! I'm with you. That site design is from 1998.

There are three (count them, three!) typos on the home page.

Also, what the hell does this hysterical claim actually mean: "Three times more [effective] than any other Protein on the planet!"

Oh, yeah. I trust everything about this product. Not.

I contacted them and they have changed "affective" to "effective" at least. Plus they are sending me a free sample. So that worked out pretty well.

I'd feel slightly more confident about GENEPRO if they didn't have a giant grammatical error right there on their home page. I'm usually not the grammar police when it comes to something like a forum post or a tweet or whatever, but when it's on the home page of an allegedly professional website?

There also seem to be a lot of shills for this product on this chat board which leaves a bad taste in my mouth --- cliche intended.

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