Anyone used Bulkpowders?
Anyone used Bulkpowders?
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CHIEF

Original Poster:

2,270 posts

311 months

Thursday 21st February 2013
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As above really,

Need some cheap protein so has anyone used these guys?

Cheers.

didelydoo

5,533 posts

239 months

Thursday 21st February 2013
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I have- decent and more reliable that MP.

CHIEF

Original Poster:

2,270 posts

311 months

Thursday 21st February 2013
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Whats the taste like compared to MP?

didelydoo

5,533 posts

239 months

Thursday 21st February 2013
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Pretty much the same- Only had plain stuff form them though.

mattikake

5,110 posts

228 months

Thursday 21st February 2013
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IIRC very recently I've seen:-

Tescos selling a cheap Whey concentrate/Maltodextrin bulking supplement on sale recently, £19 for 2Kg. About 380kcals per serving. I forget the brand. Cheap for cheap.

I also saw the NutriCentre were selling a Whey concentrate + isolate/Maltodextrin bulking supplement too, £18 for 1.8Kg. Might have been Lamberts, can't remember. Bargain. About 400kcals per serving. Only chocolate flavour though.

Sales may still be on if you're quick.

Worth a try for self-experimentation as you probably won't find cheaper anywhere else.

Should that be in the supplement thread?

smiffy180

6,029 posts

179 months

Thursday 21st February 2013
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mattikake said:
IIRC very recently I've seen:-

Tescos selling a cheap Whey concentrate/Maltodextrin bulking supplement on sale recently, £19 for 2Kg. About 380kcals per serving. I forget the brand. Cheap for cheap.

I also saw the NutriCentre were selling a Whey concentrate + isolate/Maltodextrin bulking supplement too, £18 for 1.8Kg. Might have been Lamberts, can't remember. Bargain. About 400kcals per serving. Only chocolate flavour though.

Sales may still be on if you're quick.

Worth a try for self-experimentation as you probably won't find cheaper anywhere else.

Should that be in the supplement thread?
Yes go put it in tongue out
I didn't start it for nothing! wink

MJK 24

5,676 posts

265 months

Friday 22nd February 2013
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mattikake said:
IIRC very recently I've seen:-

Tescos selling a cheap Whey concentrate/Maltodextrin bulking supplement on sale recently, £19 for 2Kg. About 380kcals per serving. I forget the brand. Cheap for cheap.

I also saw the NutriCentre were selling a Whey concentrate + isolate/Maltodextrin bulking supplement too, £18 for 1.8Kg. Might have been Lamberts, can't remember. Bargain. About 400kcals per serving. Only chocolate flavour though.

Sales may still be on if you're quick.

Worth a try for self-experimentation as you probably won't find cheaper anywhere else.

Should that be in the supplement thread?
Bulkpowders are quite a bit cheaper than those prices. I've used them for years and I'm very happy with the servicE and the price smile

CHIEF

Original Poster:

2,270 posts

311 months

Friday 22nd February 2013
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Well I think that seals it for me. I've used My Protein in the past but I think I'll give Bulk Powders a try.

clonmult

10,529 posts

238 months

Friday 22nd February 2013
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CHIEF said:
Well I think that seals it for me. I've used My Protein in the past but I think I'll give Bulk Powders a try.
I used to buy from MP years back, and for the past year I've been picking up the Whey Protein when on offer at Holland and Barrett - a few of the other powders I've tried have seriously disagreed with my guts (truly horrible).

If Bulk Powders is of similar quality to MP, then its got to be worth a go - thats about half the price of the current H&B deals.

clonmult

10,529 posts

238 months

Friday 22nd February 2013
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Questions ....

Whey Protein Concentrate 82% Instantised (£7.99)
Whey Protein Concentrate 90% Instantised (£11.49)
Whey Protein Isolate 97% (£13.99)
Complete Protein Blend (£37.99)

Is the main difference between the top 3 just the percentage of protein for a given serving?

pilchardthecat

7,483 posts

208 months

Friday 22nd February 2013
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Do they do an equivalent to Total Protein from MP?

Without any of that maltodexst in it.

Flibble

6,538 posts

210 months

Friday 22nd February 2013
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clonmult said:
Questions ....

Whey Protein Concentrate 82% Instantised (£7.99)
Whey Protein Concentrate 90% Instantised (£11.49)
Whey Protein Isolate 97% (£13.99)
Complete Protein Blend (£37.99)

Is the main difference between the top 3 just the percentage of protein for a given serving?
Yes.