Grass Fed Whey Protein Powder

I do, but it's usually my pre or post workout snack. For example, I hit the gym at about 5:30/6am and I need some fuel before my session, but don't have a lot of time for breakfast, I have it with a banana or I'll drink it w/ a plant based milk. It settles in the 15-20 minute drive to the gym and It's not too heavy on me during my workout. Similarly, I usually have to log into work by 7:30/8am and if I had oatmeal as my pre-workout breakfast, then I'll drink blend up a quick 2-3 fruit, protein powder, & almond milk smoothie. I prefer whole foods vs supplements and don't use it to do total meal replacement but it helps on the days I need to hit that protein goal, but am pressed for time/convenience. I use Levels Whey - 6 ingredients

Levels Grass Fed Whey Concentrate (Vanilla) is my current go-to. No problem with it mixed in just water.

Levels grass fed whey. No “natural” flavors either like Transparent Labs tries to sneak into their whey.

I like Levels protein. Mocha flavor is my fave

I have asked a manager and the sales rep for Levels, and they say for some reason, it has been decided that only Vanilla Bean will be on the floor in Costco for the foreseeable future. Bummer too, as the in-store price is always lower than online (hence, even less during a sale in-store). Double chocolate is still way cheaper with Costco online anyway, but I really wish they stocked it in the stores (like they do with two flavors of ON)

I haven't used any unflavored powder yet. Will try that soon. Levels appears to be one of the cleanest out there (IMHO) versus others. And since I use Costco so much, it's great that they stock it. (albeit, not however, in every store it seems) Would be great if they stocked other flavors, but happy they have two. They do the same with Ascent, only one in stock (vanilla bean). Cheers.

Love my levels whey protein powder

Levels whey protein is solid! Stevia based, no sucralose, featured grass fed whey, and is relatively affordable compared to other options. I consistently use the double chocolate and vanilla as bases for most of mine- the vanilla can easily be used as a base for fruit/mint/PB flavors, it’s mild. I can also vouch for the cappuccino flavor 

I’m not exactly forcing anything down, but I definitely get tired of a flavor by the end of a tub… so I’ve been rotating powders for a few years now just to keep it interesting.  There’s actually a Reddit user who put together [a protein powder comparison tool](https://www.reddit.com/user/Industrious_Bradly1/comments/1mv97y1/comparing_protein_powders_by_brand/) that breaks down a ton of different brands, and it’s been super helpful when I want to try something new. A few I’ve enjoyed: Transparent Labs vanilla, Optimum Nutrition extreme milk chocolate, and Levels unflavored (great for tossing into smoothies). All solid on taste and mixability, just depends on what mood I’m in.

I used Levels Whey Protein (you can get it on Amazon). My OB liked it because it’s super limited ingredients. The unflavored is only two ingredients!

Levels unflavored. Good price