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Comes to $12.27 for me after 15% S&S discount, with no coupon. Still not a bad price.
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Nice deal OP.
High protein drinks often have a gritty taste.
Chocolate delight is the way to go. I've tried several brands and flavors on discounts or clearance and none have been worth it to buy or SS except chocolate flavors. Vanilla are usually good once in a while with chocolate treats.
Another thing is high protein drinks are often higher priced than drinks in the 12-16g range.
I'm also confused about the calories comment. When I look at a label it's for 3 things; fat, sugar, and protein. I want high fat, low sugar, and high protein. Carbohydrates and calories are not really important to me. Fewer carbs is fine. Just needs to be a good amount. But it's not a concern. Low sugar is most important. Followed by high fat. Just gotta eat more if I lack protein or other things.
Comes to $12.27 for me after 15% S&S discount, with no coupon. Still not a bad price.
But the label says 1g of sugar and no additional sugars.
I'm not familiar with the brand you mentioned as I don't have diabetes. But a brand product that seemed to promote towards the diabetic crowd was Nestles Boost Glucose Control.
It's more expensive than this Atkins product and often harder to get at a good deal price on Amazon. I had trouble at times with it not available when my SS was to ship and eventually cancelled it a good while ago. It has different levels of nutrients in it than the Atkins products too. Creamier taste that I preferred. I liked it over the Atkins line when planning to do extra physical work than normal during the day ahead. I felt the Boost was better for that purpose.
But I'd do your sugar substitute research and see if either is a good fit for your needs.
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