Add a scoop to your morning smoothie, mix a bit into pancake batter or use in an energy ball recipe to sneak more protein into your diet.
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The standard serving size for protein powders is one to two scoops (25 to 50 grams). Check the instructions on the package to confirm before using the product.
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If you're looking for a whey protein powder for weight loss, Natreve is a great option because it has a satiating combo of protein and fiber.
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This pick is gluten-free and contains a bit of artificial sweetener, so it's free of added sugar.
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Add this powder to oatmeal (aka “proatmeal”) or coffee for a quick, protein-rich breakfast.
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Girgen recommends this plain, unsweetened whey for baking or adding to any recipe to pump up the protein.
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You won't find any sugar in this French vanilla-flavored protein powder.
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The Levels brand independently tests its products for harmful ingredients such as heavy metals.
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This whey protein packs 790 calories and 53 grams of protein into one two-scoop serving.
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