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popularlittlepigs posted Yesterday 12:03 AM
popularlittlepigs posted Yesterday 12:03 AM

Amazon PB2 Performance Almond Protein Powder - Delicious Vanilla Flavor - $13.99-$14.99 Amazon

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PB2 tastes so good as a protein shake


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PB2 tastes so good as a protein shake


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Yesterday 04:38 AM
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iBooYesterday 04:38 AM
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That's a lot of carbs aka sugar in a protein shake.
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Yesterday 12:17 PM
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theprivateerYesterday 12:17 PM
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Quote from iBoo :
That's a lot of carbs aka sugar in a protein shake.
There's two grams of sugar per two scoops, sweetened with monk fruit. Not bad by most standards.
Yesterday 03:18 PM
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lolitsjaeYesterday 03:18 PM
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The 2lb (PEANUT fyi for those with allergies) is also on sale for 17 bucks (before 15% promotion) https://a.co/d/7tKDURm
Yesterday 03:24 PM
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StephenJaeYesterday 03:24 PM
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I usually take orgain chocolate 2 scoops + PB2 peanut vanilla 1 scoop to make 30G protein shake and put at least 26oz of water and it tastes soooo goooood.
Yesterday 03:27 PM
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ranganath567Yesterday 03:27 PM
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Thanks, OP! The coupons apply to the Peanut protein varieties, too!
Yesterday 03:36 PM
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Ra_moYesterday 03:36 PM
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Quote from lolitsjae :
The 2lb is also on sale for 17 bucks (before 15% promotion) https://a.co/d/7tKDURm
the 2lbs is for peanuts and not almond
Yesterday 03:55 PM
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lolitsjaeYesterday 03:55 PM
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Quote from Ra_mo :
the 2lbs is for peanuts and not almond
Oh good point! Sorry I missed that.

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Is this considered a complete protein -- like I could take it in lieu of whey and it would do the same thing?
Yesterday 05:10 PM
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VioletWeather9298Yesterday 05:10 PM
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Quote from Walstar2 :
Is this considered a complete protein -- like I could take it in lieu of whey and it would do the same thing?
I think you know the answer to that is: No. Whey is superior.
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richie031Yesterday 09:08 PM
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Quote from Walstar2 :
Is this considered a complete protein -- like I could take it in lieu of whey and it would do the same thing?

Here are some individual items that are complete proteins:
tofu, tempeh, edamame, quinoa, buckwheat, hemp seeds, and chia seeds.

Other complete protein sources from animal products include eggs, milk, and cheese.

You can also get complete proteins by mixing and matching items. Whey is pretty much always the easiest route to get there.
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SensibleKite761Today 12:03 AM
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Quote from richie031 :
Here are some individual items that are complete proteins:tofu, tempeh, edamame, quinoa, buckwheat, hemp seeds, and chia seeds. Other complete protein sources from animal products include eggs, milk, and cheese. You can also get complete proteins by mixing and matching items. Whey is pretty much always the easiest route to get there.
Just because they're complete doesn't mean they're good sources of all the amino acids.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/P...acid_score

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protein_quality

https://www.researchgate.net/figu..._368020390

Not much (nothing) beats whey, egg, casein, etc. Soy is the only plant source that comes close.
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Discounter2020Today 03:55 AM
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Quote from Walstar2 :
Is this considered a complete protein -- like I could take it in lieu of whey and it would do the same thing?
Nothing processed is considered "complete", not even protein powder, its only supplemental. Actual nutritional benefit of this specific product is very questionable.

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