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Protein powder taste?

I'm having trouble getting all the required Protein in, so want to add unflavored Isopure powder to some regular foods. The guy at GNC said the powder mixed with just Water tastes icky, but that it's okay if mixed with something.

I want to add the powder to sf pudding, Soup, and smoothies, but I don't want to have to throw food away if the Protein Powder ruins the taste. Can anyone tell me what your experience has been?

Thanks in advance!

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That's the problem, unflavored doesn't mean it's tasteless.

I haven't tried anything but unjury and it doesn't taste bad. They have a sample pack you can order before buying the big container.

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That's the problem, unflavored doesn't mean it's tasteless.

I haven't tried anything but unjury and it doesn't taste bad. They have a sample pack you can order before buying the big container.

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Can you tell me what kinds of foods you've mixed it in? Do you not notice the taste of the powder because it's masked by the food? Or can you taste it a bit, but not mind the taste?

(My stomach has been finicky, so I'm nervous.)

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I use GENEPRO in my smoothies and can not taste it. Only one tbsp is 30 grams

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pudding & oatmeal mostly. I didn't notice the taste as much as the texture. Something with more liquid probably wouldn't be so bad.

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Unjury unflavored protein isn't bad at all. Just add a LITTLE to your meal supplement to get the protein you need. I am sampling different drinks now before my surgery to find out what I like...hopefully my taste buds don't change post op.

+1 for GENEPRO

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+1 for GENEPRO

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We just started carrying GenePro in the BariatricPal Store. It's the 2nd generation version which is supposedly more efficient than the first.

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pudding & oatmeal mostly. I didn't notice the taste as much as the texture. Something with more liquid probably wouldn't be so bad.

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Thanks, everyone. I appreciate the feedback. I'll try a little of the Isopure powder I have (a small bag) and see how it goes. At least now I know I won't be ruining a whole cup of yogurt or pudding.

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I used Isopure for a very short time, then I just couldn't stand it in anything. I switched to GENEPRO and am very happy with it. I can't smell or taste it at all.

I'm only 5 days out, but I bought the nectar grab and go packets. Lemonade has been my favorite so far. It takes me almost all day to drink it, but if you have a cup like a yeti or similar to, it stays cold all day. I just can't go back to the chocolate yet.

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