Dymatize (BellRing Brands) - Elite 100% Whey

Dymatize is the best tasting protein powder I've tried. Not a huge fan of the Fruity Pebbles flavor but tge chocolate is great. They had banana flavore at a GNC when I lived overseas and that was awesome, but its either discontinued or not available in the state it seems.

Dymatize is the best tasting protein powder I've tried. Not a huge fan of the Fruity Pebbles flavor but tge chocolate is great. They had banana flavore at a GNC when I lived overseas and that was awesome, but its either discontinued or not available in the state it seems.

I appreciate ON, but man the taste difference between ON and Dymatize (chocolate specifically) is wild. ON is more bland while Dymatize tastes like ye olde hot cocoa packets. I switch between the two depending on if I want taste or not. 

Half a scoop of dymatize cookies and cream and half a scoop of dymatize chocolate peanut butter with fairlife fat free milk is a perfect combo. I use an immersion blender to mix it and it produces a nice consistency. My goal is to drop 20 lbs but gain some muscle.

Dymatize Elite here. It's not an Isolate which no matter what the brand messes with my stomach. It's a little cheaper than the ISO 100 too.

Another Optimum Nutrition fan here. Have used it for 20+ years. I do switch off the last few years with Dymatize Elite if it's on sale, just for a change. What will jack up my stomach (have IBS) is any Isolate or Vegan brand.

As a several day a week heavy lifter, I'm in the whey camp. But am the opposite of some who are lactose intolerant and so require a whey isolate. I have IBS and the isolates are intolerable for me as are the plant based which are usually pea protein. I use Dymatize Elite and Optimum Nutrition. Both are great. Just for the heck of it, you might want to Google 'protein powders/contaminates'. Interesting studies from this year but I'm certainly not giving them up.

As a several day a week heavy lifter, I'm in the whey camp. But am the opposite of some who are lactose intolerant and so require a whey isolate. I have IBS and the isolates are intolerable for me as are the plant based which are usually pea protein. I use Dymatize Elite and Optimum Nutrition. Both are great. Just for the heck of it, you might want to Google 'protein powders/contaminates'. Interesting studies from this year but I'm certainly not giving up my protein powders.

Hey, fellow gym-girl here. go with well-trusted brands like Dymatize, if you are lactose intolerant then you can try the elite one else you can go with the isolate.

Hey, fellow gym-girl here. go with well-trusted brands like Dymatize, if you are lactose intolerant then you can try the elite one else you can go with the isolate.

For chocolate taste, Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard and Dymatize Elite mix well in a shaker and taste like a milkshake. Naked Nutrition Chocolate Whey is low sugar and natural tasting. Using milk instead of water makes it even creamier.

Yep, it doesn't really matter but I've landed on Dymatize as a consistent track. I have the vanilla and it mixes so well in Oatmeal and shakes without being overpowering.

I use of Dymatize Gourmet Vanilla protein powder as my base and it was beautifully every time. Highly recommend you give it a try.

I’m living in 2036, baby: Oreo Cheesecake Protein Ice Cream 260kcal | 35g protein 80g 1% cottage cheese 50g nonfat Greek yogurt 20g Cookies and Cream Dymatize 6g Sugar-Free Jello cheesecake pudding mix 0.25mL vegetable glycerin 15 squirts liquid Splenda 18g erythritol sweetener 1/8 tbsp xanthan gum 1/4 tbsp guar gum 1 cup almond milk 1/2 Oreo thin Blend well with immersion blender. Freeze at least 24 hours. Spin on lite ice cream mode. Add 1tbsp Greek yogurt and re-spin. Top with more Oreo or chocolate chips.

I like Dymatize - and while ISO100 may be a bit better, I am going with the Elite Whey since it's cheaper and I am no Pro any"whey" ;-)