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Optimum Nutrition Protein Powder Cereal Tub - Fruit - 1.55lbs: Whey, 24g per Serving $16.99

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HoloTMToday 3:08 PM
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Good deal, in for 3.
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CTRL-ALT-DEALSToday 3:08 PM
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The 2lb of this exact flavor was recently available on Amazon for around the same price.

It seems people don't dig the Red 40.

I personally bought 3 from the 2lb Amazon deal because whey is so damn expensive now, but I got the detox steps lined up:

1. Hide the tub: Stash it behind old canned beans so you stop sipping liquefied synthetic cereal milk.

2. Hydrate: Drink 3–4L of water. Red 40 and sucralose pass through your kidneys naturally—no $90 juice fast required.

3. Eat a sour green apple: Sucralose is 600x sweeter than real sugar. Reset your hijacked tastebuds.

4. Eat plain Greek yogurt: Apologize to your gut microbiome with live active cultures.

5. Upgrade the routine: Switch to unflavored whey + real frozen berries for actual antioxidants and gains.
Last edited by CTRL-ALT-DEALS September 15, 2026 at 08:14 AM.
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flip614Today 3:18 PM
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I was able to clip an additional 10% off.
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justyeToday 3:44 PM
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Tempted but having Red 40 for no reason seems weird. It's the reason they are going on sale because nobody wanted the flavors that had it.

I save about $12 compared to normal in store priced Ascent protein from Costco when comparing costs by serving size. That isn't a big enough difference to me.
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ugadawgs311Today 3:50 PM
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This comes out to $1.29/serving. That's a bit pricey compared to other recent deals isn't it? I feel like closer to $0.80/serving is a good deal these days.

EDIT: Never mind, had my math wrong. This comes out to $0.77/serving, so that's a good deal to me. In for 2!
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nealnealnealToday 4:03 PM
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Quote from CTRL-ALT-DEALS View quoted comment :
The 2lb of this exact flavor was recently available on Amazon for around the same price. It seems people don't dig the Red 40. I personally bought 3 from the 2lb Amazon deal because whey is so damn expensive now, but I got the detox steps lined up: 1. Hide the tub: Stash it behind old canned beans so you stop sipping liquefied synthetic cereal milk. 2. Hydrate: Drink 3–4L of water. Red 40 and sucralose pass through your kidneys naturally—no $90 juice fast required. 3. Eat a sour green apple: Sucralose is 600x sweeter than real sugar. Reset your hijacked tastebuds. 4. Eat plain Greek yogurt: Apologize to your gut microbiome with live active cultures. 5. Upgrade the routine: Switch to unflavored whey + real frozen berries for actual antioxidants and gains.
So flavored Greek yogurt is no good?
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twiggy_alien_manToday 4:06 PM
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Quote from justye View quoted comment :
Tempted but having Red 40 for no reason seems weird. It's the reason they are going on sale because nobody wanted the flavors that had it.

I save about $12 compared to normal in store priced Ascent protein from Costco when comparing costs by serving size. That isn't a big enough difference to me.
Probably. They went way off the rails with some flavors.

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sechsToday 4:09 PM
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Sucralose and AceK, for those of you who hate your gut microbiome
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Quote from nealnealneal View quoted comment :
So flavored Greek yogurt is no good?
Greek yogurt IS good to reset your gut microbiome after consuming artificial sweeteners like sucralose that wreak havoc.
As for flavoring, it's always better to add your own fruits so you know what you're getting.

Kombucha is another good source of probiotics.
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HoloTMToday 4:16 PM
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Quote from ugadawgs311 View quoted comment :
This comes out to $1.29/serving. That's a bit pricey compared to other recent deals isn't it? I feel like closer to $0.80/serving is a good deal these days.
Wut? It's 22 servings for $16.99. it's 77.2 cents a serving.
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ugadawgs311Today 4:18 PM
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Quote from HoloTM View quoted comment :
Wut? It's 22 servings for $16.99. it's 77.2 cents a serving.
Ah, you're right! My apologies, I had my math backwards. Thanks for pointing that out. $0.77/serving is a much better deal!
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tonkotsuToday 4:57 PM
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Is there an issue with this flavor compared to the usual chocolate or vanilla flavors?
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BoogieDadToday 5:22 PM
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I dont see any deals on the brand "MyProtein" , there used to be so many deals on a regular basis few years back with MyProtein.

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