Optimum Nutrition 100% Any Whey Instantized Whey Protein, 2.7-Pound Tub Description:
Any Whey Protein is a quick, easy way to add protein to your favorite foods and beverages. Each serving (1 level scoop; included in this container) provides 17 grams of virtually tasteless protein for quick foods, baked foods, and beverages. Great quick food mixers include yogurt, oatmeal, cold cereals, cottage cheese, peanut butter, nonfat cream cheese, and sugar-free pudding. You can also add Optimum Nutrition whey when baking muffins, cakes, breads, cookies, biscuits, or cooking waffles and pancakes, soups and stews, sauces or mashed potatoes. This instant whey powder mixes in fruit juices, sports beverages, dairy, soy, or rice milk, smoothies, coffee and tea, and even weight-gain and post-workout recovery shakes.
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1122 in Health and Beauty
- Size: 2.7-Pounds
- Brand: Optimum Nutrition
- Released on: 2006-06-28
- Ingredients: Calories – 70 – %
Calories from Fat: 0 – %
Total Fat: 0g – 0%
Cholesterol: 0mg – 0%
Sodium: 30mg – 1%
Total Carbohydrate: 1g – <1%
Dietary Fiber: 0g – 0%
Sugars: 0g – %
Protein: 17g – 34%
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 10.02″ h x 6.00″ w x 6.00″ l, 3.10 pounds
Features
- One 2.7-pound tub of instantized whey protein, 2.7-pound tub
- Packed with whey protein isolates
- For maintaining and increasing lean muscle mass
- Virtually tasteless–optimized for cooking
- A quick and easy way to add protein to your favorite foods and beverages
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Customer Reviews:
Great in so many ways
This is the protein for me, I’m sold. It’s better than its own advertisements. Yes it really is absolutely tasteless (it does have a very pleasant but mild aroma – kinda reminds me of strawberries, but I only notice it when I first open up the jar), so you can add it to anything with a stronger taste than water and not know the difference. Yes it really is “instantized” unless you start trying to mix it at a thicker than recomended rate. I’ve taken it staight with nothin but water or milk, in hot and cold chocolate, in cereal, in oatmeal, in my O.J., I’ve toyed with putting it into my scrambled egss but what would be the point? Anyways, I’ve thrown together my own little protein drinks a half a dozen different ways already and I haven’t scratched the surface. But wait there’s more! Optimum makes no claims about this whey’s other fantastic properties and I can’t for the life of me figure out why.
I emailed them and they responded the same day to say that the stuff is virtually (“90%-98%”) lactose free, which is a big relief since I have allot of lactose intollerance in the family.
The stuff is made in the USA. 17 grams of protein per serving, there’s 60 servings in a jar. That’s 1020 grams of the absolute best protein on earth. Amazon’s price: $21 per jar. That’s what? two cents per gram of protein/ 35 cents per serving?!? Somebody check my math, I’m not sure if that could possibly be right. Compare that to other protein blends- I need to do more checking but I’d bet that’s a comparable $/gram of protein to even the cheapest of the multitudes of new and improved snake oil enriched super fantabulated suplemental mega bloat mixes. Then compare that to your average starbucks bill. Shoot, compare that to what you have to put into vending machines to get what rolls out.
If you aren’t sold/bored yet then consider this: Whey proein as compared to all other protein types (egg, standard milk, soy, etc) is the best across the board and should (and usually does) have a cost to match. It is the easiest on your stomach, fastest into your system, and best for muscle tissue gains/ weight maintenance (it’s what doctors have used to get HIV and wasted chemo/radiation patients to hold the line and even re-grow). It has immune system enhanceing properties that make it almost medicinal. It has anti cancer properties beyond its immune enchanceing ones, but especially for those who are about to undergo radiation/chemothereapy (I can’t explain the mechanisms but it selectively puts the cancer cells frontmost when the treatments are taking place so that they are the first to die and easiest to kill) Carefully and expensively processed Whey proteins (whey protein isolates) should cost even more than the standard concentrates. But Any whey doesn’t cost hardly nothin’, what gives?
Now… search for a protein supplement, of any kind, that doesn’t come with that wonderful and ever palatable “NEW CHOCOLATE BANANA PEPPER FLAVOR!” Or have any fat. Or any carbohydrates (well actually it does have 1 gram per serving). No sugars, no sugar alcohols, no indigestible sugar substitutes, no taste (no, wait, that’s a good thing!), and one that can be measured into any recipe of any kind for an endless variety of ways to be used. 60 servings-17 grams per serving-21 dollars.
The stuff’s good enough to inspire me to peck away for an hour now to sing it’s unsung praises. Now I think I’ll go have a high protein bowl o’ whey-augmented dreario’s so my poor finger muscles have something to regrow with.
FANTASTIC!!!
I recently had weight loss surgery, and had to take protein shakes for a few weeks. I tried all different types of protein products and they were AWFUL, until I came across ANY WHEY. This product is a wonderful!! I can mix it with any liquid and it is virtually tasteless!! I have also mixed it with foods also to add the extra protein that I need in my diet. I still make shakes for breakfast and one for a snack in the evening using this product. I give it 5 stars!!
Not “tasteless”
I bought this to use in smoothies for a balanced meal. I had tried another brand and didn’t like the strong vanilla taste, so I bought this because it was described as being virtually tasteless. However, after using it for a couple of days, it too has a very noticeable vanilla taste, which isn’t terrible but not desired. It looks like full-fat powdered milk and produced a thickened creamy consistency to my smoothies. I guess I should have realized that there would be some taste to it, but I am not familiar with protein powders. Maybe this is as “virtually tasteless” as it gets.
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