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It seems to be not true when you first take a look but when considering the amount of protein you get per Euro/Dollar can't be beaten usually.
Only problem from my experience is that really cheap supplements usually don't taste really nice.
Depending on your goals you need about 1-1.3g protein per kg bodyweight daily.
If you want to increase protein intake you can go up to 2g per kg bodyweight - i'd recommend 1.5g-2g (per day / per kg bodyweight, whereas 2g would be if you're really active / working out for a while and got a high smm / high amount of muscle mass).
Also if you start taking supplements, dont oversupply - also count it your natural protein sources and use the supplement to top up
The girls got it at first hand if dating a male and its full of vitamins aswell ;)
Think I'll stick with lentils, probably not cheapest, but nice to make soup with now that it's all cold and dark outside.