Question:
I need a good flavorless protein powder/liquid.

I am 3 weeks post-op, and never was one for sweets, or sweet drinks. I am having trouble with the protein drinks, as they are all too sweet for me. Is there a flavorless supplement I could add to food to up the protein in it? I am getting desperate! Thanks in advance.    — januaryrn (posted on August 29, 2002)

August 28, 2002
There is a flavorless powder called CASEC powder. You can add it to applesauce, pudding, mashed potatoes etc. You can also cook with it to add protein. Usually you have to ask your pharmasist to order it for you. It's around $13 for a 10oz. can.
   — Kim B.

August 28, 2002
You can go to the archives here (the LIBRARY) and look through the already posted answers to this very question...you will find hundreds and hundreds of suggestions.
   — Cathy J.

August 29, 2002
hiya i use Jarrows Iso Rich Soy Protein Powder 2 tbls = 25grams protein no sugar, no carbs, no fat...110 calories you can cook with it and add it to applesauce, yogurt, oatmeal, cream of wheat and even coffee! if you mix it with coffee or hot tea you need to keep stirring before you sip it can be a little lumpy when you mix it with other food tho it mixes in smooth and you can't tell it's in there it has no flavor...it has been a life saver for me! i add it to soup, casseroles, stir fry, quiche, pancakes, eggs..you name it...if i use it when there's flour in the recipe i cut down on the flour by 2tbls i order mine online from: http://www.vitamintrader.com and it's $24 (with s&h) for a 2# container which lasts me about 2 months...3 days delivery time if you need some recipes email me, i collect them (high protein, low carb and yummy) for my wls support group take care! kate [email protected] open rny 6-14-01 pre op: 268lbs goal weight: 135lbs current weight: 130lbs
   — jkb

August 29, 2002
Hi...This not flavorless but it also is delicious. I went through about 8 different protein sources before Michelle Curran linked me to this one: Pro Score 100 Chocolate and you can get it online thru Vitalady.com. I use 2 scoops with about l/2 c. of ice and 6 oz of milk or water and blend. It is not sweet, no sugar and is now my breakfast every day. Best part is 1 scoop is 16 g. and 2 is 32 g. of protein. My 10 year old granddaughter even likes it and she is very finnacky. My best to you.
   — AJC750

August 29, 2002
I use designer whey from GNC. Though I have not tried the nutral flavor yet, I do love the chocolate one. My nurtritionist suggests it and says it mixes very well with anything. For a small can it is $17.99. A small can will make 15 portions.
   — DRutherford

August 29, 2002
Designer Whey Powder comes in Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry and Natural (which I use b/c you can add it to anything and not taste it)...
   — Trish R.

August 29, 2002
One of the cheapest options is to add powdered milk to what you're eating - in puddings, casseroles, etc.
   — Kathy B.

August 30, 2002
Not taste natural designer whey? Are you joking? I put it in pudding and it made me want to puke. Try getting samples from vitalady.com and trying out stuff before you do what I did and invest in something that makes you want to gag/puke every time.
   — Heather K.