Soy Protein Isolate

My comment got deleted because I included a link, so here without the link: Myprotein has a neutral 100% soy protein isolate (they also have pea, but I haven't tried that), which is great for smoothies with (frozen) fruit, but can also be used as a sauce thickener in meals. No artificial flavors and sweeteners, so it's very versatile and almost completely flavorless.

The flavorless soy isolate from both Bulk and MyProtein are great. Just blend with soy milk and some frozen fruit and you have what you need without the horrible artificial taste.

Myprotein has soy protein powder that's cheaper than any whey I've ever seen by a landslide

hands down myprotein soy protein isolate, super chalky and viscous and taste bad…

I love MyProtein (the soy isolate salted caramel or the vegan blend cereal milk/chocolate salted caramel are really good) but I'm in Europe so idk if it's available for you. I also like Prozis, they have a good hazelnut one called bonbon something (ferrero rocher-like) and ive had others from HSN that were not bad either

They make such good protein shakes now. I did a little chef, combined my Impact Walnut with Soy Impact salted caramell. So good. Tastes amazing as I am leaving the gym.

I second the MyProtein option! I used the MyProtein Soy Isolate Salted Caramel, Or the Soy Isolate Unflavoured and mix with the Vegan Chocolate Salted Caramel flavour in a 1-1 ratio. It's great for either adding into cereal or porridge, or even just mixing into a thick consistency for using it as a dip with rice cakes!

I second the MyProtein option! I used the MyProtein Soy Isolate Salted Caramel, Or the Soy Isolate Unflavoured and mix with the Vegan Chocolate Salted Caramel flavour in a 1-1 ratio. It's great for either adding into cereal or porridge, or even just mixing into a thick consistency for using it as a dip with rice cakes!

https://preview.redd.it/pbhv09xycfff1.png?width=1831&format=png&auto=webp&s=8b2114c4026d5f3e28f6b7641dd66952f0635633 Wassup. I normally use MyProtein, I normally buy from big brands because I like the quality guarantee, and last I checked it's price competitive with the other big brands. Should be accurate to about six months ago and is in euros since I was living down south when I made this list. I would make sure to check the number because, currency change, availability, price changes etc. I'd recommend the essential whey, impact whey and impact soy powders. The soy is far and away the best with the highest value and lowest calories. However I would make sure to eat it with a meal or blend it with another powder to make sure it has a complete amino acid profile to maximise the benefit. Also I get my creatine from bulk, I buy the creatine monohydrate powder. I'd recommend the unflavoured and just mix it with some cheap juice. I find the flavours they offer don't really cover up the creatine funk taste and slightly reduces with value