Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard 100% Whey Muscle Building and Recovery Protein Powder With Naturally Occurring Glutamine and BCAA Amino Acids, Extreme Milk Chocolate Flavour, 28 Servings, 896 g

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When compared to other chocolate flavors, Extreme Milk Chocolate is legendary. Similar to Hershey’s chocolate, and instant hot chocolate, there’s really no competition. Double Rich Chocolate is Optimum Nutrition’s basic chocolate flavor. All companies sell one, but theirs set the bar high.

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Banana Cream is also one of the most versatile flavors ever. As you know, adding a banana into a protein shake is always delicious. Not all athletes are fans of mixing their milk with whey. Plus, in our experience, milk (especially two percent or whole milk) can add a lot of richness to a protein powder, elevating the overall flavor. So, to get an objective taste, we ranked our flavors based on how they tasted only with water. Aftertaste

The main protein ingredient in 100% Gold Standard Whey is whey protein isolate, for better mixability and absorption. With an instantized formula that mixes easily and tastes delicious, try mixing one scoop with your oatmeal, yogurt, muffins, pancake and other recipes. When it comes to flavor profiling, we tried our best to stay as unbiased as possible, putting our personal preferences aside. We considered what an athlete who likes a particular flavor would want to get from their whey. For instance, does the peanut butter taste like a spoonful of Skippy or does it taste artificial? Here are all the factors that we took into account. Water vs. MilkDouble Rich Chocolate is a chocolate lover’s dream, but it doesn’t compare to what’s next… #2: Extreme Milk Chocolate

Chocolate Coconut takes the #5 spot for one reason — it’s not a strong flavor. But it’s tasty, it definitely lives up to its name, and can be mixed with just about anything. Everyone has different taste buds, of course, but the only group of people who may not have an interest, IMHO, in white chocolate would be people who consume whey during their workouts or are otherwise limited to mixing only in water. I enjoy it in water but can understand why someone may want something with a more distinct flavor, such as the chocolate. No one wants a delicious flavor at the start of a sip only to be left with a weird flavor lingering afterward. And considering whey protein is derived from dairy, the aftertaste can be pretty gnarly with some products. We chose powders that delivered a delightful first sip, all the way to the bottoms-up finish. Solubility Yes, it contains artificial flavors and sweeteners. The sweeteners are sucralose (a.k.a. Splenda®) and/or acesulfame potassium (a.k.a. Ace K), depending on the flavor. However, the company has a line of “natural whey” in Chocolate, Strawberry, and Vanilla flavors. Is Gold Standard Whey good for weight loss? They taste similar, but Extreme Milk Chocolate, as you can tell by its name, takes chocolate to a whole other level.Some say it tastes like the candy Almond Joy. I can see why, but it’s not exactly like it. The coconut is there but it doesn’t stand out as much as the chocolate.