Best non whey protein?

[theworm]

Anyone find a good tasting non whey protein?  I am lactose intolerant and whey gives me acne.  I found some egg protein but I want natural ingredients, not suctolose nor stevia... 

Any luck?

[Kazan]

I like the Vitol Egg Protein Powder, you can get it at the Fruitful Yield if you have one locally

[DroppingPlates]

Anyone find a good tasting non whey protein?  I am lactose intolerant and whey gives me acne.  I found some egg protein but I want natural ingredients, not suctolose nor stevia... 

Any luck?

I buy unflavored powders and mix them with a scoop pure cacao powder

I like the Vitol Egg Protein Powder, you can get it at the Fruitful Yield if you have one locally

The OP wrote "good tasting"..

[Kazan]

The OP wrote "good tasting"..

It actually tastes good, if you like vanilla that is

[Big Chiro Flex]

Anyone find a good tasting non whey protein?  I am lactose intolerant and whey gives me acne.  I found some egg protein but I want natural ingredients, not suctolose nor stevia... 

Any luck?

REAL isolate or Hydrolysate should continue zero lactose. All of these shit brands use concentrate because it's the cheapest to manufacture and that's what's fucking you up.

[DroppingPlates]

It actually tastes good, if you like vanilla that is

That 'eases the pain', but it's prob not just a matter of adding some vanilla and that's it. Maybe you can post the ingredients?

[yates fan]

any beverlys protein!

[Kazan]

Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 29 g (1 scoop)
Servings Per Container: 40
Amount Per Serving   %DV
Calories   120   
Total Fat   0 g   0%
Cholesterol   0 g   0%
Sodium   350 mg   16%
Potassium   325 mg   10%
Total Carbohydrate   4 g   
     Sugars   0 g   
Protein   24 g   
Vitamin A      0%
Vitamin C      0%
Calcium   30 mg   3%
Iron      0%
Riboflavin      40%
Biotin      4%
Iodine      4%
Magnesium      6%
*Daily Value Not Established.
†Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your diet values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
 
Other Ingredients: Egg Albumin, Natural Vanilla Flavor, Bee Pollen, Papain, Bromelain, Stevia.

[DroppingPlates]

Supplement Facts
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Other Ingredients: Egg Albumin, Natural Vanilla Flavor, Bee Pollen, Papain, Bromelain, Stevia.

They did a pretty good job.

[Big Chiro Flex]

any beverlys protein!

THIS x 100000

[theworm]

I'm just not sure about stevia...  Just doesn't seem natural

[DroppingPlates]

I'm just not sure about stevia...  Just doesn't seem natural

"Stevia is a genus of about 240 species of herbs and shrubs in the sunflower family (Asteraceae), native to subtropical and tropical regions from western North America to South America."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stevia

Sounds pretty natural to me, but I prefer unflavored powders.

[The Scott]

Not sure but didn't they have an "award" for "Best Non-Whey Protein of the Year" during last nights intermission/commercial on the Olympia broadcast?

[DroppingPlates]

Not sure but didn't they have an "award" for "Best Non-Whey Protein of the Year" during last nights intermission/commercial on the Olympia broadcast?

You must be the only Getbigger that paid close attention to this part.
I was more focused on that flower girl in that tight black dress (dayum!)

[oldtimer1]

Since supplements are completely unregulated they can say anything they want on the label. I'm lactose intolerant. When I use isolate whey that says they are lactose free I still get a reaction although less than concentrate. I don't believe for a second they are lactose free.

[DroppingPlates]

Since supplements are completely unregulated they can say anything they want on the label. I'm lactose intolerant. When I use isolate whey that says they are lactose free I still get a reaction although less than concentrate. I don't believe for a second they are lactose free.

I believe it depends on how lactose intolerant you are. About 1.5 year ago I removed all dairy, accept whey protein, and I feel much better now. I don't believe that removing the whey (1.8 grams of sugar/30 gram) will make a huge difference.
A producer is allowed to claim that his product is xxx-free if that ingredient or nutrient is below a certain limit.

[The Scott]

You must be the only Getbigger that paid close attention to this part.
I was more focused on that flower girl in that tight black dress (dayum!)

Well in my defense I had the audio on in the background while I read the recent issue of Stereophile magazine.   

[DroppingPlates]

Well in my defense I had the audio on in the background while I read the recent issue of Stereophile magazine.   

That's an awesome name for a magazine.

[Rammstein]

www.sunwarrior.com/‎

[DroppingPlates]

www.sunwarrior.com/‎

Not sure about it's protein efficiency ratio or biological value..

[Griffith]

Whether whey protein messes up my stomach depends on the brand.

Meal replacement shakes seems to have the least negative effects for some reason.

[GettingBig]

[Treninghard]

pasteurised eggwhite is the best, put that whey in the trash

[Van_Bilderass]

Since supplements are completely unregulated they can say anything they want on the label. I'm lactose intolerant. When I use isolate whey that says they are lactose free I still get a reaction although less than concentrate. I don't believe for a second they are lactose free.

I believe it depends on how lactose intolerant you are. About 1.5 year ago I removed all dairy, accept whey protein, and I feel much better now. I don't believe that removing the whey (1.8 grams of sugar/30 gram) will make a huge difference.
A producer is allowed to claim that his product is xxx-free if that ingredient or nutrient is below a certain limit.

There's a certain whey fraction, beta-lactoglobulin, which is known to cause an allergic reaction in some.

Some of those with this allergy say they can handle a pure casein fine.

[DroppingPlates]

There's a certain whey fraction, beta-lactoglobulin, which is known to cause an allergic reaction in some.

Some of those with this allergy say they can handle a pure casein fine.

Interesting!