EU Good tasting Protein Powder in the EU

From what I can tell, Bulk offers great value for money in the UK, and I'm fairly sure they operate throughout the EU too.

My usual approach is to blend it with unsweetened soy milk.
 
ESN and Neosupps are both on the pricier side, yet their flavor is excellent. After testing many options, these 2 stand out as my top picks. MyProtein could be another contender when a solid deal is available.
 
I get where you're coming from. Shakes aren't really my thing either, yet I still hit my protein target — and yes, surprise surprise, I'm vegan too!


Drinking a protein shake with nothing but water? Never going to happen for me. 🤢 There's no time for that! Pour in some milk (soya, maybe unsweetened?), throw in fruit and blend — turn it into something you actually look forward to instead of a box to tick.
 
Optimum Nutrition and Quest protein powder.

Before I found out that Garden of Life plant protein powders had excessively high lead levels, those were the ones I used to buy.
 
Ruehl24 without question. They offer a massive range, solid macros, excellent flavor, and options to suit any palate. I've relied on them for years. Prices are reasonable too.
 
Drehimpuls said:

Ruehl24 without question. They offer a massive range, solid macros, excellent flavor, and options to suit any palate. I've relied on them for years. Prices are reasonable too.
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Has pistachio ice cream been something you've tried?
 
One option is to blend it yourself. Combine whey protein isolate with a small amount of whey protein concentrate to get a creamier consistency, then stir in cocoa powder, a pinch of salt, and whichever sweetener you prefer. The result is a chocolate protein shake that tastes quite good and rivals commercial versions.
 
Chrissven said:

Drehimpuls said:

Ruehl24 without question. They offer a massive range, solid macros, excellent flavor, and options to suit any palate. I've relied on them for years. Prices are reasonable too.
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Has pistachio ice cream been something you've tried?
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Nah, I stick with the basics. Chocolate, vanilla, strawberry. The most adventurous I got was white chocolade-coconut, tiramisu and stracciatella. Those all tasted great, but once you go for the unusual flavors you lose the versatility that strawberry or vanilla give you.

They also offer some pretty out-there options, such as tuna shake or curry broiler chicken.

Their egg protein has me curious too, I've never tried anything like that.

Have you given the pistachio a shot? The catch is that without actual pistachio, it usually ends up tasting like marzipan or sweet almonds.
 
Drehimpuls said:

Chrissven said:

Drehimpuls said:

Ruehl24 without question. They offer a massive range, solid macros, excellent flavor, and options to suit any palate. I've relied on them for years. Prices are reasonable too.
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Has pistachio ice cream been something you've tried?
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Nah, I stick with the basics. Chocolate, vanilla, strawberry. The most adventurous I got was white chocolade-coconut, tiramisu and stracciatella. Those all tasted great, but once you go for the unusual flavors you lose the versatility that strawberry or vanilla give you.

They also offer some pretty out-there options, such as tuna shake or curry broiler chicken.

Their egg protein has me curious too, I've never tried anything like that.

Have you given the pistachio a shot? The catch is that without actual pistachio, it usually ends up tasting like marzipan or sweet almonds.
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Not yet, but I intend to give it a try. The problem is I've still got a surplus of ESN and HSN sitting at home, so placing an order isn't happening right now. Marzipan would be on my list too — I had it from More and sadly it turned out to be genuinely tasty.
 
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