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Descrição do Produto:
O NOW Foods Sports Nutrition Whey Protein Isolate é uma proteína de alta qualidade, projetada para atender às necessidades de atletas e entusiastas do fitness. Com 25 g de proteína por porção, este isolado de proteína do soro do leite é enriquecido com BCAAs (aminoácidos de cadeia ramificada), que são essenciais para a recuperação muscular e o crescimento. O sabor cremoso de chocolate torna o consumo deste suplemento uma experiência agradável, facilitando a inclusão na sua rotina diária. Com 1,8 libras (aproximadamente 816 g), este produto é ideal para quem busca uma fonte de proteína pura e eficaz, sem adição de açúcares ou gorduras desnecessárias. A fórmula é facilmente solúvel em água ou leite, permitindo que você a utilize em shakes, smoothies ou até mesmo em receitas de bolos e panquecas.
Benefícios Destacados pela Vitaminer Shop para Comprar:
1. Alta Concentração de Proteína: Com 25 g de proteína por porção, é ideal para quem busca aumentar a ingestão proteica de forma eficiente.
2. BCAAs Inclusos: Os aminoácidos de cadeia ramificada ajudam na recuperação muscular e na redução da fadiga durante os treinos.
3. Sabor Agradável: O sabor cremoso de chocolate torna o consumo do suplemento prazeroso, facilitando a adesão à rotina de suplementação.
4. Fácil Solubilidade: Pode ser misturado facilmente em líquidos, tornando a preparação rápida e prática.
5. Sem Açúcares Adicionados: Uma opção saudável para quem deseja controlar a ingestão de açúcares e calorias.
- Sugestão de Uso:
Para obter os melhores resultados, recomenda-se misturar uma colher (aproximadamente 30 g) do NOW Foods Whey Protein Isolate em 240 ml de água, leite ou bebida vegetal. Agite bem em uma coqueteleira ou misture em um liquidificador até que a mistura esteja homogênea. O uso pode ser feito imediatamente após o treino para otimizar a recuperação muscular ou como um lanche proteico ao longo do dia. Para uma experiência ainda mais saborosa, experimente adicionar frutas ou outros ingredientes de sua preferência.
Electronics Whiz –
Xylitol is a dangerous sugar substitute, and I didn’t pay enough attention to the ingredients when I purchased this. Sure, it tastes fine, and dissolves well. A new study linking the low-calorie sugar substitute xylitol to an increased risk of heart attack or stroke has once again raised questions about the product. I think I’ll move on to another protein powder and toss what is left of this one.
Rick R. –
I purchased this item largely on the strength of a review of 10 chocolate flavored protein drinks in a national magazine. This product was rated #1 for taste. Perhaps none of the reviewers have ever tasted real chocolate before. The drink doesn’t taste anything like chocolate. If it tasted good that wouldn’t be a problem. It doesn’t. The drink tastes like medicine, very metallic. Of the 6 or so chocolate protein drinks I’ve tried; hands down, this is the worst tasting.
On the plus side, the nutritional value looks good: fairly low in sodium, low in calories and high in protein.
CanadianInJapan –
Mixes very well and tastes ok. That’s all I need from a protein powder!
Kane –
Nutritionals are easy since they are clearly stated on the label, but having never tasted a whey supplement before, I didn’t know what to expect taste-wise from a artificially sweetened vs. a more natural product. So I bought two tubs to compare side by side. My selections were the ON Gold Standard Mocha Cappuccino, and the NOW Sports Dutch Chocolate. Here goes a very detailed comparison of the two.
* Nutritionals and label:
Both pack 120 calories. ON has 24gr of proteins, while NOW has the slightly higher 25gr. Both offer some of the highest protein / calories ratio among the plethora of whey supplements available in the market. I don’t think that 1gr is significant enough to sway anybody’s decision, and the nutrition labels are never 100% accurate anyway. (ON = NOW)
ON is a protein blend, while NOW is a whey isolate. However, going back to the nutritionals, it is obvious that the majority of the ON blend is made of whey isolate as well. At the end of the day, and given that they are both whey based, what matters is the protein / calorie ratio. (ON = NOW)
Both are made in the USA, which often indicates higher quality control in production. ON however also states that they use “domestic and international ingredients”, and who knows what that means. (ON = NOW)
ON is flavored with cocoa, coffee, sucralose, acesulfame potassium and other undisclosed “flavorings”. NOW on the other hand only has cocoa, “natural flavors”, xylitol and stevia. While the latter two are not ideal, NOW at least uses all natural products and definitely has ON beat. In addition, ON has a bunch of enzyme additives, purportedly to ease digestion, but I don’t see why they are needed, and I’d rather do without them. (NOW > ON)
Overall: NOW > ON
* Mixability:
I went with the worst case scenario, and mixed both with about 6 oz of cold water in a glass, and simply hand stirred with a spoon. ON was amazing, it dissolved almost completely as soon as it touched the water, and after a few seconds of stirring it was as smooth as it gets. Mixing NOW was not as easy but still okay; it first had a sticky consistency and required about 30 seconds of rigorous stirring, but the final mixture was as good as ON. If you have a shaker or blender, you will notice absolutely no difference between the two. (ON = NOW)
* Aroma:
ON powder smells just like any instant hot chocolate mix. When added water, coffee becomes more pronounced, and smells of more like an instant mocha cappuccino mix. Quite pleasant, no artificial or out-of-place aromas.
NOW powder smells like very mild milk chocolate, but then a more chemical, sour milk/kefir-like aroma becomes noticeable. It is by no means unpleasant, but you know right away that you are drinking a supplement product. With water the nose of the powder stays pretty much the same.
Overall: ON > NOW
* Texture in mouth:
Both were smooth, but thin, and not oily or thick. Neither one had any hint of graininess. They pretty much kept the mouthfeel of water. (ON = NOW)
* Taste:
From start to finish ON is sweet. I prefer my tea/coffee/milk/etc completely unsweetened, and I definitely find ON sweet, but not cloyingly so, it is still okay. Just like the nose, the taste is very similar to mocha cappuccino mixes you can buy at your supermarket, and stays fairly one-note from start to finish. The finish fades quickly, leaving no aftertaste. Overall, I find that the artificial flavors of this one are very well crafted. It doesn’t taste any worse than instant cappuccino mixes, and surprisingly you don’t get the familiar acesulfame potassium taste.
NOW immediately hits your tongue with a bitter and tannic taste; think a dry over-aged/over-oaked whiskey or wine. My guess is that this is xylitol and stevia playing tricks on my taste buds. However, this bitterness quickly goes away and gives way to… nothing actually. No taste, completely neutral, just like plain water. After you put down your glass and wait a second, the drink finishes with very mild and pleasant flavors of unsweetened cocoa, vanilla, and milk chocolate. The finish lingers for a good 10 minutes, but it tastes like chocolate so no problems there.
Overall, although some may find ON overly sweet, I think it still has the edge in taste. It doesn’t have off-notes anywhere, and at its worst, tastes like a cheaply made instant cappuccino mix. NOW is nowhere near undrinkable, in fact it is pretty good as well, but the initial sour smell and the bitter bite on your tongue will remind you that you are taking a supplement. (ON > NOW)
* Overall:
The differences are minor, you can’t go wrong with either, and they both get 5 stars from me. But I found myself mostly going for NOW simply because it doesn’t have the artificial additives, and while the taste is worse in comparison, it is also sufficiently good. In fact, this experiment encouraged me to try the completely natural unflavored variety of NOW next. I’ll probably stick to NOW in the future, and throw in a tub of some crazy flavor of ON once in a while just to keep myself entertained.
Tom Foster –
Mixes well and tastes good
bckpckr –
Not the best chocolate taste. Have used other better tasting brands. Weak taste with an odd after taste. Helps a little to decrease amout of mixing liquid. Otherwise it’s fine. Good protein to calorie ratio. Good, reliable brand. Have used other supplements by NOW Foods Sports.
Amazon Customer Review –
Easy to mix in milk and the flavor is pretty good. I will decide whether to request another container later
blackandwhitedog –
I have used countless brands (and non-brand bulk products) of whey isolate over the years. The chocolate whey isolate from NOW has moved to the top of my list. I cannot consume whey concentrates because of lactose issues. Many of the isolate products on the market also cause me to have stomach upsets.
Ever since my go-to brand starting fiddling around with sweeteners, I have been using collagen powder. But I prefer whey isolate for muscle maintenance and its effect on cholesterol.
Luckily, I discovered NOW. Excellent taste and gassy, queasy side effects. Also a great price.
Noufu –
最初にチョコレート味購入しましたが味が美味しくないです。最終的にはプレーン味に落ち着きました。
Edward –
It’s a really good whey protien powder but for me, it’s not as sweet as i like it to be. If sweetness is not an issue, then i would recommend this.