BSN Syntha-6 Whey Protein Powder, Cold Stone Creamery- Cookie Doughn't You Want Some, Micellar Casein, Milk Protein Isolate Powder, 25 Servings

Fantastic protein. Flavor was on point it mixed well I use milk in a shaker bottle and it mixes easily. It even has little pieces of birthday cake like confetti I love it. It's been easy on my stomach and digest well.

Please feel free to read the hundreds of other reviews on this product, as they will provide you with invaluable information. However, it good to note that this product comes with Branched-chain amino acids, Glutamine peptides, is Aspartame free and stacks with a bunch of supplements. For the record however, I am going to voice my opinion solely on flavor in contrast to MYOFUSION Vanilla flavor. To be fair, I got MYOFUSION's vanilla flavor because I read the rather decrepit reviews of the other flavors. Being a college student and investing in 5 lb tubs every month means you better LOVE the flavor that you end up picking (however to GNC's credit, they do offer a 30 day trial and return period). In all honesty, the vanilla flavor was pretty decent. MYOFUSION lacks the aforementioned BCAA's, and from what I recall, each scoop is about 36g/ serving. Its good and flavor wise beat out GNC's generic whey protein, or even Warrior whey.So I read up reviews about BSN Syntha 6 and was shocked about how many positive reviews it got; specifically the chocolate version. Needless to say once I ran out of MYOFUSION, I quickly ordered Syntha-6. I received the item today, and couldn't wait to try it out (even though today is an 'off' day for me). Based solely on flavor and taste alone, I CANNOT stress how amazing it is with just a dash of 1% skim milk (less than half a cup). I mean it truly tastes like Chocolate milk. There is a creamy like texture, but not too thick (also depends on how much fluids you add obviously). Each heaping scoop is a mighty 44g (22g protein, 15g carbs, 2g sat fat, 2g sugars) and equates to 200 calories per! So be careful and make sure all your nutrient intake numbers play well with your goals; please read other reviews as well, and be sure to look at the product snapshot to get a gauge of the nutrients packed into this monster.I look forward to trying BSN for this whole month and seeing for any positive results when it comes to weight training. This thing is packed to the brim with nutrition and flavor; I cannot see why anyone would ignore this if you have a remote and passing interest in physical activity. For roughly $42, I can't imagine something that meets my nutrient requirements, balances cost, and doesn't skimp on the taste. AMAZING!p.s. This and the Blenderball (for mixing) are a marriage made in heaven!

The media could not be loaded. My gym uses this protein for there blends at the juice bar and I decided to give it a try myself. It tastes good and I love the amount of protein it comes in the bottle. It's a large amount of protein so you definitely get your money's worth. It has 48 servings, 22 grams of protein, 190 calories and you can blend this protein before a workout, after a workout or both. You can blend it with water or any beverage in a 4-5 Oz cup. This will last me a long time! Watch my video for further details and hopefully it helps you make a decision on whether to get it or not.

The strawberry milkshake has an absolutely amazing taste and texture. It is 100% smooth and I think some people would be hard pressed to admit they're even drinking a protein shake. It mixes well with absolutely every liquid and fruit I've thrown at it, including just using water. And while I hate to mention it, if you're a fan of Smoothie King Glp-1 Gladiator shake, this is THE closest taste I think you'll find. If other protein powders have left you gagging with gritty texture and horrible flavors, try this.

This is a very good tasting protein powder, and it digests well for me. (I have had big problems with a few protein powders.) It mixes very easily with no lumps, and with whole milk, it tastes more like melted ice cream than a protein shake.The biggest downside is that there is no indication of how much of each protein is in this. It's whey and casein, but in what ratio? It would be good to know so I can judge how to best use it. Also, the calorie count is sus. If you add up the calories from fat, carbs, and protein, it comes to 169, but the label says 190. So I am really questioning what is going on there. It's too far off the just be rounding error. Also the 6 g. fiber is way higher than almost every protein powder I have ever seen, so that's a little sus also. I would say I just don't believe the label at all.It has a lower protein content than most protein powders, especially compared to all-whey powders. Around 52% of the calories are from protein. (Again, using the calculated calories, not the 190 on the label which cannot be correct.) Compare this to ~75% for typical wheys like Optimum Gold Standard, 70% for Ghost, and up to 90% for Transparent Labs.Overall, this is a lower-nutrition (or unknown nutrition) protein powder, but it tastes great and mixes well. If you are going for a bulk, this is a good breakfast protein booster. It seems to also be pretty good for post-workout and decent for bedtime snack, but that's where having the whey/casein ratio would really help determine where it fits best. I will most likely not buy it again due to the lower protein content and unknown protein ratios.Also note that the scoop does not hold 47 grams. I am seeing about 35 grams for a level scoop. Getting to 47 grams requires piling it so high that some inevitably falls on the countertop during prep. With a level scoop, you are getting only ~17 grams protein.

It’s everything I expected from Cynthia six. Good flavor, quality. Came really quick and I use it regularly.

Easy to mix, taste is good, healthy benefit is good,