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Costco Members: 4.25 lbs Ascent Whey Protein Isolate Blend (Vanilla Bean) Expired
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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: 4.25 lbs Ascent Whey Protein Isolate Blend (Vanilla Bean) on sale for $48.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member Milk4Ever for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
Thanks to Community Member Milk4Ever for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
- 25g of Clean, Fast Digesting Whey Protein
- Zero Artificial Ingredients
- Native Whey Protein – The Least Processed, Most Pure Form of Whey Protein Available
- Certified Gluten Free
- rBST Free & Soy Free
- Ingredients: Whey Protein Isolate Blend (Native Whey Protein Isolate, Whey Protein Isolate), Whey Protein Concentrate, Natural Flavors, Sunflower Lecithin, Stevia Leaf Extract, Sea Salt
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Edited April 15, 2024
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Costco has for its members, Ascent whey protein powder 4.25 lbs on sale online for $48.99, after $11 off.
Sale price is valid 4/15/24 through 4/28/24. While supplies last. Limit 4 per member.
You can choose from Vanilla bean, Strawberry, and Chocolate peanut butter flavors.
This product may also be available in-store at a lower price (typically $44).
Features:
- 25g of Fast Digesting Whey Protein Blend per serving (Whey Isolate is the first ingredient!)
- Zero Artificial Ingredients
- "Native" Whey Protein (branded ingredient)
- Certified Gluten Free, rBST Free
- Sweetened with Stevia
- 5.7g BCAAs, 12.1g EAAs, 2.7g Leucine per serving ( may vary based on chosen flavor)
https://www.costco.com/ascent-100...77679.htm
Sale price is valid 4/15/24 through 4/28/24. While supplies last. Limit 4 per member.
You can choose from Vanilla bean, Strawberry, and Chocolate peanut butter flavors.
This product may also be available in-store at a lower price (typically $44).
Features:
- 25g of Fast Digesting Whey Protein Blend per serving (Whey Isolate is the first ingredient!)
- Zero Artificial Ingredients
- "Native" Whey Protein (branded ingredient)
- Certified Gluten Free, rBST Free
- Sweetened with Stevia
- 5.7g BCAAs, 12.1g EAAs, 2.7g Leucine per serving ( may vary based on chosen flavor)
https://www.costco.com/ascent-100...77679.htm
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| Product Name: | Ascent 100% Whey, Native Whey Protein Blend, Vanilla Bean, 4.25 lbs |
| Product Description: | Limit 5 Per Membership Specifications Brand Ascent Container Size 4.25 lb. Flavor Vanilla Form Powder Quantity 1 Bag(s) |
| Product SKU: | 4000177679 |
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3.2¢/g Protein - Ascent Whey Blend (Isolate > Concentrate)Price: $48.99 for 4.2 lbs.10.4% of Protein is Leucine80.6% of mass is Protein83.3% of calories are Protein
An OK deal, not fantastic price but not a unreasonable rip-off either. The major selling point would be if you want a flavored powder that does not use sucralose. This one uses stevia.
I personally find no value in that (sucralose tastes better than stevia), but some people do.
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Concentrate for 1.25c/gram: https://slickdeals.net/f/17419134-myprotein-18lb-whey-protein-free-shaker-78-35-w-free-shipping?p=1702
Isolate for 1.79c/gram protein: https://slickdeals.net/f/17383611-myprotein-app-11-lbs-impact-whey-isolate-various-flavors-from-78-50-free-shipping?src=Si
Unflavored vegan protein can also be found cheap all the time, but I'm guessing with a name like Milk4Ever, that's a non-starter.
Opinion on the fruity pebbles ??? 🤔🤔
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Concentrate for 1.25c/gram: https://slickdeals.net/f/17419134-myprotein-18lb-whey-protein-free-shaker-78-35-w-free-shipping?p=1702
Isolate for 1.79c/gram protein: https://slickdeals.net/f/17383611-myprotein-app-11-lbs-impact-whey-isolate-various-flavors-from-78-50-free-shipping?src=Si
Unflavored vegan protein can also be found cheap all the time, but I'm guessing with a name like Milk4Ever, that's a non-starter.
I prefer something without artificial sweeteners, just want the healthiest whey protein and don't care about taste.
I tried Orgain Chocolate recently and has been terrible on my stomach. I think its the sweetner they use.
I prefer something without artificial sweeteners, just want the healthiest whey protein and don't care about taste.
I tried Orgain Chocolate recently and has been terrible on my stomach. I think its the sweetner they use.
Unflavored in inherently "cleaner". Most unflavoreds only have the protein and some lechtin. Not sure what that does, but it must be important because everyone has it.
You can glean a little from the nutrition label, but it is subject to rounding. There is no guarantee a powder that is 100% calories from protein probably is different than one that is 95% calories from protein - they're just rounding differently. Now, 100% and 60% is a difference, showing lots of extra carbs and fat.
If my primary concern was "clean-ness" (which it isn't), I'd go with an unflavored, non-GMO pea protein. Most peas are grown in Canada where regulation and food quality is pretty good. It's also gritty and doesn't make a good shake - use it in thicker drinks like smoothies or baked goods.
That said, I buy flavored whey. I know the manufacturers may be filthy, but I also don't eat a ton of it.
Unflavored in inherently "cleaner". Most unflavoreds only have the protein and some lechtin. Not sure what that does, but it must be important because everyone has it.
You can glean a little from the nutrition label, but it is subject to rounding. There is no guarantee a powder that is 100% calories from protein probably is different than one that is 95% calories from protein - they're just rounding differently. Now, 100% and 60% is a difference, showing lots of extra carbs and fat.
If my primary concern was "clean-ness" (which it isn't), I'd go with an unflavored, non-GMO pea protein. Most peas are grown in Canada where regulation and food quality is pretty good. It's also gritty and doesn't make a good shake - use it in thicker drinks like smoothies or baked goods.
That said, I buy flavored whey. I know the manufacturers may be filthy, but I also don't eat a ton of it.
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