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Bought some BN WPI natural and vanilla.

The natural flavour tastes like powdered skim milk but ok if you make smoothies with it. The vanilla has a very faint taste too it. Definitely would choose ON in the flavour department for an extra $20.

I can see where you're coming from - the vanilla isn't really a strong flavour. I like it because it's simple and has the highest protein percentage, but I do agree the chocolate is much better! Banana isn't bad either, if you like the fake banana flavour haha

I'll grab BN chocolate next. I prefer paying cheaper and taste isn't a big thing for me anyway as i only have it once a day. Was just giving my thoughts for others who may not have had those flavours.

If I am doing a bike ride in the same day I am doing a PPP session I add a schoop of chocolate icecream to my shake, because I am a disgusting animal.

I use BN vanilla.

Edited by Nee-san

Dan I WAS paying $50 for 2lb of ON Gold Standard, til I started having 2 shakes a day.

If I were to get sucked into the bro marketing of the local supplement shop, I'd be paying ~$80 a kilo for Max's or Dymatize stuff!

Yeah the BN is $100 for 5kg of WPC.

I bought some fitbodies protein off ebay, $85 for 4kg. Serve size 30grms - 27grms protein, 1.2grms carbs and 0.8grms fats per serve. Chocolate tastes very good, better than BN. Mixes well with no clumps but does froth up a bit.

Little dubious on the protein claims and I'm sure the scoop is slightly bigger than 30grms but if taken at face value it's a very good protein at a terrific price.

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