Grass-Fed Whey Protein Isolate

unflavored pea protein works way better imo. it’s more neutral, kinda earthy but it disappears once you add fruit/nut butter. it also thickens oats nicely instead of making them weirdly creamy. just add a little extra liquid. i also like [unflavored whey](https://dk5cnflyn7mcb.cloudfront.net/?q=GMKAO3339) but just add more liquid to avoid the dairy note soy protein isolate is another good option if you’re ok with soy. very bland, mixes smooth and doesn’t mess with flavor much at all. probably the closest to does nothing in oatmeal.

Optimum nutrition white chocolate. Expensive but good. Don't think it gave any more gains than nutricost though, which has a great chocolate peanut butter flavor.

Same. Nutricost unflavored whey isolate. They also have a grass fed unflavored. Amazon.

Same. Nutricost unflavored whey isolate. They also have a grass fed unflavored. Amazon.

I've been using nutricost grass fed whey, it's the cheapest clean alternative I've found. Not only is sucralose detrimental to your health it also tastes way too sweet to me.

Online Flavorless whey isolate nutricost The best with no unhealthy additives

I use Nutricost grass-fed whey. It has zero additives and carbs and mixes beautifully with Greek yogurt (even better with berries added for natural sweetness and fiber). I was surprised when I saw much extra crap is added to other proteins, especially the flavored ones. I don’t need more vitamins and artificial sweeteners, just protein.

My protein or Amazon nutricost Always plain vanilla so I can blend with banana or pb

Just got my Creami for Christmas but I’ve been eating Nutricost Vanilla for a couple years now. Love the taste, even in water. And it’s cheaper.

I like the PEScience and Nutricost vanillas. But you might need to isolate which specific sweeteners you like/hate and go from there.

Nutricost whey isolate milk chocolate has become my go-to.

nutricost whey protein isolate. It is 100% pure whey protein, no additives, also the lowest cost per g of protein that I have found. It tastes like.... whey protein, but I usually mix it into stuff like oatmeal, smoothies, and what not, so flavor isn't a big deal.