Nutrition stuff is interesting too. I’ve pretty much resigned myself to buying protein powder. I can’t imagine how expensive it must be to (like the article) eat 300g of protein a day, especially when he lists the different servings with 50g of protein.
I go through approx same amount daily( protein shakes, milks, ocassional poultry, fish etc)
You’re in Australia right? Aussie bodies protein is good ( available at woolworths $22/25 ish500gm) and I some times do redback ( $50 ish 750gm). It costs me about $50-75 ish a week but if you’re doing that much protein you really wanna break it down with lemon juice, quality carb and like 100ml of a red wine ( like cab sauv…won’t get you pis*ed but it definately helps…also good for warding off prostrate cancer )
Here’s where I’m gunna go through. I’m thinking of buying 40kg :eek: of protein because I want their WPC and CC and I can’t ignore the money you save buying bulk:
These guys used to be very well priced(don’t use them anymore) and they are a Aussie company.
Their Whey Pro mixes(Mu4) are good value. http://www.vitalstrength.com/muscle/index.html
See what you think
Why buy protein powder when you can down **** Milk and eggs?
Anyhow, I do have a question. A friend of mine is trying to get big, what foods and weights would you guys recommend?
dude…if you’re getting a pack that big, also get a really small size of the same because if it tastes bad, and you’re doing bulk, you don’t want to be stuck with it…also make sure you can get a refund if you’re not happy…there’s committment to diet and then there’s just plain ol suffering…ya know
Lol! Yeah, I know. It’s just so **** cheap by bulk and so expensive in small quantities. I will probably get some sample packs first. There’s a forum in their sister site and a few recipes there. Easiest sounds like water + protein + Cottees diet chocolate flavouring. I’ve got a Bamix, so mixing isn’t a problem like it is for some people on their forum.