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PBN - Premium Body Nutrition Whey Protein 2.27kg Cookies & Cream, New Improved Flavour - £31/£29.45 Subscribe & Save @ Amazon
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Posted 8 June 2023

PBN - Premium Body Nutrition Whey Protein 2.27kg Cookies & Cream, New Improved Flavour - £31/£29.45 Subscribe & Save @ Amazon

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  • PBN Whey Protein Powder Cookies and Cream 2.27kg Jar
  • Each serving contains 23.4g of Protein
  • New Improved flavour
  • Suitable for Vegetarians

INGREDIENTS: Whey Protein Concentrate (Contains Emulsifier: SOYA Lecithin), (MILK), Whey Protein Isolate, Flavouring. Reduced Fat Cocoa Powder, Thickener (Cellulose Gum), Sweetener (Sucralose).
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  1. Wilzia's avatar
    I'm new to Protein supplements, can someone tell me what's the benefit? I'm trying to bring my weight down and currently do consistent 5k run 5 times a weeks and wondered if this could help in building strength and probably help me run further and faster and in the process help shed some weight.
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    Weight loss is ultimately achieved by being in a calorie deficit.

    To build strength, you need to be doing some strength or resistance training and be progressively overloading each week/workout (adding more weight to each workout, or additional reps, etc.)

    A high protein diet, alongside a slight calorie deficit, will help keep muscle mass but when it boils down to it, just think of protein powders as any other type of food. It's just an easy way to supplement your diet with protein. They're not necessary but it's an easy way of getting protein in, if that makes sense?
  2. laughingman's avatar
    It has sucralose, and i still have 4 packs which are going in the bin.
    jimferno's avatar
    You've been consuming sucralose your entire life and you're fine..

    Life is dangerous, none of us make it out alive.
  3. gniknus's avatar
    It contains sucralose, study done recently. It's all over the news. Google it. (edited)
    mkara's avatar
    Too much of this artifical rubbish (stevia aside). Just put sugar in it!
  4. FIRAS22_'s avatar
    I can't find the nutritional information anywhere
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    for some reason it’s blurry after uploading. Hope you can make it out (edited)
  5. fluidz's avatar
    It says on the label to take 1 scoop per day (23.4g protein), and recommended not to go over.
    What's the reason for this? The artificial sweetener?

    Or am I reading the label wrong? (edited)
    FIRAS22_'s avatar
    I bought this and the scoop they provide is not even 30g it's more like 45g. So if your tracking macros beware
  6. Traindriver2000's avatar
    No idea what this flavour is like but I got the vanilla PBN (2.7kg) for £30 a couple of weeks ago. I'm really enjoying it, IMO it's much better than Bulk etc that I've used in the past.
    laughingman's avatar
    This is the best flavour in pbn
  7. Neil_Batey's avatar
    Can this be used as a meal replacement?
    jimferno's avatar
    No, it's a whey protein supplement.
  8. STEVENM1000's avatar
    Think you will find the best selling and popular powders all contain sucralose and not just the cheaper ones.
    Sound.as.a.'s avatar
    Feel there needs to be a site offering insights into this stuff. I need some more powder, ideally isolate as I feel it mixes better but now I don’t know which way to turn. I take it a couple of times a week after a super hard session to stop me aching
  9. hotmep's avatar
    1kg is £11.90 on subscribe and save which makes it £1 cheaper per kg
  10. arjun311's avatar
    I typed PBN into YouTube and got their music track.

  11. chrisgordon7's avatar
    This flavour is very nice.
  12. Fergmeister's avatar
    The PBN stuff has been hovering around this price for a few weeks now (after getting beyond £50 a few months back).

    I’m not a huge fan of this flavour, but generally they’re nice and mix well so would recommend the PBN stuff.
  13. Edgar_Simões's avatar
    Unavailable for me! (I'm in Ireland)
  14. Jemmers99's avatar
    Is this a good price now? I posted a deal when it was £26 back in November and been on Myprotein stuff for a while. It's pretty good IMO taste wise. Mixes well for me although I use a Blendtec blender which would mix a phone well tbf.
    Tamatoa's avatar
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    I used to see protein at £10/kg a good base line, but having a hard time seeing that anywhere recently.
  15. jimferno's avatar
    This stuff is great, it's been my go to for the last few months as other brands are taking the **** with their prices.

    Nothing untowards or unnecessary in the ingredients, mixes well, tastes great.
  16. Pondewal's avatar
    How's chocolate hazelnut? 20% off with first s&s
    joco202's avatar
    Really nice.
  17. cvirikmichal's avatar
    Better not, staying with isolate.
    mehdi.tlili's avatar
    It says Isolate in the ingredients
  18. Chocolate81111's avatar
    Nice deal, I've just this flavour for months and tastes good. Others I've tried have had that 'whey powdered milk' after taste which this doesn't so much. I mix it with porridge for a nice breakfast. Just tried Vanilla too which is also nice.
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