Body Fortress Super Advanced Whey Protein Powder, Gluten Free, Chocolate Flavor, 2 Pound, Pack of 2

I've been using pretty much every brand of isolate, and I'm just sick of it. They taste bland and after buying over 10+ 5lb tubs over the years, you get sick of the watery flavor. People criticize this brand for having a "misleadingly" huge scoop, but the nutrition label clearly states how many scoops you're getting out of the container. Even purely on a protein/$ calculation, this brand is one of the cheapest per gram of protein. And let me tell you, it tastes way better than an isolate. it's like trying to eat a steak or burger that's 99% lean, yes it's healthier, but it tastes much worse. This powder will work much better for recipes etc. The better taste and sanity it provides is worth the extra grams of fat. The macros are still good at 200 cal and 30g protein per scoop, most protein powders need to be mixed with milk anyways to taste decent, but this one doesn't. It tastes like hot cocoa. Just heat it up and throw some marshmallows. You got yourself a healthier and sustainable treat instead of depraving yourself of taste in pursuit of the best macros. The only thing that tastes better is syntha 6 cold stone, but after finishing 3 different tubs, I'll be the first to tell you it's not worth it. those things give you gas unlike anything else, pretty sure it's the digestive enzymes they put in the powder, because nothing has ever come close to syntha 6 levels of gas. So just get this

The protein chocolate flavor is tasty. Some reviews have mentioned that a previous formula was much tastier, but there's nothing wrong with how it is now. Tastes great and mixes well with skim milk, beet powder, creatine powder, tart cherry powder, powdered peanut butter, and any other kind of goodie you want to add to make it super healthy. You can even toss a couple of eggs in and blend it for even more protein.At its current price of $40.00, it only costs half of what many competitors charge, and mixing it with skim milk gives 38 grams of 16-amino acid protein per shake, so it's cost-effective, good quality, and gets the job done.

It has very good taste and ingredients..

I’ve had a lot of protein powder in my 27 years around the sun. This does the job well, great for recovery after workouts and I take atleast 1 scoop a day minimum even in rest days. You can’t beat this product for value for money and quality. If you want a better quality protein powder pay the extra for it, but if you’re on a budget and just getting into training or have been lifting for a few years this is a decent quality “bang for your buck” product. Taste great with milk, water or other milk alternatives like oat milk. Good in cereal and yoghurt too. I get chocolate because it tastes the best in my opinion. 5lbs for $35 and I see people complaining - well if you want something that tastes like candy go buy candy fat ass, it’s protein powder not ice cream.

Honestly, ive seen this product previously and just passed it up to get a vegan one, or a total isolate, etc. I shouldn't have. The price was low and i decided to check it out. I wasn't expecting this to breath life into my nutritional approach to protein. I use it for my morning shake that i make with berries and Greek yogurt. It tastes flawless. I use it for my multi grain Cheerios with almond milk. The taste is just phenomenal. I use it after my workout with water... Again, just perfect! I have been using protein powders to enhance my diet and add to my protein intake for about 15 years, this is a great deal for anyone who's looking to be realistic about nutrition and supplement a healthy diet. With low sugar, high protein, branch chain amino acids, gluten free for those on that lick, amazing flavor, and affordability... I recommend this for all ages and a realistic approach to a healthier lifestyle.

This is by far the cheapest protein powder out there which is great except it makes me question the protein accuracy. I've had both vanilla and chocolate and It's great stuff as far as taste and mixing go, and happy to see one with artificial sweetener's because of lower calories. If they truly are honest, its a great deal, but I'm not for sure. I see a lot of people complaining about the formula and flavors, honestly for me the flavor of the vanilla is great still. It would be nice to see the magnesium and phosphorus back in the formula though. As far as gut effects, as long as your not eating it dry there's not rly any issues. Great product, would be nice to know if the company is honest with protein content. - A 17 year old Gym rat

This product has really helped me lose weight. I've been counting calories for the last few months, and as a rule, I have purged liquid calories from my diet, since you're still just as hungry after drinking them. This product is one of my few exceptions, since I find it more filling than most small snacks. It's really helped me stay at or below 2,000 calories per day; I've had days where I've drank three of these and only eaten one small meal. And they've certainly helped me keep up my protein macro.So far I've tried four flavors: Chocolate, chocolate peanut butter, cookies n' creme, and cinnamon. Chocolate is probably my favorite of the bunch, since it tastes great with or without milk. The chocolate peanut butter tastes very good with milk, as it really brings out the chocolateyness and brings the two flavors into balance; without milk, the peanut butter is so powerful you can barely taste the chocolate. Cookies n' creme is good, but not really my thing, although my mom LOVES it.I'm currently on Cinnamon, and it's the most difficult of the bunch: the powder is very sticky, and wants to retain its shape. With all the others, I was able to funnel them into an old Gatorade bottle with a little jostling of the funnel, but the cinnamon just wouldn't cooperate. It's also the hardest to blend; I had to get a protein shaker bottle, with a whisk ball inside. The flavor is good, but a bit weak for my tastes; overall I'll probably stick to the chocolate.