Quest Nutrition : Quest Protein Powder Protein Powder

If you loved Quest protein bars you'll love their new quest protein powder.

Quest Protein Powder Review

Made from nothing but the highest quality proteins including whey isolate, micellar casein and milk protein isolate, Quest have excelled themselves once again.  At 23g protein and just 110kcal per serving, Quest have avoided filling their powder with added junk like excess sugar and still produced a large range of delicious flavours.

Quest Protein Powder Flavours

Quest have ensured there is a flavour for all tastes:

Vanilla Milkshake - Not your typical boring vanilla, but Quest Vanilla is a rich, indulgent milkshake.

Chocolate Milkshake - A thick, creamy chocolate milkshake is perfect for choc lovers.

Salted Caramel - For the sweet tooth lovers, the sweet caramel with the tiniest hint of salt is the perfect decadent treat.

Cinnamon Crunch - A popular breakfast cereal, you can now drink cinnamon crunch flavoured protein powder thanks to Quest Protein Powder.

Cookies and Cream - If you love cookies n' cream quest bars, you can now drink this with Quest Oreo flavoured cookies and cream protein powder. 

Peanut Butter - Nut lovers can rejoice with the genuine peanut butter taste of Quest Peanut Butter Protein.

Multi-Purpose - Quest Multi-Purpose protein powder isgreat for cooking with, or using as a base and adding your own flavours!

Quest Protein Powder Nutritional Breakdown

Each protein powder is gluten free, soy free and has no added sugar, so is great for those on a calorie restricted diet.  

Whey Isolate 

Whey protein isolate is the most pure form of protein(90% or more) and contains little to no fat, lactose or cholesterol.  Whey isolate is digested much quicker than other forms of protein (with the exception of hydrolysed) and therefore is excellent as a post workout shake to help repair the muscle cells. On a gram for gram basis, Whey Isolate provides more essential amino acids to the body compared to other proteins, without the fat or cholesterol. 

Micellar Casein

Like whey protein, micellar casein is derived from milk.  The difference between the two is casein keeps the amino acid levels higher for up to seven hours, preventing muscle wastage after intense workouts but is primarily used before bed due to the amount of sleep we need.  Micellar casein is also high in glutamine and so helps with protein absorption into the muscle cells. 

Milk Protein Isolate

Milk protein isolate consists of at least 90% protein with less than 3% fat, very little carbohydrates and pretty much no lactose.  It is a great way to boost protein content and keep the quality of the powder up with the best of them.  

If you loved the Quest Bars, give the Quest Protein Powder a try for optimal recovery.