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Favorite Clear Proteins?

Hey everyone...this is my first post! I'm in my 4 month pre-op program for Insurance, and suegery will be sometime in the late fall! Would love to know your favorite types of 'clear' protein drinks? Docs say I should start experimenting and finding one I like now so it's easy to have ready post-op. I tried the Isopure Lemon Tea and Grape flavors today, and they were bitter and had to get watered down. Thanks in advance! :)

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  • newmebithebypass
    newmebithebypass

    I would try protein20 they sell it at sams and on amazon they also sell one variety at target they sell a bunch of stuff at Wally World

  • Premier protein is really good.

  • AtlantaRed
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    I like Premier Protein Clear that I get from Sam's.

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I would try protein20 they sell it at sams and on amazon they also sell one variety at target they sell a bunch of stuff at Wally World

Premier protein is really good.

Protein h2o is my favorite coconut one tastes just like piña colada without alcohol & has 20g protein

Why are you only interested in clear protein drinks? Are the non-clear variety of protein drinks all chalky and too hard for you to keep down? I'm pretty sensitive to taste and texture, myself. Vanilla, for example, isn't consistent in taste. Some brands of vanilla are downright horrible. And strawberry ALWAYS has an aftertaste for me. And I'm not much for chocolate. Coconut goat whey was good BEFORE surgery but AFTER surgery ... nothing tastes good, let alone the same.

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I would have enjoyed a clear protein drink flavored with peach. Do the clear drinks taste like flavored water or do they have a thick consistency... sort of like those drinks required for glucose tolerance tests during pregnancy (if you can relate to this example)?

Peach Jell-O is the only Jell-O I can tolerate.

Let us know what you try and eventually like.

Edited by Missouri-Lee's Summit

I like Premier Protein Clear that I get from Sam's.

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I can tolerate the milky types and other drinks just fine, but my doctor suggested I find a ‘clear’ one now so it’s easier after surgery when you can only have clear liquids for awhile.

I’ve tried the premier raspberry and it’s pretty good, but just a bit too ‘fake sweet’ if you know what I mean.

I also tried the Isopure brand of tea and grape flavors, but yuck. Both were so bitter and had a weird smell to them. I think it’s the whey isolate they use.

Edited by KBchoirchic

Loved the Premier Protein waters pre-surgery...hate them post surgery (too sweet). I've transitioned to the Protein20 drinks and find them more tolerable than others I've tried post-surgery.

I found that the clear protein drinks II liked pre-op were no longer palatable to me post-op. This is not uncommon, that your taste buds change after bariatric surgery. Sometimes it is a temporary thing but sometimes not. My advice is to not stock up on too many protein products ahead of time; instead, wait until after WLS to taste test RTD (ready to drink) protein shakes and powders.

I found protein2o was bitter and grainy. The premier protein are too sweet. I did a lot of mixing to find what works best for me. It’s premier protein cut 50/50 with water. Good luck! We’re all so different ?

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