Rice Protein
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Rice Protein
Has anyone had any experience with this type of protein? Would it be an adequate protein source for a meal?
I really feel most people don't need as much protein as they might reckon.
What about pea protein and all the other stuff a certain well known site with awful customer service sells?
I'm allergic to whey. Egg white powder is great but rather pricy.
What have your experiences been?
I really feel most people don't need as much protein as they might reckon.
What about pea protein and all the other stuff a certain well known site with awful customer service sells?
I'm allergic to whey. Egg white powder is great but rather pricy.
What have your experiences been?
Alomonger Pete- Posts: 5
Join date: 2008-08-31
Re: Rice Protein
Maybe this blog post I made a while back will shed some light on my opinion of it....
http://hardcoresportstraining.blogspot.com/2008/08/how-to-ruin-meal.html
http://hardcoresportstraining.blogspot.com/2008/08/how-to-ruin-meal.html
Re: Rice Protein
I didn't find that very helpful.
I reckon I could mask the taste or at least tolerate it. Do you rate it as a decent supp (taste aside)?
I thought I read that you and your missus like to eat it.
I reckon I could mask the taste or at least tolerate it. Do you rate it as a decent supp (taste aside)?
I thought I read that you and your missus like to eat it.
Alomonger Pete- Posts: 5
Join date: 2008-08-31
Re: Rice Protein
I've had 5 kilos for about 3 months, I've had about 3 shakes in that time.
It's impossible to mask the taste IME.
You can see the nutritional info, it's a very good supplement....in theory.
A supplement is only useful if you actually take it, and that's my problem with brown rice protein.
It's impossible to mask the taste IME.
You can see the nutritional info, it's a very good supplement....in theory.
A supplement is only useful if you actually take it, and that's my problem with brown rice protein.
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