Amazon has for Prime Members: 1.8-lbs MuscleTech Grass-Fed Whey Protein Powder (Vanilla or Chocolate) on sale for $19.99 - $1 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $18.99. Shipping is free.
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Amazon has for Prime Members: 1.8-lbs MuscleTech Grass-Fed Whey Protein Powder (Vanilla or Chocolate) on sale for $19.99 - $1 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $18.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Tel06c for finding this deal.
60 mg of cholesterol for 20g protein makes this a bad deal for me. My recipe calls for 50g protein so thats 50% of recommended daily cholesterol intake. Not trying to be a Debbie downer here. Otherwise its a great deal especially considering how the price of whey protein has skyrocketed.
Bad macros (9g carbs), concentrate not isolate and added sucralose. Grass fed trying to distract from other bad ingredients. Even at this price not worth it for me.
This whey powder stands out mainly for its low promo price and grass fed branding, with Subscribe and Save bringing it to about $15 and the first order discount making it even cheaper. The formula is repeatedly described as a concentrate blend rather than an isolate, with whey concentrate first, maltodextrin second, and sucralose included. The nutrition panel is called out for 20 grams of protein in a 35 to 36 gram scoop, 140 calories, and 9 grams of carbs. It looks like a budget option, but the ingredient profile keeps it from feeling especially lean.
People who are fine with added carbs and sweeteners, because the formula includes maltodextrin and sucralose while still keeping the tub inexpensive.
Shoppers wanting a low-cost whey blend for casual shakes, because the price is attractive and the powder still delivers a standard 20 grams of protein per serving.
Yes. The formula includes both sucralose and maltodextrin, which is a drawback for shoppers looking for a simpler ingredient list or fewer added carbs.
No. A 35-36 g scoop provides only 20 g protein, which works out to roughly 56-57% protein by weight. That leaves a relatively large share of the scoop coming from carbs and other ingredients.
The deal drops to about $18.99 with S&S, and one first-order S&S discount brings it to about $15. That makes the effective price closer to roughly $1 per ounce for some shoppers.
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60 mg of cholesterol for 20g protein makes this a bad deal for me. My recipe calls for 50g protein so thats 50% of recommended daily cholesterol intake. Not trying to be a Debbie downer here. Otherwise its a great deal especially considering how the price of whey protein has skyrocketed.
sucralosethere is so much bad news now in studies on sucralose I won't use products with it anymorewhich is hard, because they insist on putting it into everythingnot as good price but isolate and no sucralosehttps://www.amazon.com/Myprotein-...B0HHLGYWVRmaybe if you have s+s it will be closer to $1/ounce
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Bad macros (9g carbs), concentrate not isolate and added sucralose. Grass fed trying to distract from other bad ingredients. Even at this price not worth it for me.
20g per serving, 23 servings. If you're looking to get 40g post workout, that reduces this to less than 12 servings. 12 servings for $18....not that great.
sucralosethere is so much bad news now in studies on sucralose I won't use products with it anymorewhich is hard, because they insist on putting it into everythingnot as good price but isolate and no sucralosehttps://www.amazon.com/Myprotein-...B0HHLGYWVRmaybe if you have s+s it will be closer to $1/ounce
Good price, but check the nutrition and ingredients before buying. One 36g scoop has only 20g protein, 140 calories and 9g carbs. Whey protein concentrate is the first ingredient, but maltodextrin is #2, and it also contains sucralose. That means only about 56% of the powder by weight is protein. I'd rather wait for a deal on a whey isolate with more protein per calorie and fewer added carbs...
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This whey powder stands out mainly for its low promo price and grass fed branding, with Subscribe and Save bringing it to about $15 and the first order discount making it even cheaper. The formula is repeatedly described as a concentrate blend rather than an isolate, with whey concentrate first, maltodextrin second, and sucralose included. The nutrition panel is called out for 20 grams of protein in a 35 to 36 gram scoop, 140 calories, and 9 grams of carbs. It looks like a budget option, but the ingredient profile keeps it from feeling especially lean.
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there is so much bad news now in studies on sucralose I won't use products with it anymore
which is hard, because they insist on putting it into everything
not as good price but isolate and no sucralose
https://www.amazon.com/Myprotein-...B0HHLGYWVR
maybe if you have s+s it will be closer to $1/ounce
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