Needing to switch from Whey Protein Powder to.....???

[Doctimus]

Try the whey isolate without milk. usually lactose intolerant people can drink isolate just fine.

[247365]

What about Carnivore? The beef protein?

[Times Roman]

Try the whey isolate without milk. usually lactose intolerant people can drink isolate just fine.

whey is made out of milk. doesn't matter if I add milk to a milk product.

It still makes me fart.

But farts are fun....
....it's shit without the mess!

What about Carnivore? The beef protein?

haven't tried it. the egg white protein powder seems to be working. But now that I've been using the blender a lot, haven't even been using that too much. It's weird the shit I throw in the blender.

Typical:
12.5 oz chicken breast
16 ounces liquid egg whites
some veggie or fruit
1/2 cup oats; raw

doesn't taste so good, but it saves all that wear and tear on the teeth with unnecessary chewing!

[tarmyg]

It's weird the shit I throw in the blender.

Typical:
12.5 oz chicken breast
16 ounces liquid egg whites
some veggie or fruit
1/2 cup oats; raw

doesn't taste so good, but it saves all that wear and tear on the teeth with unnecessary chewing!

What the hell TR? That is crazy It sounds truly disgusting.

[Doctimus]

whey is made out of milk. doesn't matter if I add milk to a milk product.

I understand that, but typically people with lactose issues can drink isolate fine. Clearly that isn't the case. I guess it's more chicken for you, sir!

[Times Roman]

What the hell TR? That is crazy It sounds truly disgusting.

I don't eat it because it tastes good. if that were the case, I wouldn't eat half the shit I do.

I understand that, but typically people with lactose issues can drink isolate fine. Clearly that isn't the case. I guess it's more chicken for you, sir!

and it seemed to be working for awhile....

[TRA]

Not sure if it's cool to post or not, but True Nutrition - The Highest Quality Supplements and Protein at the Lowest Prices has some decent custom blend prices. Might check on albumin there. I dig the site because though grainy, I used to use some rice protein blends once in a while to avoid developing an intolerance. Not sure if it's in your budget or not, but it was way cheaper than buying over the counter, and you can get ridiculous bulk in bags.