Whey$aver Has Arrived!

[CNizz]

Based on popular demand, True Nutrition has set out to create the most economical protein powder on the market, which we have done with Whey$aver! Each 5lb unit provides 75 servings of material in a resealable pouch, in your choice of either Chocolate or Vanilla! Fight the current increases in the cost of whey protein with Whey$aver today!

http://truenutrition.com/p-1174-whey...-servings.aspx

[TLopez]

Wait.... 5 POUNDS for only $28.49. Was that a typo? Not joking, was 5 lbs a typo?

[will784]

How does it cost less then plain WPC?

[Lock it Up]

Now THIS is awesome.

[Quadriceps]

How does it cost less then plain WPC?

Seems like it's mixed up with dried milk. Not that there's anything bad about that.

[Doberman]

This would make a good offseason protein. Back in the day a lot of protein powders had powdered milk in them. Then you'd add heavy cream, which they thought would support hormone production. Put in some strawberries and I bet you'll crave it.

[Lilman]

I am possibly the cheapest person around, least my wife says that. So this news gives me a nice tickle in my wallet

[Sparkyboy]

True Protein is amazing. I love the products and that they are moving forward and coming up with more amazing deals and products. I so love doing business with them and there great selections!

[DOHCrazy]

Its crazy how people will get excited and buy anything without doing the math.

[DOHCrazy]

Whey$aver: 19g Protein x 75 servings = 1425g Protein

Whey Isolate CF: 27.3 Protein x 15 servings = 409g Protein

$28.49 / 1425g = $0.0199 a gram
$9.49 / 409g = $0.0232 a gram

0.0232 - 0.0199 = $0.003 savings per gram of protein.

Unless my math is wrong, is the extra fat and carbs really worth one cent a gram of protein? I'd rather eat a Snickers and drink some Whey Isolate.

[Quadriceps]

Whey$aver: 19g Protein x 75 servings = 1425g Protein

Whey Isolate CF: 27.3 Protein x 15 servings = 409g Protein

$28.49 / 1425g = $0.0199 a gram
$9.49 / 409g = $0.0232 a gram

0.0232 - 0.0199 = $0.003 savings per gram of protein.

Unless my math is wrong, is the extra fat and carbs really worth one cent a gram of protein? I'd rather eat a Snickers and drink some Whey Isolate.

And WPC from TrueNutrition

$7.19 / 369 = $0,0195

[DOHCrazy]

Lol.

[theroymccoy]

Whey$aver: 19g Protein x 75 servings = 1425g Protein

Whey Isolate CF: 27.3 Protein x 15 servings = 409g Protein

$28.49 / 1425g = $0.0199 a gram
$9.49 / 409g = $0.0232 a gram

0.0232 - 0.0199 = $0.003 savings per gram of protein.

Unless my math is wrong, is the extra fat and carbs really worth one cent a gram of protein? I'd rather eat a Snickers and drink some Whey Isolate.

To be fair the extra fat/carbs could make for a tastier and creamier consistency making it a lot more palatable/enjoyable while at the same time keeping the calories lower than a snicker+isolate combo.

Just to reiterate what Doberman stated, could make for a good off-season shake.

[DOHCrazy]

To be fair the extra fat/carbs could make for a tastier and creamier consistency making it a lot more palatable/enjoyable while at the same time keeping the calories lower than a snicker+isolate combo.

Just to reiterate what Doberman stated, could make for a good off-season shake.

Okay, since we're rationalizing:

I'll mix quality Whey Isolate CF with guar gum and enjoy a thick and creamy, satisfying shake, and then finish it off with a bite sized Snickers.

[DOHCrazy]

By the way, that's one thing TN needs to offer in their custom mixes: guar gum.