Best tasting whey protein mix I've found

Is whey protein the most commonly used supplement for weightlifters? Well maybe steriods comes in at number one but I would venture to guess that whey is probably a close second (I joke i joke, i kid, i kid.) There are many benefits to using whey supplements but normally the taste isn't one of them. Mostly they taste like a sugarless powder that you force down your gullet.

However, there are exceptions and I think that Prostar - chocolate creme is my all-time favorite.

Regardless of which one of these you get, the nutritional values are generally engineered to be around the same. 1 serving gives you around 100 calories, 25 grams of protein or so, and little to no carbohydrates. The fact that they are able to make this taste good while containing no sugar is a mystery of the universe that probably causes cancer (everything else does so why not?) and we will find out about that 30 years from now.

I lift nearly every day. I wouldn't say I am hardcore but I am pretty strong. I also live in a country where protein loading using natural ingredients is something you do at your own house, or pay a fortune for at a restaurant. Thai dishes are typically curries and this has a very small amount of meat in them - so getting the 1.5-2 grams of protein per KG of body-weight can be tricky. For me this would be around 160 grams per day and while i could eat 6 chicken breasts or 30 eggs, I prefer a more streamlined approach.

I drink one shake in the morning every day and this works out extra-well for me because for some reason, I have just never really had much of an appetite in the morning and generally will just drink coffee and eat nothing. This is not good for you, no matter what your fitness goals are so getting a shake that is loaded with exactly what I need is a nice touch. I then have another one 30 minutes after I work out for no other reason than the fact that the bottle tells you to do so.

The downside of this, and all other whey mixes is the expense. If you are protein loading on a daily basis, this will easily cost you $100 a month. I'm afraid there is just no way around this. On the flip-side, depending on where you live in the world, 180 chicken breasts and nearly 2000 eggs would probably be more expensive than this anyway.... not to mention you would probably ruin chicken for the rest of your life.

I have tried almost all flavors of whey protein that exist on the market, and the Chocolate Creme one (which costs about the same as any other one) is by far my favorite one. It is important to note that I mix mine with milk... you nutjobs that mix your stuff with water are on a level of dedication that I can't really understand.

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