Kool Aid Consistency Protein

[SlimmJimm]

I've tried GNC's Whey Splash protein powder which essentially mixes just like BCAAs and gives you that kool aid type consistency. It's very easy to drink. What other brands out there make this type of protein?


Also I am very curious as to the difference between powder that mixes like that with water as opposed to the standard powders that mix very thick.. in terms of protein quality, profile etc. Is one biologically better than the other for bodybuilding purposes?

[showjo1josh]

It'll all boil down to your diet and macro intake each day to how your results turn out. Most isolate I think in water have that lighter smooth taste. Mixiability has a lot to do with that texture as well.

[SlimmJimm]

It'll all boil down to your diet and macro intake each day to how your results turn out. Most isolate I think in water have that lighter smooth taste. Mixiability has a lot to do with that texture as well.

I'm just asking regardless of diet, directly comparing the two proteins. I'm not talking about your typical whey isolates. This stuff genuinely mixes like fruit juice. I can easily dissolve 5 scoops of this stuff into one shake. It almost seems too good to be true because I can make a protein shake with 125 grams of protein that will go down like a bottle of water.

[kissdadookie]

Isopure and Phormula1. They both have juice flavors which mixes like, well, juice.

I'm also totally with you man. There comes a point where you just really don't feel like pounding back a shake that tastes like cake or ice cream or candy bars.

[eatyourspinach]

Whey concentrate might be considered the best but those typically won't have the consistency you are looking for, you could check this out http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/re...ein-punch.html it says it's like fruit punch