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bigwmdIconLacto free22-08-2012 @ 14:35 
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Does anybody else buy Lacto free protein and if so what brands and where from? I like Muscle milk but it can be expensive
MarkIcon...22-08-2012 @ 14:59 
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I'm lactose intolerant and just use whey isolate, that seem's to not trigger anything off for me, where as normal whey can be bad.
bigwmdIcon...22-08-2012 @ 15:06 
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Yeah I know what you mean mate, just wondered if there were any other brands that were Lacto free and reasonably priced?
bigwmdIcon...22-08-2012 @ 15:14 
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Mark - Are you aware if there is a Lacto free chocolate milk on the market?
slimsimIcon...22-08-2012 @ 15:21 
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bigwmd said:Mark - Are you aware if there is a Lacto free chocolate milk on the market?

Isn't whey protein pretty much lactose free anyway on the basis that the lactose is the sugary carbohydrate part of milk and whey protein is pretty much carb free????

As Mark indicates, if it doesn't trigger any reaction then why bother sourcing an almost definitely more expensive "lactose-free" branded version?
bigwmdIcon...22-08-2012 @ 15:41 
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slimsim said:
Isn't whey protein pretty much lactose free anyway on the basis that the lactose is the sugary carbohydrate part of milk and whey protein is pretty much carb free????
As Mark indicates, if it doesn't trigger any reaction then why bother sourcing an almost definitely more expensive "lactose-free" branded version?


I just like chocolate milk before bed and at present add a couple of spoons of nesquik to my lacto free milk.

I dont intend to replace protein shakes with chocolate milk, just wondered if there was a decent lacto free brand on the market?
MarkIcon...22-08-2012 @ 15:57 
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Just buy mine in bulk from myprotein tbh. Cheapest way.
If you don't have an account with them i can give you a code that gives you 5% off your first order (it also gives me points) Happy
bigwmdIcon...22-08-2012 @ 16:35 
Member 1695, 126 posts
SQ 180, BP 162.5, DL 240
582.5 kgs @ 94kgs UnEq
Mark said:Just buy mine in bulk from myprotein tbh. Cheapest way.
If you don't have an account with them i can give you a code that gives you 5% off your first order (it also gives me points) Happy


Happy days mate, if you pm me the code I will sign up and place an order
Fluffy_DorkyIcon...22-08-2012 @ 21:55 
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Post Edited: 22.08.2012 @ 21:56 PM by Fluffy_Dorky
Reflex have got a new vegan protein- http://www.reflex-nutrition.com/vegan-protein.html

I got the Strawberry flavour from Dolphin Fitness. There's also Nature's Whey and Hemp Pro 70% by Manitoba Harvest.
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