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Unflavored protein

I’m looking for a good unflavored protein that mixes well. I want to add it to my yogurt/coffee/soup. I had some right after surgery but even though it said unflavored you could taste a difference. Also it didn’t blend well. Any ideas is appreciated.
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  • There is a difference between unflavored and flavorless. Unflavored only means that there is no flavoring added to cover the natural flavor of whatever protein they are selling. Flavorless is just abo

  • To piggyback on Matt, protein isolates are more "refined" hence will dissolve quicker/easier. I have no experience with isolates other than whey, but they should work the same. I don't do shakes, I mo

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Unjury is supposed to be a good one.

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There is a difference between unflavored and flavorless. Unflavored only means that there is no flavoring added to cover the natural flavor of whatever protein they are selling. Flavorless is just about unobtainable unless you look at Genepro which is snakeoil. Totally worthless BS from an unreputable company. But it mixes well and has no flavor, so many people buy it.

Closest "flavor free" unflavored protein I've found is Isopure Zero Carb Protein, as Vif stated, there *will*be some level of "flavor"... but I've found that Isopure mixes well and gets masked by what you are mixing well fairly well.

To piggyback on Matt, protein isolates are more "refined" hence will dissolve quicker/easier. I have no experience with isolates other than whey, but they should work the same. I don't do shakes, I mostly cook with my powders and isolates texture is "wrong" to my palate.

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On 09/17/2018 at 09:35, Matt Z said:



Closest "flavor free" unflavored Protein I've found is Isopure Zero Carb Protein, as Vif stated, there *will*be some level of "flavor"... but I've found that Isopure mixes well and gets masked by what you are mixing well fairly well.






I think I’ll order some. I was drinking shakes but I can’t drink more than one a day. I figured if I could add some protein to other things I eat it would help boost my intake.
On 9/17/2018 at 9:07 AM, BigViffer said:

To piggyback on Matt, Protein isolates are more "refined" hence will dissolve quicker/easier. I have no experience with isolates other than whey, but they should work the same. I don't do shakes, I mostly cook with my powders and isolates texture is "wrong" to my palate.

I'd love for that to be true of soy potein isolate, but it has a gritty texture that too unpleasant for me to deal with.

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