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Unflavored Protein Powder

Best unflavored protein powder? Not too worried about price. More worried about taste.

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    • jsadek54
      jsadek54

      Try unjury

    • catwoman7
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      the few I've tried all have some sort of taste. Not super strong, but.... It's just that they haven't been flavored.

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      Handy66

      My nutritionist was gung ho on Unjury, but I mixed a little bit of it into broth and UCK!!! It was all kinds of nasty. I will caveat that impression saying that my tastebuds are all messed up. I used

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    the few I've tried all have some sort of taste. Not super strong, but.... It's just that they haven't been flavored.

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    My nutritionist was gung ho on Unjury, but I mixed a little bit of it into broth and UCK!!! It was all kinds of nasty. I will caveat that impression saying that my tastebuds are all messed up. I used to tolerate splenda, for ex, pretty well, and now it tastes terrible. All the sugar-free jello gelatins I stocked up on last week (my surgery was just this Monday!) are definitely going to be passed around to support group members this weekend!

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    I really like Isopure Unflavored Protein powder mixed into soups and stews. Now, granted, I haven't had surgery yet, so that might all change! :wacko::blink:

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    I'm still on my pre-op diet, but I'm using Opportuniteas grass-fed whey protein isolate. I found it on Amazon. I haven't noticed that it has any flavor at all, so I can mix it into broth.

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    I tried so many unflavored proteins!! I really would hate to know how much $$ I have spent since my RNY. I commend anyone that can get the ISOPURE down, Yucky. I have used GENEPRO for quite now. I am a huge coffee hound, I temper the powder in warm water and add it to my Espresso every day!! A WIN WIN for me!!

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    My nutritionist was gung ho on Unjury, but I mixed a little bit of it into broth and UCK!!! It was all kinds of nasty. I will caveat that impression saying that my tastebuds are all messed up. I used to tolerate splenda, for ex, pretty well, and now it tastes terrible. All the sugar-free jello gelatins I stocked up on last week (my surgery was just this Monday!) are definitely going to be passed around to support group members this weekend!

    I heard taste buds will change.


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