Im currently using Gold Standard creatine and it doesn't mix well at all. Im sure their has to be something out their that dissolves a lot better? I was thinking about trying capsules but I thought I would ASK Here first before.
Im also using dymatize elite xt which is an amazing thick protein. I can mix two scoops of it in water and it would be decently thick and it tastes like I'm using milk. So its a really good protein if your trying to keep the calories down since you don't have to use milk to make it taste good. Ive went through all the flavors a couple times so far and I'm ready to order a couple tubs of new protein. I was curious to see whats out their that is thick like dymatize elite xt ? And tastes good thanks everyone.
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09-30-2015, 11:05 AM #1
Need a good dissolving creatine / Thick whey protein powder
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09-30-2015, 11:09 AM #2
Creatine: Platinum Creatine (unflavored)
Whey: Phase8 is a whey and casein blend that is very thick. A blend or strictly casein is your best option if you like thick shakes.
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As for dissolving creatine, why not try just throwing the creatine powder in your mouth and chasing it down with a swig or two of water? It will be gone in literally 3 seconds. Then you don't have to worry with it dissolving.
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09-30-2015, 02:03 PM #10
A nice thick protein powder is Gaspari Myofusion Advanced - 25g protein per scoop, low calories, and nice and thick without having to add milk
Dymatize Elite XT is a good option, i've been through a few tubs of it. If you want something really different, Gaspari's Peanut butter cookie dough is really really good. It's nice and sweet with a really smooth peanut butter flavorSenior Gaspari Board Rep/Brand Ambassador
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I find the easiest way to take creatine is to just dump a scoop in your mouth and take a swig of water. It goes down really easily and then you don't have to worry about paying a premium for better dissolving creatine rather than cheap but perfectly efficacious monohydrate.
Blends that include casein will be a little thicker than just whey. PES Select is a blend that has some texture to it, and is also third-party certified so you know that what's in the tub matches the label. Alternately, you could go with a straight casein for even thicker shakes. I've also heard that AI No Whey is crazy thick, if you don't mind a non-dairy protein.Olympus Labs Representative
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09-30-2015, 05:20 PM #14
I too keep it simple and opt for just taking the scoop and dumping it in my mouth. Go with a reputable company but in general if GS is not mixing well.
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