Premier Protein 30g Protein Shake, Chocolate, 24x 340ml $65.18 + Delivery (Free with Prime) @ Amazon US via AU

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For gym buffs. The specs look good. Shipping will kill it for those without prime. Had to order 2 packs to get over the $49 threshold but works out to $2.71 a bottle.

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Packaged in a new 11.5oz bottle, each Premier Protein Shake contains 30 grams of protein, complete with all of the essential amino acids, 1g of sugar, 5g carbs, 160 calories, 24 vitamins & minerals, and is also low in fat. We use a proprietary blend of milk protein, casein and whey protein in our shakes to help fuel muscles quickly and for several hours to help support your goals. Enjoy a shake as a meal replacement or a healthy snack. They are perfect for breakfast on-the-go, an afternoon snack, or as pre- or post-workout fuel. They are delicious as is, but are also highly customizable. Try blending with your favorite fruits and vegetables for a delicious smoothie or adding to cereal or oatmeal. Available in 4 delicious flavors: Chocolate, Vanilla, Caramel, and cookies & Cream

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  Skitzout on 04/01/2021 - 12:05

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  Reviews turned me away

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    HomeAlone on 04/01/2021 - 12:07

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    Pro tip: Use a blender if you find worms in your bottles. Extra protein :)

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  lonewolf on 04/01/2021 - 13:57

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  Not a big fan of the ingredients label. MPC and Calcium Caseinate are its protein sources. So its more than $2.70 for 30gms of protein from those 2 sources.

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    brimmy11 on 04/01/2021 - 15:21

    Concentrate is quite common in drinks/bars because it’s low cost, you’ll rarely find isolate in them or if you do it’s a mix and isolate is the minority.

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      lonewolf on 04/01/2021 - 16:51

      Well it depends on the type of concentrate, MPC (Milk protein concentrate) is pretty much the lowest form of standard dairy protein concentrates and isolates. MPC is when casein and whey hasnt been separated as well as still has some of the carbs and fats of dairy. Calcium casein isnt the worst form of casein but neither is it the best, its still considered quite a low quality form of casein protein. And thats all the drink has. So it depends on how well you do with these lower forms of proteins as quite a lot of people will have some form of allergic or dietary issue minor or major. The 2 biggest issues when it comes to dairy allergies is Lactose and casein protein. This has both since MPC will have some lactose and has casein as well as Calcium caseinate like i mentioned is a lower form of casein protein. So thats a lot of casein protein / basically majority casein protein as MPC and dairy in generally has 80% casein and 20% Whey proteins.

      I just dont know if those ingredients justify $2.70 per 30gms, if it was cheaper OR if they used better ingredients then yes i would be on board. I personally would prefer to see them have WPC only if they were going to use just a couple of sources or one and only a cheaper concentrate.

      I will say though if the flavours are really good then it can still be useful for people who want to use it as a Meal replacement and will continue to use it due to flavouring and since it is mainly casein protein, that will help with making you feel full for a longer period of time. Then again that is part of also the allergic part to casein that some people have (me included).