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Model: Premier Protein Nutritional Shake - Caramel - 11.5 fl oz/12pk
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I just got an 18 pack of the caramel flavor in the 11 oz boxes at a business Costco in Phoenix for $23.97 (about $1.33 each). They had maybe 20-30 out yesterday. These sales might just be because Premier Protein changed the designs on the packages.
I'm generally trying to reduce calories and I don't drink these straight—I use them to make milkshakes. Either by adding ice and sugar free syrup like this https://www.walmart.com/ip/Jordan...2513464793 or diluting the original protein drink to about 60 calories per cup (adding about 10 ounces of water per bottle/box) then freezing that in small units to put in the blender later with syrup.
I do the same with vanilla protein drinks and using other syrups that are sold to add to coffee. The Torani peanut butter cup one tastes a lot like Reese's and is usually $7.49 a bottle at TJ Maxx and Home Goods, which have other brands of syrups for $5 and $6 generally. Most of those stores likely have caramel and/or salted caramel in 24-33 oz bottles, which would go with this caramel protein drink after dilation to lower calories per ounce.
I just got an 18 pack of the caramel flavor in the 11 oz boxes at a business Costco in Phoenix for $23.97 (about $1.33 each). They had maybe 20-30 out yesterday. These sales might just be because Premier Protein changed the designs on the packages.I'm generally trying to reduce calories and I don't drink these straight—I use them to make milkshakes. Either by adding ice and sugar free syrup like this https://www.walmart.com/ip/Jordan...2513464793 or diluting the original protein drink to about 60 calories per cup (adding about 10 ounces of water per bottle/box) then freezing that in small units to put in the blender later with syrup.I do the same with vanilla protein drinks and using other syrups that are sold to add to coffee. The Torani peanut butter cup one tastes a lot like Reese's and is usually $7.49 a bottle at TJ Maxx and Home Goods, which have other brands of syrups for $5 and $6 generally. Most of those stores likely have caramel and/or salted caramel in 24-33 oz bottles, which would go with this caramel protein drink after dilation to lower calories per ounce.
I just got an 18 pack of the caramel flavor in the 11 oz boxes at a business Costco in Phoenix for $23.97 (about $1.33 each). They had maybe 20-30 out yesterday. These sales might just be because Premier Protein changed the designs on the packages.
I'm generally trying to reduce calories and I don't drink these straight—I use them to make milkshakes. Either by adding ice and sugar free syrup like this https://www.walmart.com/ip/Jordan...2513464793 or diluting the original protein drink to about 60 calories per cup (adding about 10 ounces of water per bottle/box) then freezing that in small units to put in the blender later with syrup.
I do the same with vanilla protein drinks and using other syrups that are sold to add to coffee. The Torani peanut butter cup one tastes a lot like Reese's and is usually $7.49 a bottle at TJ Maxx and Home Goods, which have other brands of syrups for $5 and $6 generally. Most of those stores likely have caramel and/or salted caramel in 24-33 oz bottles, which would go with this caramel protein drink after dilation to lower calories per ounce.
I found at my local Costco some for the same price!
How healthy are these ? any feedback?
Not all protein shakes are good.
I've had vanilla, cinnamon roll, and cafe latte. All good, imo. With 30g protein and only 160 cals, the numbers are also good, at least for my needs. Looking at cake batter like it might be the best or worst thing ever.
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Not all protein shakes are good.
I'm generally trying to reduce calories and I don't drink these straight—I use them to make milkshakes. Either by adding ice and sugar free syrup like this https://www.walmart.com/ip/Jordan...251346
I do the same with vanilla protein drinks and using other syrups that are sold to add to coffee. The Torani peanut butter cup one tastes a lot like Reese's and is usually $7.49 a bottle at TJ Maxx and Home Goods, which have other brands of syrups for $5 and $6 generally. Most of those stores likely have caramel and/or salted caramel in 24-33 oz bottles, which would go with this caramel protein drink after dilation to lower calories per ounce.
I'm generally trying to reduce calories and I don't drink these straight—I use them to make milkshakes. Either by adding ice and sugar free syrup like this https://www.walmart.com/ip/Jordan...251346
I do the same with vanilla protein drinks and using other syrups that are sold to add to coffee. The Torani peanut butter cup one tastes a lot like Reese's and is usually $7.49 a bottle at TJ Maxx and Home Goods, which have other brands of syrups for $5 and $6 generally. Most of those stores likely have caramel and/or salted caramel in 24-33 oz bottles, which would go with this caramel protein drink after dilation to lower calories per ounce.
Not all protein shakes are good.
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