Sports Protein Isolate Unflavored 2 Pounds Review

I really wanted to like this thing but it just won't happen. I've tried tons of plant based and whey protein powders over the years and this definitely doesn't top the list. Protein powder was the last switch I had to make to go completely dairy free and I was looking for a good soy protein as I hadn't had good results with peas and hemp in the past. The amount of protein and complex amino acids in this product is high and it is smooth and not gritty like pea protein if you can ever mix it…

I've used a lot of protein powders. I avoided soy for a while because of the negative hype, but I wanted to find cheaper alternatives to protein, so I read about soy again. It turns out that non-GMO isolate avoids all of these problems. I'm back on the soy protein train. What's Good: It's an easy, pure, non-GMO soy protein isolate, meaning the things you're worried about growing manly boobs or infecting you with mansantism aren't a gift. It's one of the softest and finest powders I've ever…

If you run this through the same process you would do if processing your own dried soybeans at home (place in cold water, stir in a tall blender jug, then filter out more white foam before cooking), you'll see for yourself that this is about 1/3 (by volume) soy fiber (this causes white foam). You'll also find that each "serving" contains very little (but some) soy protein. You'll also notice that this "soy protein isolate" is, on the surface at least, nothing more than 100% ground soybeans…