I mean it’s probably just how much it is for packs it’s almost always better to bulk buy and you save so much. Im sure they had bigger packs. Next it simply doesnt look as good like if your broke broke for 7 dollars that much protein without the calories or fat its pretty huge.
@shanx7370 $4 x 44 servings = $176 You're paying $100 more for the same amount of protein. If you can afford $4 a day, just save up for 20 days and you can afford to buy bulk. Or, you know, keep buying $70 worth of protein for $176.
My recommendations if your on a budget for a protein powder would be just about anything that is around 1$ for a serving of protein powder my personal suggestion is optinium nutrition protein powder, and then get some cheap milk from a place like aldis or Walmart and you will be all set too start drinking some protein shakes
@@musicman7297 true but that protein isn’t as good as whey. ON gold standard whey is the best if you’re on a budget u can find sales on it online all the time. You can usually find it for like a 1$ a serving if u buy enough in bulk.
Don’t forget Tuna Packets and cottage cheese as well Tuna Packets come in around 22g of protein for $1.39 per packet and I hated cottage cheese all my life up until a month ago when I decided to incorporate it into my diet for bodybuilding purposes… approximately 14g of protein for only $2… That’s 36 grams of protein for only $3 cottage cheese does taste nasty but if you season it with salt or lemon pepper and use it as some sort of dip or topping it actually tastes decent…
Daily I need 171g protein 85g carbs 76g fat Running a total of 1710 cal No Dairy No beans No eggplant No shiitake No Honey. Tell me how I'm gonna do that- on a $300/mth budget?
If you have a grocery outlet near you they sometimes have great deals on protein. This week i was able to buy 3- 4 pack muscle milk pros: 32g Protein , 2g of fat and one gram of sugar. 4 boxes for $4 is a steal imo
Buy a rotisserie chicken covered in seed oils $7 Boil chicken brief dump off the water. Eat also cottage cheese and tuna and canned chicken, eggs or liquid egg White's. Find what Works
I just know we are getting a whole foods some day in my side of town someday😂 only like one or two whole foods here in the desert. Awesome idea Coach Cory Great Day to you!
Hey I know some people late to these videos but we talking on the "Go!"/ Aka emergency here now a meal at a Fast food chain maybe 10 bucks minimum for a combo yet I see some people here making a big deal for 7 dollars Cheap Bas****s lol! 🔥 💪
Buy a big tub of optimum nutrition double chocolate and it’s like $.75 per 25g protien. That’s the best bang for buck. That and chicken breast is the most cost efficient in the US.
Make your own yogurt it’s so easy and cheap. Bring milk up to 200 f then down to 115 add some plain yogurt as starter, pour into desired containers. Keep in a cooler with hot water bottles over night. I put the pot in the sink filled with cold water to bring the temperature down to 115. It’s like a quarter the price for me and it keeps for weeks and is less sour than store bought. I’ve been making it for years without any special equipment except a thermometer and I’ve never had a batch go off. Just use good fresh live yogurt for the starter.
this man clearly does not talk to anyone that actually requires budget foods. Chicken breast or thighs is the real answer. MyProtein brand whey is also cheap per gram protein when they have a good sale and you enter a decent discount code on top of it.
I get chicken breast for $2.69 a pound. 4 ounces of chicken is about 25 grams of protein. So I'm getting 100 grams for less than $3, which you might have noticed is less than half of $7.
I buy isolated protein from Costco in 2kilo containers cause I can't have regular whey cause of lactose intolerance a bit more money but works for the lactose intolerant.
