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protein bars based on soy protein isolate. usually like $2 for a bar with 20g of protein. sometimes found in the health and vitamin section.
doesn't have the estrogenal risks of most soy products, owing to the isolation process.
has a refreshingly tough, chewy, mealy taste reminiscent of old powerbars, as it was the main ingredient in them.
Small cans are like 1.33 each at Wal-Mart in my state.
So two of them for 2.66 will net you nearly the amount of protein as a low grade protein shake.
Get some mayo for a base, couple spices from the spice cabinet, and cover it up with spices.
Stir and mix together.
I said it's cheap, I didn't say it was appetizing. Hence why you're burying it in spices.
Whey is kind of relative.
I mean there's different brands, different prices and different flavors, you should get the one which best suits your own tailored diet.
Me and my gf use different brands because we're on different diets due to having different health concerns.
You've gotta take things like that into consideration when you're in the 30+ age range.
Can't be running around thinking you're invincible anymore like you did when you were in your early 20s. So be healthy and accommodate yourself for any pre-existing conditions.