I use whey, usually their whey concentrate or the New Zealand whey. They do have several other options but I've never been a fan of plant based powders so I've never tried theirs.
I almost exclusively use unflavoured unsweetened protein powder, I really like Canadian Protein (they do ship elsewhere if you are not Canadian). It's a really solid product and they have different lines for different preferences and budgets, they put really good sales on from time to time, and you can access the batch test analysis for every bag you purchase. They do also have some really yummy flavours too, I like buying their little sample packs so I can try lots of different ones without committing to a whole bag.
Pea Protein powder at canadianprotein .com is the cheapest I found that has quality testing. They ship to the US as well. I've been buying their vegan premium protein powder for years and been happy. Costs are getting crazy though.
Pea Protein powder at canadianprotein .com is the cheapest I found that has quality testing. They ship to the US as well. I've been buying their vegan premium protein powder for years and been happy. Costs are getting crazy though.
I've used it in baking and it's surprisingly great to work with. My google research lead me to believe that I must use casein powder but nope whey is more than fine.
I love canadianprotein.com for the vegan and other choices. The flavours are very good!
https://canadianprotein.com/products/all-natural-premium-vegan-protein-blend
The only negative part about their testing is for heavy metals It is based on report from the supplier. So if the supplier is hiding something, Canadian Protein won\`t be able to catch it. All other metrics seems to be sent directly from Canadian Protein to the tester. At least thats what seems to be the case when I was reading their reddit posts/comments.
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